Philips Viva Collection Juicer with Quick Clean Technology, X-Large Feeding Tube, 2 Litre, 800 W - Brushed Aluminium - HR1867/21 [Energy Class A]

I am a bit of a juice queen and have had in the past big all singing all dancing juicers but with a small kitchen now i need something more compact and this ticks all the boxes. I read all the reviews good and bad and decided to buy it. I wanted a small l machine with a big motor ( the bigger the better)i fund it really easy to assemble , it dosent take up much room and looks stylish Some reviews said it was noisy but i thought it was fine considering you have a 700w motor sitting on your kitchen side !I made a juice with apples, celery and Kale and it was effortless the pulp was pretty dry and i had plenty of juice .Taking it apart to clean was easy the only tricky part is removing the blade but i found that pulling it out with two hands from the inside of the ring made this easy. The machine does self clean by adding water and running it but it wasnt that great so a rinse in the sink or popping in the dishwasher is better.All in all a great little juicer if you are a big family then probably invest in a bigger one but for a couple or quick juice you cant go wrong with this .

This juicer is quite simply amazing! I have had juicers in the past, that cost twice as much as this and didn’t work nearly as well. Plus they were a nightmare to clean which just put me off!This juicer is so easy to use. The parts assemble and disassemble very easily and literally take minutes to wash. A little more attention is needed to the actual blade area, but it’s still so easy and doesn’t take long at all. Juices can be prepared in less than a minute and the pulp catcher is great! It is powerful, effective and stylish too. Not bulky at all, do will store away neatly.For anyone thinking of buying a juicer, look no further, this is super value for money and you will not be disappointed.

I've had this juicer for around 2 months now so I feel like this review is fair now I've got over the initial novelty of having a juicer. I was cautious about buying a juicer to begin with as the only other juicer I'd used was one of my sisters, which was a huge, noisy, space hogging monstrosity that sat around on the counter hardy used, simply gathering dust. However, I like to consider myself the healthier sibling and knew mine would get a little more use than hers once did. I'm so, SO glad I took the plunge and ordered this juicer. I wasn't really sure what to expect, but it's honestly great. Its not exactly small, but I think when compared to other juicers its got to be on the smaller scale, while still giving great results! It's smart looking, feels sturdy and looks relatively expensive. It doesn't make my kitchen feel cluttered as it sits nicely on the counter in the corner, beneath the wall cabinets when not in use. I use mine nearly every day and I still haven't got bored of it!Now, its a juicer, so when cleaning its not quite as simple as just giving it a rinse and drying it. It does need taking apart but I find it comes apart really easily and quickly, relatively mess free. The people who think it's messy and a hassle to clean obviously have a deluded sense of reality. IT'S A JUICER PEOPLE! It's going to require some form of effort. As long as you're living in the real world I don't think the small effort cleaning of the juicer will bother you too much. Personally I make myself enough juice to last a couple of days, just makes it slightly easier in the mornings etc. and means an extra 15 minutes in bed instead of juicing first thing. The pulp is packed away neatly in the lowest compartment and can simply be chucked in the bin when you're finished. The pulp comes out pretty dry, some people say they put the pulp back through the juicer again but I don't think you'd get any more out of it. TOP TIP: If you hate waste like me, freeze some of the pulp you collect and add into soups or stews etc. I juice a hell of a lot of carrots and freeze the pulp then add this to lots of different dishes.Noise wise i don't think it really any louder than your average blender. Plus it juices so quickly the noise is really only an issue for 30 seconds, if that. I live in a block of flats and no ones complained yet! Even when using it at 8'oclock in the morning.My only complaint would be that the pulp compartment does fill up relatively quickly, but then again, my juices are probably larger than most peoples. I find that I empty the pulp apartment half way through a juice. This is so easy to do though it really isn't an issue. My daily juice consists of 10 carrots, 1 bunch of celery and 6 apples. If you're just juicing a couple of celery stalks and a lettuce you won't need to empty it mid way.I love this juicer and I'm so glad I decided to purchase it.

Excellent, use it all the time.

So far absolutely brilliant! I first had the idea of a juicer after trying the super green at Wagamama which I love. I haven't mastered the recipe yet but I am really close. When I first got it, the size was as expected! The design is the same as on the picture so can easily fit in any kitchen. If you prefer to put in a cupboard, you just dismantle the top bit and it fits any cupboard. The instruction, as mentioned before, are extremely basic but it is very easy to use and to clean. I have tried the easy clean, and again as mentioned before, I haven't been convinced. I prefer it by end. It's like all food processor when it comes to clean. You have 3 parts to clean which are very easy by just rinsing them. The blade/grater bit takes slightly more time to clean, but nothing much. All in all, the cleaning process is nice and easy. If you really don't want to do it by hand, you can always put everything in the dishwasher. For the juice, it is every so easy, you put your fruits/vegetables in the juicer and job done. Of course, for some of them, you need to peel them but it's sort of common sense: oranges, lemons, kiwi, melon, pineapple, etc...Some fruits/vegetables will make more juice than others and therefore you will need lots of them. Some fruits/vegetables can't be use in the juicer as they simply do not produce juice: bananas, avocados, etc. I would recommend to have a look at juice recipe to start. It will help to know what is good or not. I personally love my new juicer and I am looking forward to get nice fresh juice in the future.