Philips Avance Cold Press Micro Masticating Slow Juicer, Slim Design, Quick Clean, 1 Litre, 200W – Metallic Grey– HR1947/31

Definitely worth what you pay for it. WE had so many juicec out of it already. It's super easy to clean, super easy to assemble and juice comes out exactly as it should be. Not too watery and not too thick. No actual bits swimming in it, just a nicely processed veg and fruit. You won't regret it!

Lets start with the pros, it is easy to put together, works well as long as make sure the pulp catcher is clicked into place, otherwise it won't start, this I discovered after a call to Amazon. It makes a good job of juicing, when I did my first juice, I thought it hadn't produced very much until I poured it into a glass and it filled it. The juice is good once you get used to slightly thicker juice, not smoothie consistency but not smooth juice either but tastes good and fresh. I find the clean up really easy, before I drink the juice, I take the juicer apart and rinse each section under the tap, no need for the dishwasher or any scrubbing and then just set it aside to dry. If you are a bit more ocd you will probably want to use soap and water etc. The cons, the shoot for the fruit is fairly narrow so everything has to be cut quite small. It doesn't handle very soft fruit like mango as well but kale and spinach goes through ok. The pulp could be drier but for the price it is probably what is to be expected, you would have to pay a lot more for a better juicer but this does ok. The shoot where the pulp goes through is also fairly narrow and sometimes backs up a bit but it still flushes through ok when washed. There are two filters, one that allows for smoother juice and one that allows more bits through if you like that sort of thing, I haven't used it but even the finer one does let some stuff through which I have got used to. As it is juicing you do get a bit of a build up of juice along the screw but if you press the self clean button it goes into reverse and pushes the last bit through. All in all it is a good juicer for this price range but if I could have I would have spent a little more on a better one.

Really easy to use, and clean. Great taste of fresh juices made at home in no time. Definitely recommending this to anyone looking into keeping more vitamins in the juice.

I had high hopes for this product, first it's a Philips, and second it is expensive. I was very disappointed to say the least. The feeding tube is incredibly small and thin, given it is a very slim and compact machine. But that means you have to cut your fruits and veg into almost bite size. And despite being generally well built and good quality material, when you push food items into the feeding tube, the plastic of the main machine does flex a lot and that worries me in longevity of the product. But worse of all, it DOES NOT squeeze a lot of juice compared to my older conventional juicer. Instantly I know the difference because my recipes requires now 2 if not 3 times as much as before. And you can tell that the bulb is soaking wet. TLDR: Small feeding tube, does not squeeze a lot of juice thus requiring more ingredients than necessary. Not recommended.

Really good juicer, really pleased with the juice, much better than spin juicers, would recommend one to anyone. Only thing, when not in use, the juice collection tub fits inside the pulp collection tub, just remember to take it out before juicing into a glass or other container, my fault I know, not a fault of the juicer.

Delivery Next day delivery from Amazon. The box is heavy, it was labelled as 6.6kg on the Amazon box. Parts come in the box There are 5 parts in the box. Main motor unit(1), juicer container and pulp container(2)(you need to fetch juicer container out of the pulp container prior use), grinder housing and feeding chute (3), grinder(5), and pusher(4). Manual instruction There is only one colourful page to show you how to insert grinder into the housing unit. All the rest you will need to refer to the black and white manual. There is no instruction on the manuals picture page, you will need to find out the English section to follow the detailed instructions. For people who never used a juicer(like myself) this can be a bit confusing. Installation I would suggest to watch an online video or follow the manual to figure out how to insert the grinder into the housing unit. I consider this is the only tricky bit, all the rest,e.g put the housing unit into the main body,remove the juicer container out of the pulp container are pretty explanatory. You will need to lift pulp container to remove the unit off the main body. Juicing result I have used the machine for soaked almond, apple, tomato, cucumber, spinach leaves and limeso far. Soaked almond need to be grinded several times to remove the bits. At the end I used the sieve to get bits free almond milk. Tomato- no skin at all in the juice but a large Chunck of pulp still there, not as smooth as I was expected. Cucumber, spinach and lime are pulp free and the juice tastes truly amazing. Cleaning Cleaning is easy, you just need to unlock the both side of the housing unit to get the grinder out and simply raise under tap water, all bits can be removed easily. Overall I think this is a good quality and solid build machine, it is compact on width and I can tackle away in the corner of my worktop. Less noisy than my blender, but you won't be able to hear people talking next room when the machine is on. It is quite pricey considering a simpler version without reverse function and led function is nearly £100 cheaper. I am not sure these 2 function really with this much.

It is very easy to clean and not very loud when in use. Need to prepare fruits/ vegetables for juicing, but I would not find it as a huge problem. Will see how it goes, but at the moment very happy and satisfied with purchase

Easy to use, but not that easy too clean. Noisy, but probably can't be helped. Quite expensive for all it is.