CO-Z Manual Citrus Juicer, Professional Orange Juicer, Green

The only question is: why have I not bought it earlier. The press works perfectly. The material is robust and solid. The base is large so that it does not easily fall. It press at perfection oranges, lemon but most of all Pomegranates. Clearly, if you use smaller pomegranates, you will be able to press them 100%. If you use larger pomegranades, then you might have some seeds left at the boarder, but it will be really minimal. Super fast, it takes 1 minute to do a great fresh pomegranate juice. Super easy to clean, take 10 seconds. Could not be any happier with this product. Highly recommended.

Made from good quality materials. Solid, easy to use. I'm really happy with it. Easy to use, clean and looks good in the kitchen. Would defiantly recommend. I've used it on oranges and grape fruit and functions really well

This manual juicer is quick to use, easy to clean, and way more practical than my old electric one. No noise, no fuss — just fresh juice in seconds. Solid build and works great on oranges, lemons, and even pomegranates.

This is a great way to obtain proper orange juice without the hassle of a powered device. It's a fair bit taller than I was expecting, but it's needed to leverage the press. The only thing I would say is that it does require a fair degree of effort which is fine for me, but my wife and 12 year old son find it a bit difficult. It can be a little unsteady because of the force needed to properly squeeze. Other than that though it is a great and inexpensive way of juicing up nicely and the product looks pretty decent too.Now I just have to buy a hundred oranges a month :)

Very strong and really extracts the juice from the oranges.I only need to use 3 instead of 4 orange to get the same juice compared to my old hand one, so I reckon it will pay for itself within a year.

This is an entirely manual juicer, so you need to be strong enough to pull down the handle, which takes a surprising amount of effort for the oranges I used. But that isn't a fault with the product, just the strength needed to juice oranges. Similarly, you require quite a lot of oranges: I need 3 or 4 to make a small glass of juice, so once sliced in half, you are looking at 6 to 8 pulls on the handle. Larger juicing oranges probably take less effort; I found a large juicy red grapefruit only needed the two halves to make a small glass.When pulling down the handle, you need to place your other hand on the top of the juicer to counterbalance and hold it steady, otherwise you might pull it over from pressing so hard. It has rubber feet which help keep it stable, but it still needs a little bit of support. I find the feet leave smudges on my worktop, although they wipe off. Some people have said that the handle risks falling down when raised and trapping your fingers, but I haven't encountered that. The top press position is adjustable using the allen key supplied, although I found it was already in the ideal position.The device itself is very solid, cast metal, and the juicing cones feel good quality and strong. You do need to wash the cones immediately after use, as otherwise the acidic juice discolours them, and bits of dried orange go sticky and harder to remove. You can't remove the top press itself to wash it, so I use a piece of kitchen roll to wipe it down.Overall a good quality item, and it looks fantastic if you buy the bright orange one like I did. It would look good in a kitchen just as an item of decoration aside from using it to juice oranges.

Well made and easy to clean, using this is also easy and does a good job.

I am reluctantly returning this because although I find its simplicity and heavy duty style very appealing, I just feel that it wastes too much fruit! The leftover orange halves (see image) feel like they still have weight and also look as though you could get rather more from them. It's a real shame because I love this thing otherwise! The press is soo satisfying to operate and has a really good overall feel to it, for example the big rubber grip which covers the press handle is particularly pleasing. The stainless steel insert feels rather lightweight compared to the sturdiness of the machine itself, however it does its job no problem. You are somewhat restricted in terms of what vessel you can place underneath to catch the juice; it can't be too tall or wide. I used a 0.5 l Pyrex jug. I will also mention that unless you don't mind quite large chunks in your drink, you may want to use a sieve.