Ninja JC151 NeverClog Cold Press Juicer, Powerful Slow Juicer with Total Pulp Control, Countertop, Electric, 2 Pulp Functions, Dishwasher Safe, 2nd Generation, Charcoal

Efficient to use and seems durable so far, pulp content can be increased or decreased, a bit noisy but nothing unbearable, easy to wash, good juice extraction, worth the price, not hard to set up

Great juicer. Got this and i like it because it is not a hassle to wash once youre done like other machines which is what gets me lazy to juice, also doesnt have a bunch of parts to wash.I love that it doesnt take up too much space , and its easy to use. Bought it over a year and still works great, I really enjoyed it. You do have to cut the vegetables in order for them to fit but other than that great. I recommend especially if you dont have too much space or want something simple!

Can't get any fresher juice with this wonderful product. Easy to use and easy to clean. Size does not take up too much room on the counter. Love making fresh juice shots and storing them for work day use. You know what's in the juice when you pick out the produce and do it yourself no additives just fresh juice.

This juicer was a Christmas gift for my boyfriend. We used it for the first time and it was so easy to use and So easy to clean. It’s not loud and obnoxious. You have to cut the fruit in about 2 inch squares as the opening for the fruit is not incredibly big. But that’s not even slightly an issue. The de-pulper works great and the juice tastes like you are on an island receiving the freshest fruit of you life. This machine seems like great quality for the price. Hopefully it lasts but I see no issues at all with it. We are so happy with our new juicer!!!

The media could not be loaded. Holy moly is this thing NICE.I've used and gifted Nutribullet juicers in the past and was looking to upgrade in hopes that I'd get more juice out of a juicer. With my former machine the pulp was so saturated with juice and messy and felt like such a waste. I've seen influencers use this brand and style machine but always have to try it out myself before deciding for certain.This machine is the best.It was easy to assemble. It's very, very quiet. I used to feel I had to juice faster and faster with my centrifugal juicer because when it was on it was loud and pushing fruit through it was loud as well. I could never juice in the late night or early morning hours without fear of waking up the whole house. With this I could juice any time of day or night without that worry. The only loud noise I experienced was with firmer fruits that would squeak while going through the chamber and the juicing parts but that was nothing. I actually made an entire batch of juice while on the phone and no one was the wiser.I experimented with whole strawberries, green grapes, raspberries, whole baby carrots, small/medium sized apples (no core all skin) all cut into 1-2 inch pieces, pineapple, ginger (mostly peeled and cut into chunks), peeled clementines, cucumber with skin, celery as well as tomatoes.I had zero issues with anything getting stuck and have only used the less pulp option. I did notice with the strawberries and tomatoes they were juicier and needed more draining time as I pushed them down and waited some of the juice would come up onto the deck. They needed more time to strain into the juice cup. I didn't have this happen with anything else and I juiced 1 fruit at a time (I was taking some personal measurements of how much each set of fruits yielded.The pulp was just pulp and not a heavily saturated pulp and juice combo. I could take and hold the pulp container upside down and not a drop of juice came out of it. That would never have happened with my former machine. I'd have had a wet mess all over the place. The pulp was nice and pulpy. I gave some of it to my guinea pig who promptly ate it up. I could see the carrot pulp being a great add in to soups, stews, stocks and baked goods. I could see the use of the pulp if you have a dehydrater (I do) to use to add dry fiber to pet foods for longer term storage, etc. I think if I still had hamsters that I'd dehydrate the carrot pulp to add into their food and I could still do this for my guinea pig. Since I've not dabbled into the use of pulp all that much I'm currently adding it to freezer bags and putting in my freezer to take to my friend for her chickens. Nothing really goes to waste this way.Too much about that, sorry! Onto cleaning. WHAT A DREAM! My old machine had a very large mesh area that needed scrubbing on both sides to get all the fruits and veggie stuff out. It needed a special brush and was a bit of a pain to clean. Also in part of this mesh are was where the fruit would get pushed onto to break it down and there were spots where seeds (think kiwi) would get stuck and I'd have to use tooth picks to pluck them out. Obviously I'm not talking about this machine but I'm comparing. I will never have to usea tooth pick for any such thing and all the parts are way easier and less labor intensive to clean. I've made 2 "large" batches of juice. I've made a total of 2 gallons of juice in the 2 uses of this machine so far. I would NEVER have made 2 batches of juice so close together with my old machine because everything about it felt so tedious. Also my old machine leaked and this does not. The parts come off easily and I've just had to rinse them clean, no scrubbing, no picking or digging. No tiny crevices that are hard to get to. Juicing and cleaning up after the ginger was the best. I didn't have to worry about any annoying fibers being left anywhere. Easy peasy.The juice is incredible. It does have that natural froth that you get when you juice certain things. This never bothers me I pour it into a pitcher and shake before I pour.Overall the performance with it's end result is incredible and everything I was hoping it would be. I guess the only thing I could have asked for would have been I know maybe a "lid" or cover to keep this together and dust free. A storage container for the juice or a larger (wider) pitcher for collecting juice that came with a lid to double as a collector and storage. And a different kind of plastic for this pitcher. I'm afraid that one really full drop on a hard tiled floor and you'll be left using something else from the kitchen to collect your juice.Overall this was the best kitchen buy I've made in quite a long time and I'll be raving about it for months if not years to come! I do not regret this purchase. I've included photos and wonky video of it doing it's thang.

This is a great juicer! I had the Breville juicer for a long time and hated using it because cleaning it is such a pain. Plus the Breville is SOOO LOUD! I was so impressed with how quiet the Ninja juicer was and how easy to assemble, use and even clean. There are three suggestions for Ninja for the next generation juicer. 1) Include a brush to clean the filter. Cleaning the filter took the longest and hard to get all of the pulp buildup out. I would be happy to pay a little more for it. 2) Make the Pulp Container a big bigger since for some reason the pulp didn't all go into the container. 3) Make the juice jug slightly bigger by making it taller and wider. I had some juice fall outside of the jug and tried moving it around to prevent it from missing the jug. Suggestions 2 & 3 are important for me because I juice tumeric which stains very easily. I still had to give it 5 stars because it was significantly better than my previous juicer and I'm so excited to continue to use it!

Great system. Easy to clean. Extremely effective at extracting juice from fruits and vegetables. Quite noisy when dealing with very fibrous items such as beetroots because of the friction against the crusher. Solution, cut in smaller pieces. Quite happy with the ninja juicer. Good build quality. No issues so far but it has only been few weeks of use daily.

I purchased the Ninja juicer hoping it would match the power and efficiency of their blenders, but I was a bit disappointed. While the design is sleek and easy to use, it doesn't harness the power I'm used to in a juicer. It's slow, bogs down easily, and requires meticulous preparation removing all rinds and cores before juicing.That said, one standout feature is how easy it is to clean. Compared to my previous Hamilton Beach juicer, which was powerful but difficult to clean thoroughly, the Ninja is a breeze to maintain.However, I question its juice extraction capabilities. The pulp is wetter than I’ve experienced with other juicers, making me wonder if it’s fully extracting all the juice.For the price point, it's an okay juicer. It’s not as impressive as I had hoped, especially for a Ninja product, but it does get the job done. If you're looking for something easy to clean and moderately functional, this could be a good option.