BLACK+DECKER 400-Watt Fruit and Vegetable Juice Extractor, Black, JE2200B, 12.2" x 6.6"

I have been researching juicers for several months, as I regularly purchase fresh vegetable and fruit juices from my neighborhood health food market and truly believe in the curative powers of fresh, organic juices. I was really worried about purchasing a juicer for this price, but trusted the other customer reviews and went for it. I just received it today and could not wait to try it out. I made 4 glasses of fresh squeezed fruit and veggie juice and cannot believe how well this little juicer works! Yes, you must cut the fruits and vegetables into smaller pieces and cannot stuff an entire carrot into the juicer, but for a couple or individual who is not producing gallons of juice a day, you cannot beat this juicer for the price. I am amazed at how efficient it is. I made 2 glasses of juice with one large carrot, one apple, a piece of ginger and 2 stalks of celery. Clean up is easy. If you purchase this product, pick up a little brush or buy a new, firm toothbrush to clean the blades in between juicing. It is compact and tucks away in my pantry when not in use. I am so glad that I trusted other Amazon Customers and purchased this juicer. I am really looking forward to all of the new juice recipes that I can create. Cheers to Healthy 2013! Update: 1-25-13: Okay, We have been using this product daily since I received it. We are absolutely thrilled with our purchase. We make a quart of organic juice daily, using all sorts of fresh fruits and veggies. It takes approximately 15 minutes for the total process, washing and chopping produce, juicing, and cleaning juicer. Our favorite juice is made with 4-5 organic carrots, 1 organic apple, 1 large chunk of ginger root, 4-5 stalks organic celery, 1/2 large organic cucumber, 1 handful organic parsley, 1 organic lime (with most of peel taken off), Organic Kale (4-5 large leafs). I call this Goddess Garden Goddess Juice. It is absolutely delicious. In fact, we enjoy the juice from this Juicer more than juice from an industrial juicer at our local health food store. The pulp is small and dry, which indicates to me that the juicer is very effective. I use the pulp to create compost for my garden. Clean up is a breeze as long as you clean the blade basket right after juicing. If the pulp dries in the basket, a little more scrubbing with a brush is required. If you clean immediately after juicing it is a simple process. I use a utility brush to clean the blade basket, rinse the other parts and put them on the top shelf on my dishwasher. I would recommend this Juicer to anyone who plans on juicing 1-3 times per day. I have suggested it for several of my co-workers and friends who I shared juice with and were so impressed that they asked about the juicer and was it expensive. They were so surprised to discover it is less than $40. Highly recommended.

What can I say? It's Black and Decker! Fantastic quality. Amazing price. Bought two, gave one to my daughter, who's the real juicing nut! Takes about 10 seconds to figure out how to take it apart, and after that, it is a piece of cake. In addition to the juice cup, the fiber cup and the pusher, there are only 3 parts to rinse off: the body, the clear top, and the blade. It takes less than a minute to get everything perfectly clean, though I do spend a few extra seconds making sure the blade is clean because I read elsewhere that it will last forever if you keep it clean--If you're going to toss it in the dishwasher, make sure you clean the blade first. I use a stainless scrub pad and briefly rub over the inside and the outside under running water. The kind I use comes in a 3 pack at the dollar store, it's just a bunch of woven metal links. Not brillo. (I'm going to try the toothbrush method on it and see which works better. Might ask some knife professionals to see which method is best for blade longevity. ) No sponges are harmed in the cleaning of the blade and it's been very gentle to my fingers too-it's almost like a little colander. But I would not want to face it as a carrot or a tomato! Works great. You do have to cut items up to fit in the hole, but I do that anyway, because I take out the seeds. Even apple seeds have cyanide. I don't think that's a particularly healthy addition to juice! Peach pits, cherry pits, and apricot pits are also to be avoided. I don't go overboard, but just avoid putting most seeds in that one would not normally eat. Better to be safe than sorry. And careful about tossing in the peel. Go organic and scrub scrub scrub if you're consuming the peel, because PEEL is what absorbs pesticides. Plus peel (like orange peel) tastes vile. Just test one tiny section, find out for yourself. Some things, like carrots can do double duty. Sure, drink the juice, but you can also make carrot muffins, or use the fiber in carrot cake. But you can't go overboard with the fiber. You'll learn. My first attempts to make use of the fiber was in a soup, and the fiber turned into a giant sponge! A cup or two of assorted veggie fiber sucked up several cups of soup. The only caution I have is that you should pay attention where the juice cup is. The first time I used it, I knocked the cup out of the way, and lost about a tablespoon of juice because the cup wasn't there to catch it. That's not a leak-it's just being klutzy. It's a small cup. If you fill it a couple of times, you might want to dump the fiber container too, but it is plenty big enough that I haven't had to do that yet, even while I've been trying to perfect my own v-8. Whether or not you try one of those trendy fasts, it's really a great way to bring variety into the diet. I am SO impressed.

Idéal pour un ou deux verre. Il ne prends pas beaucoup d'espace et est fonctionnel. Facile à nettoyer. Je ne regrette pas mon achat

Do not buy this!!! I have this product and using it in US and works perfectly well. I bought if for $30 (Approx 1900 rupees) . In India it costs approximately 5000 rupees and on top of that they only provide a 110 V as in US which cannot be used in India without a converter adn a good step down converter costs about another Rs 3000. Not worth spending a total of 8000 on this. Even though the product is good, it is not worth it if they do not sell a modified version of this suitable for Indian voltage

The juicer irks as expected, however taking it apart is very hard when it comes to removing the strainer. It takes vigorous shaking for the strainer to come off, which makes the process messy. I was even considering returning it, but then thought better of the hustle. Maybe strainer will become easier to take off after some use, but currently it certainly does not come off as per the instructions to the juicier.

Not so happy with this product. This product doesn't suits Brand.

I was wary about buying this because of the reviews, but I figured the price point was good for a starter juicer. It's compact and stores easily, comes apart and assembles like a breeze (and if you don't know what to do the instructions are very straight forward). It juices very well, and if you want to get a bit more juice from the left over pulp, I simply took the pulp and put it right back through! It worked for me 🙂. Not to mention it's SO fun!