OmegaCompact Cold Press Juicer Machine, Vegetable and Fruit Juice Extractor and Nutrition System Makes Nut Milks Baby Food and Sorbets, Triple-Stage 80-RPM Slow Masticating Juicer, 200-Watts, Gray

I've been using the Omega CNC80S Cold Press Juicer for six months now, and it has seamlessly integrated into my daily routine. The machine is straightforward to operate and clean, making it ideal for everyday juicing needs.The included attachments and filters offer versatility, allowing me to produce everything from smooth apple juice to chunkier applesauce, depending on my preference. As a masticating juicer operating at a low speed, it effectively minimizes heat buildup and oxidation, ensuring maximum nutrient retention in every glass.I purchased this model to replace an older Omega juicer that had begun to show signs of wear from daily use. While the CNC80S feels lighter and perhaps less robust than its predecessor, it has performed reliably thus far. Time will tell how it holds up in the long run.Overall, I'm very satisfied with this juicer. It offers excellent value for the price and meets my daily juicing requirements effectively.

Love this machine! So easy to use and so easy to clean up. I use it daily.

I had another juicer years ago that was a tremendous pain to clean and assemble and disassemble. I really wanted to make my own juice but it was such a hassle that I gave up and gave the juicer away. I found this juicer and it really looked good and compact. I watched several videos and read reviews before deciding on this model and I am extremely pleased so far. I juice everyday with a multitude of fruits and veggies. It is small and clogs a bit on really fibrous items like pineapple but nothing too serious. It is an excellent entry level juicer in my opinion. The price is attractive as well. It is so easy to assemble, disassemble, and clean. Its compact size is a bonus for storage and setting up to use (we have limited counter space). I am really happy with this purchase.

I was using a friend's Breville juicer and wanted to get my own - I saw the reviews for this and liked the price - I am a green juice person and was delighted at the use of so much of the ingredients and less pulp - however the mouth is narrow which means a bit more shopping before juicing - HOWEVER I am now used to it and love it - it is compact and sits nicely on the counter and is REALLY easy to clean (I needed to read the instructions for the first 2 goes but after that is was great and it's a simple process, just different to the one I had been using ...

Already was using an Omega mm900hds (medical medium model) to juice celery, but needed something a little more compact for travel purposes, this fit the bill perfectly and didn't cost a premium. Very nice quality to these, powerful motor, everything is very solid and sturdy. This model normally sells for 200-300usd, so it's not a cheap juicer by any means. A cheap juicer will likely have thinner plastic and a weaker motor, and may overheat easily. Non of the Omega juicers ever failed me, but a link chef juicer ($125 vertical) gave out on the first juicing

I had a hard time deciding between this compact model and the full size NC800. I have a very small kitchen space, so I decided on the compact model.I'm very pleased with it. I've owned many juicers over the years and I'll say that this is, hands down, the best model I've every owned.It's quiet, powerful and doesn't make a huge mess like centrifuge juicers.It's important to understand what this unit is best for and when it might not be the best choice. I juice mostly harder vegetables and fruits like celery, carrots, apples, cucumbers etc. It's perfect for these! It really does a solid job of chomping through these and makes great tasting juice. My older high speed centrifuge juicer not only made a mess inside all the parts, but it seemed to kind of "whip" the juice because of all of the oxygen introduced in the spinning blades. This slow moving juicer doesn't do that at all.It's also exceptional at leafy greens like spinach and kale. It's just important to know how best to add your fruits and vegetables in. For example, I always end on a hard vegetable like carrot or celery sticks to help move the "squishier" fruits and greens through the machine.If you are juicing a lot of really soft fruits or berries, this might not be the best option. Perhaps a vertical masticating juicer might be better. But honestly, a lot of juicers struggle with really soft fruits anyway. It just hasn't been a problem for me.I've found the cleaning process to be really easy and quick too. I simply rinse most parts with a drop of dish soap and scrub the screen with the provided brush. It takes less than 2 minutes and is so much easier and faster than my last juicer.Overall, this juicer was definitely the best choice for me personally.

My very favorite device in my kitchenIt’s my 4th omega juicer over the years.

I just used this for the first timed, after using a centrifuge juicer for many years. I am really disappointed that after juicing only once (ginger, cucumber, celery and lemon) that the auger is all scratched up. I am concerned because the auger is plastic, and if it scratches that easily the first time then I think it’s safe to assume that some of plastic is ending up in juice. At first I thought it was just dirty, but nope, it’s already all scratched and scuffled and rough in texture. That’s really disappointing. I was excited to purchase this but am not very regretful.