DASH Citrus Juicer, Dual Citrus Cones, 20 fl. oz. Capacity, 25 Watts

I was skeptical for the price but we have now juiced over 6 boxes of oranges and several of grapefruits with no difficulty. This is a very easy to clean unit. I also like the adjustable pulp filter. It's a simple and hopefully sturdy design at a good price.

I bought this because it was recommended by America's Test Kitchen. I was not disappointed!It's a cute little machine which I would be happy to keep out on my counter top if I had the space for it. Small footprint and it has a cover to keep any kitchen grime from settling on it if you don't use it often. The color is a pleasing mint green, just as I expected from the photographs.I juiced 5 lbs. of lemons (I'm guessing around 20-25 lemons?) in about 5 minutes. I was very pleased with the efficiency of extraction, if you twist the fruit around as you push down, this will get pretty much all the pulp. I will say you have to be careful when you're removing the cone and filter tray part, if you fumble it, you'll get pulp and seeds dumped into your juice. I'd also recommend rinsing the filter tray between batches, after emptying out the carafe. I didn't at first, and it got real messy up in there with all the pulp and seeds.All in all quite easy to take apart and wash by hand, though the filter/seed tray was a little bit tricky to figure out at first. If this thing breaks, I can see it being one of the clips that holds the two pieces together that goes first. I think if you take care to unclip the bottom before just pulling it apart, it will save wear & tear. You will definitely want to take that apart before cleaning it, a lot of pulp gets stuck in between the two layers. According to the description on the listing you can put all the non-mechanical parts in the dishwasher. I might on the top shelf if I really couldn't be arsed to wash it by hand, but it isn't that difficult. Then again I am lazy, so...I've only used it once so far, so I can't speak to its longevity (although ATK tests stuff pretty rigorously and they gave this one good marks for durability). It does feel like a pretty solid little machine. Stays put while you use it, and is easy to wipe down once taken apart. I pressed down pretty firmly on my lemons and squeezed in at the sides to scrape out all the pulp, and it didn't affect the sound or speed of the motor at all.I was genuinely shocked by the low cost of this juicer. When I saw that the top rated juicer from ATK was almost $200 I figured they'd have chosen a higher-cost model with bells and whistles as their next best. When I saw it was only $20, and highly rated across all categories I did not hesitate. I have paid twice that in the past for juicers that ended up being way harder to clean and much more wasteful than this one.Based upon my one use of this juicer, and considering its high rating from a website I trust, I would recommend this to anyone looking for a high-quality juicer, and you sure can't beat the price.

This is a great juicer. I am deliberately trying to stay away from the big name producers, in my experience they rest on their laurels. This does all that the others do. A small juicing doohickey and a large juicing doohickey. I have an attachment for my KitchenAid mixer, but that just makes a mess every where. This unit is compact, contained, and all the juice goes in the bowl, not on the counter. It has measurement units on the side and you can adjust the amount of pulp that ends up in the bowl. It is a bit tricky to get the pulp guide separated for cleaning. But you'll get the trick after a couple of times. The rest is very easy to clean and I don't mind pulling this puppy out when I have even just a few things to juice.

There are things I like and things I dislike in this citrus juicer.I like that it is very stable while using. It doesn't dance across the countertop like my old one used to do.I like that it squeezes out a lot of juice, very effectivelyI dislike that I have to clean 5 parts. 2 reamers. 2 strainers and the reservoir.In order to use the larger reamer, you have to put it on top of the smaller one. They cannot be used independentlyThe strainers are two parts as well, so called to control the pulp. Even on the finest setting, there is still plenty of pulp which I don't mind. Small seeds will go through no matter what. Taking that two parted strainer apart and clean is more work than I like. They don't work independently either.The plastic feels soft and very light weight. I don't know if it will last. However, at this price point, I decided to keep it while doing more research on other ones. For now, it will do.

Best orange juicer on the market for eas ofuse and price. Even Americxa's Test Kitchen picked this unit the winner.

I used to use an inherited glass hand reamer but often had a reamer imprint left in my palm after juicing more than 2 oranges! Then I tried those brightly colored hand squeeze juicers but often the fruit didn’t fit or I could see areas left “unjuiced”. Time for an upgrade.This juicer was an ATK Best Buy and it certainly is!! Easy to use and clean, has 2 reaming heads, adjustable pulp screens, marked measurements on the carafe and extracts every bit of juice. Not noisy and comes in a pretty bright yellow, a retro green and white. All this at an unbelievably reasonable price.

This juicer is easy to use, easy to clean, and is a great find for the price. Seems sturdy and durable (though I've only used it three times so far.) I'm very satisfied with this purchase!