TUUMIIST Juicer Machines, Cold Press Juicer with 5.8" Extra Large Feed Chute Fit Whole Fruits & Vegetables Easy to Clean, High Juice Yield, BPA Free (Black)

It’s simple, small, easy to clean, and efficient. Also affordable!! Before buying this product, I owned a big and expensive juicer that did not do the job. It was very frustrating and time-consuming to literally not have the juice I needed. This video shows this juicer easily grinding beets and carrots. I’ve used it for cucumber and lemon as well. It’s quiet and strong. No leaks. No pulp in the juice. Easy to assemble. I am very happy with its performance, and I do recommend it. Note that it’s been only three days since I got it. My excitement is undeniable, but I am aware that anything can happen, and I’ll update my review based on my experience. For now, I absolutely love it!

So far, I've been very happy with my TUUMIIST juicer. It makes juicing quick and easy, and I use it regularly because it's so simple to operate. One of my favorite features is how easy it is to clean afterward, which makes the whole process much more enjoyable. Unfortunately, when one of the parts got damaged , TUUMIIST's customer service was outstanding. I contacted customer service, and Doris responded almost immediately. She was professional, kind, and incredibly helpful. A replacement part was shipped right away, and I received it within a few days. Thanks to the fast response, I was back to using my juicer in no time. I appreciate great customer service. It makes all the difference, and TUUMIIST definitely exceeded my expectations.

I bought this cold press juicer as a gift for a friend, and she has been very happy with it. She has been using it and tells me that it works really well for making her fresh juices at home. I’m glad I chose this one for her because so far she has had a very good experience with it. It’s always nice when you give someone a gift and they actually use it and enjoy it regularly. After seeing how well it has been working for her, I’m actually planning to purchase one for myself soon. Overall, it turned out to be a great gift and a very good purchase.

If I had the option to leave zero stars, I would. This juicer has to be the most ineffective and difficult product I have ever purchased in my almost 38 years on this planet. econdarily, is not exactly clear which side of the juicer is with versus in terms of the waist to versus the extraction tube that the juice comes from. Onceb you manage to assemble this in some semblance of the picture on the pamphlet/ cutout of instructions, next comes the hopes and disgustingly gleeful process that is about to go awry. The implement that is used to assist with pushing the fruits and vegetables down toward the auger is approximately 2 in above the actual auger. So if you cut up harder produce like carrots or beets or ginger, as they recommend cutting these into smaller pieces, the implement will not assist in angling them or pressing them toward the auger. Even when you use a alternating method such as hard chunk your foods such as carrots or beads and alternating with softer fruits and vegetables such as spinach, kale, bananas for example, the implement does not allow for the range of motion needed to assist pushing the items in the general direction of the auger. Additionally, on one of the side stickers, it is recommended that the device only run for 10 minutes and then allowed to rest for 20 minutes. If the process is to allow the juicer to work at its own pace, this is a very long and tedious process that does not yield good results. I was using fresh, organic produce that was just purchased. Not only did I have to stop multiple times, the actual barrel by the auger got so clogged, I had to completely empty it out to my best ability while it is completely full of liquid and produce, and attempt, read as fail, to drain the juicer so that I can reach the clog. What did I find? Half inch pieces of carrot, ginger, Apple, beets, and pear. This was an absolutely terrible purchase. I am currently sitting here waiting for my first attempt at juicing to strain through one of the attachments into the juice collection bin so that I can pour what may be possible 20 oz of juice into a bottle or two after wasting approximately 2+ hours worth of work. And in case you were wondering, this is after peeling and cutting down five medium sized carrots, three 1-in knobs of ginger, three small blood oranges, two limes, two lemons, three beets, two comince pairs, and two granny Smith apples. Save your money and buy a better juicer.

UPDATE (and DESIGN FLAW below): After using this juicer frequently for two and a half months with all kinds of fruits and vegetables including leafy greens, celery (handles the stringiness easily!), cabbage, radishes, carrots, beets, citrus without seeds, pineapple, apples, pears, and my favorite ginger root, potatoes, and many others; I need to clarify my change from 5 stars to 4 stars. For MOST vegetables and citrus, including leafy greens, this juicer is truly a dream and does phenomenally well and is easy to clean! HOWEVER, in its current design, the juicer is woefully underpowered for harder, drier vegetables like beets, carrots and my favorite ginger root. When juicing them, especially ginger root, it backs up due to a blockage at the exit from the auger to the fiber exit chute. This binds up the juicer and stops juice production and grinds the motor down to shut-off (if you didn't shut it off already as it slowed!). IF the design is not to be change, at least the motor needs to have more wattage or the gearing needs to be altered to provide greater power force. DESIGN FLAW: The fiber exit from the juicer is flawed in that it forces the fiber to make two 90 degree turns - the first down to exit from the auger through a flap and the second an immediate turn left to push out the chute. The design is nice in that it makes the machine look symmetrical, but NOT the best for juicing especially for harder or drier vegetables. The exit for the fiber should have been tangential to the auger motion at a 90 degree to the juice exit, not 180 degrees. This would have made the fiber only have to make one change of direction and eliminated the blockage when juicing drier fruits and vegetables. IF this were done, the motor and gearing would most likely be more than sufficient and the blockages would most likely be non-existent, but that would need to be tested, because as is , the motor just can't handle the harder, drier vegetables. ORIGINAL POST: Having owned a higher end vertical and two high end horizontal masticating juicers as well as two centrifugal juicers that each cost WAY more than this Tuumist, I can say that this is the BEST juicer I have used so far! The fact that it does NOT use a metal screen, but instead has a unique toothed design makes all the difference. The other masticating juicers had screen failures due to plastic separations and breakage from the metal screens. Replacement parts are NOT always available after a couple of years. This juicer is FAR less expensive, and produces MORE juice and drier pulp. The juice has excellent flavor and with minimal pulp! THIS IS A WINNER!

I absolutely love this juicer! It was incredibly easy to put together right out of the box. One of my favorite features is the extra-wide feed chute. It’s over 5 inches wide, so I didn’t have to spend a lot of time cutting up my produce. I only cut my apple, cucumber, and celery in half, and they fit perfectly. That saved me so much prep time. The juice came out with virtually no pulp at all. The pulp that came out the other side was very dry, which showed me the juicer extracted almost every drop of juice from my fruits and vegetables. There was absolutely no mess while juicing, and cleanup was so easy. It comes apart quickly, rinses clean in just a few minutes, and is simple to put back together. If you’re looking for a powerful cold press juicer that extracts maximum juice, requires very little prep work, and is easy to use and clean, I highly recommend this one!

I purchased this juicer a month ago after doing some research. I have not been disappointed. It is easy to assemble, easy to use and so easy to clean, which I recommend doing immediately after using before the residue has dried. Compared to our former juicer, which I never used or cleaned due to its complexity, this one is a breeze and I’m using it several times a week.

This is my lifesaver. I have rheumatoid arthritis and have been trying to change my diet. This is the perfect equipment to help me with juicing my beets, lemons, limes, pineapples, apple etc. Easy to clean. It saves me money. I purchased a bag of limes/oranges from Costco at $5 a bag and juicer them . Can't find that much juice in the regular stores at that price.

Fantastico. Mi ci e' voluto un attimo per capire come funziona. Si lava in due miniti sotto l'acqua corrente, il che, visto il mio estrattore precedente, cambia parecchio la vita (faccio il succo ogni mattina). L'unica cosa che ho notato e' che rimaneva un po' di polpa, ma poi ho visto che c'e' un filtro in dotazione da applicare alla caraffa del succo, che ha completamento risolto il problema. Funziona con la tecnologia e il design di estrattori ben piu' costosi, a un quarto del prezzo.

Especially like the large chute making it easy to add whole fruits, vegetables or other ingredients. Easy to assemble and clean. Powerful and quiet operation. Juice quality is also good as expected.

Ich habe sehr lange nach einem Entsafter gesucht welcher gut zu handhaben ist und relativ leise arbeitet. Habe mich dann für diesen entschieden. Eine sehr gute Entscheidung. Bin voll und ganz zufrieden. Sehr gute Saftausbeute. Leicht zu reinigen. Einfach auseinander zu bauen und wieder zusammen zu setzen. Ich habe große Mengen Weintrauben Schritt für Schritt entsaftet. Desweiteren Äpfel und Johannisbeeren. Alles bestens. Klare Kaufempfehlung von mir. Super Service.

Llevo muy poco tiempo, como 8 preparados , hasta el momento muy bien

This was my 3rd masticating juicer so I had a pretty good idea what to expect, and can tell you without a doubt that this one has the best auger of the three. It also has the best assembly guides with the little locking symbols down the side. It's very easy to align the different parts so you don't have to go searching for vertical landmarks or jutting pieces on the hopper. As for size - it's obviously a smaller juicer so it's not exactly industrial-sized, but it takes up just a little more counter space than my other small juicer that simply has shorter chutes for the juice and pulp. There are no suction-cup feet on this model, but given the weight of the base, the rubber feet do a GOOD job keeping it steady on granite and marble. As for noise, it's a tad louder than both of my other juicers, but honestly not by much. It's really the motor that makes the biggest whine since the blades don't spin nearly as fast as on a standard blender. Still, it's very bearable and you get used to it after a while. As for performance, here is where it gets good. Thanks to the 2-stage auger that includes a metal blade at the top, it does a MUCH better job at chopping vegetables than either of my other juicers that only have a single auger. In fact, I can't even put fibrous fruits and vegetables like pineapple or celery into my small one because they clog up the chute. This one doesn't get clogged up NEARLY as much which saves me from having to pull out the fibres with the included brush. That's a huge win right there. However, I still recommend chopping any fruits and vegetables into small cubes before putting them in just to speed up the whole juicing process. I'm sure some people just chuck in entire apples, tomatoes or whatever, but personally, I'd be concerned about dulling the metal blade in the long term. Here's another thing I learned from the large-texted manual - if you keep the pulp chute temporarily closed for most materials, you get a better juice yield. That might seem obvious since you're effectively increasing the pressure on the strainer, but I always assumed that it would just create more problems. Turns out I was wrong. If you wait until the pulp piles up in the chute before opening it, it does in fact come out a bit drier. Of course I don't do it every time, but it's nice to know that it won't damage the components if you accidentally forget to open the chute. One thing that I certainly would like to have seen is a taller or larger plastic cup for the juice coming out. Maybe they were trying to reduce running time by limiting the amount of juice you get; but I find myself having to turn the motor off at least twice in order to decant the liquid. The cup for the pulp is just fine, especially if you know from experience just how much you're going to get from a batch. But I do like to keep the pulp constantly coming out in compressed bars if possible because it minimizes clogs. Once you stop juicing, they tend to get cut off. Fortunately, like I mentioned before, clogs are a rarity once you get the hang of juicing and you can always reverse the spin in case you're experimenting with something new. But this juicer does have enough power that's for sure, and cleaning it takes about the same amount of time as my other small juicer. All I'll say, is that it helps to have multiple small brushes on hand to get into all the little crevices of the components. The included one is great, but something with more bristles also speeds up the work. As for the yield, it's about as good as you're going to get for the size. Very much appreciate the slightly drier pulp which I can sprinkle into my salads and morning breakfast. I've even used it in a couple muffin recipes to fill out the fiber content. It's not only about the juice after all. Overall though, I'm quite happy with juicer. It's not quite as robust as my large one, but it definitely performs very well. Thumbs up from me.