As a newcomer to the world of juicing, I'm excited to embark on this amazing journey. Before making a purchase, I've been weighing my options between a traditional vertical centrifugal juicer and a modern slow juicer. My friend owns an older centrifugal juicer, which I find to be quite loud and inefficient; the pulp is often wet, leading to wasted produce and money. The one thing I do appreciate about it, however, is its large chute, allowing me to quickly toss in whole fruits and vegetables without much prep time. Unfortunately, the large chute also means that the blades aren't as effective, causing fruits to get stuck and requiring me to frequently use the plunger to ensure proper juicing. After much consideration, I decided to go with a slow juicer. The design is impressive, employing cold press technology and a squeezing mechanism that processes fruits and vegetables efficiently in a confined space. This results in very dry pulp and juice that retains more nutrients. I've even stored the juice in the refrigerator for two days, and it still tasted fresh. Cleaning the slow juicer is a breeze, taking just 1-2 minutes with a quick rinse. While the prep time is a bit longer since I have to chop the produce, I enjoy listening to music while I work in the kitchen. I chose the Cozii slow juicer, which, despite not being a big brand name, offers excellent value for its price. It feels like using a high-end designer product. The noise level is acceptable, and sometimes I even find the sound pleasant. Shopping experiences vary, and even if you spend twice as much on a well-known brand like Nama or Ninja, they can have issues too. In my opinion, you won't regret choosing the Cozii. If you're considering a juicer, take a moment to explore your options and see if it might be the right fit for you!

Today, I whipped up a refreshing juice blend with cucumber, pineapple, grapefruit, ginger, and cilantro using the Cozii juicer. Juicing truly revolutionizes our health by offering a natural alternative to the artificial juices found in supermarkets. Whether you prefer your juice with fiber by blending or without by simply juicing, the benefits for both body and soul are undeniable. I often find myself at odds with the "sugar police" when it comes to juicing. With fruits and vegetables being 80-96% water, the actual sugar content in fresh juice is minimal. Consider that 2 pounds of fruit only amounts to about 150-200 calories, and juicing reduces this further. Drinking a gallon of juice a day amounts to just 100-150 calories, allowing the body to absorb essential nutrients efficiently and promoting detoxification. Now, back to my experience with the Cozii juicer. While it struggled a bit with juicing pineapple and cucumber—something common among even high-end juicers due to their high moisture content—it excelled with ginger and other ingredients, yielding dry pulp. Its simplicity, ease of cleaning, minimal foam production (depending on the ingredients, but better than many vertical juicers), low noise, and high yield make it an excellent choice for those new to juicing. A couple of things to keep in mind: Firstly, like all electric juicers, it does make a bit of noise, but it's far quieter than any blender I've known. If you're seeking silence, this may not be for you. Secondly, if you're the impatient sort who likes to toss in all the fruits and veggies at once, the chute may get a bit clogged. A gentle push with the plunger helps things along smoothly and efficiently If you have any questions, the Cozii team is ready to assist, and numerous helpful videos are available online. I'm considering purchasing another Cozii juicer in a different color for my mom,I reached out to their customer service for a potential discount on the second purchase due to my tight budget this year, and they graciously obliged. For these reasons, I rate the Cozii juicer a solid 4.5 stars!

Play Video I’ve been using my COZII Juicer for a couple of weeks now, and it has completely exceeded my expectations. First off, it’s super quiet—way quieter than other juicers I’ve owned. I can make juice early in the morning without waking up the rest of the house, which is a huge plus. The dual modes are a game-changer. I’ve used the soft mode for oranges and berries and the hard mode for carrots and beets, and it handles everything like a pro. The juice comes out smooth, and there’s minimal pulp, which I love. Plus, the juice really tastes fresher compared to what I used to buy from the store—it’s like you can tell all the nutrients are still there. Cleanup is surprisingly easy, too. I was worried because juicers can be a pain to clean, but the parts pop right off and are dishwasher-safe. I usually rinse them quickly after using, and it takes maybe 5-10 minutes total. If you’re looking for a durable, high-quality juicer that’s easy to use and doesn’t require a ton of prep or cleaning, I can’t recommend this one enough. It’s been a great addition to my kitchen, and I’ve been making juice every day since I got it!

Perfect size and everything works wonderfully except for juicing pineapple. The pineapple gets stuck every time.

We had an expensive masconating juicer before this. This does the same job at 20% cost. The feeder is decent size so I don’t have to cut fruits into smaller pieces and also it squeezes everything out of the fruits and the remaining pulp is very dried - almost nothing. Tastes great and minimal noise with all juice making parts dishwasher safe. Great buy

This cold press juicer works great for honestly any vegetables and fruits I have used. It’s fast and gets the job done. The juice is super clear with no plups or any skin. I have used celery, carrots, apple, strawberries and the result is great. It was so easy to assemble as it only has couple of parts. It’s also easy to take parts apart to wash them. Comes with a brush to clean the small things that are stuck in the strainer. The juicer parts are dishwasher and I place all of them in my dishwasher to get a deep and quick clean all at once.