Emerio SJ-108176

I hesitated between this price range or a more expensive machine, but in the end I chose this one: since I'm not sure yet how often I'm going to make juices, I didn't want to spend too much money on it. After informing me, the price difference turns out to be mainly that the cheaper price range, such as this Emerio, makes more noise, you have to cut the fruit/vegetables into smaller pieces because the motor is less powerful, and you have fewer options ( e.g. no extra sieve to make juice with more fiber). However, the quality of the juice remains the same: it extracts a lot of juice (the pulp is well dry), and can handle all kinds of fruits and vegetables. And the latter is the most important to me, so I am satisfied with this Emerio!

Difficulty disassembling, too many places where fibers get stuck. Juice excellent and pulp good for making vegetable soups.

This is our first juicer, owned for a few days. My wife asked for a juicer, but a slow juicer produces more juice, I read somewhere. The prices vary enormously from €30 to 500. Which one should you choose? The cheapest is out of the question, because you still want quality. For our budget, the Princess came close, but it takes up quite a bit of counter space and the motor is only 150w. The reviews were fine, but still opted for this Emerio. Never heard of the brand. It helped that it is a "Cool Blue's choice". We have already made almost 2 liters of juice with it, unbelievable how it works. The kids (3 and 5 years old) even enjoy making juice. Some people fell over the sound, but it's not that bad. A vacuum cleaner makes more noise. Cleaning is also simple: just put it in soapy water and rinse it off. You just have to think: the juices are purely natural and super healthy. After all, you can do something for it, right? In short: just buy this one!