Borosil 130W Easy Cold Press Slow Juicer | Compact Design Portable Less Oxidation, Anti Drip Outlet Lid | Fruit & Vegetable Juicer | 1 Year Warranty

Power on and juice only once. Next time not powering on. No support no warranty. Waste of money

Best product.

The media could not be loaded. This is my first juicer. And i am very happy with this purchase. It's user friendly. It's very easy to assemble and operate. Within 5 minutes i am able to get 2 glasses of juice and it's enough for us. It's so convenient to use. The only thing is cleaning this properly which is a bit time consuming. But yes i am happy as it's small and doesn't take much space. It's handy and i can carry it anywhere. Go for it.

Very poor build and quality. Stopped working in 15 days. Customer Service website is pathetic and product registration is not working. Customer support is also pathetic.

A very good product for making juice from semi hard to soft fruits/ vegetables. But, motor of the juicer needs to rest after 15 min running time. Also, you have to cut the fruits or vegetables in small pieces. Remember it's not a full fledged heavy duty item.

The juicer didn't even turn on even for 1 sec... very bad product...this is completely a defected product....prefer buying from any good seller or from store/ official website.

Pros:1. Very cheap for a slow-juicer, they go for 6-7k with higher wattage so this is a good innovation.2. Works as expected for a slow juicer, gets you the maximum juice out of each vegetable you put and the waste is very dry and fully squeezed. The juice is thick as well unlike the other fast juicers which waste a lot of your vegetables and give very less amount of actual juice which is also watery.3. Carrots, apples are so easily juiced through, very efficient with them.4. Great warranty support, doorstep service. (Yes I had to replace once because Amla got stuck in it)Cons(and these are really heavy)1. You will have to cut your vegetables into smaller pieces because it cannot take whole ones, or even big pieces since the wattage is low.2. It struggles a lot with things other than carrots. Beetroot is tough and noisy but it can do it. However Amla(Indian gooseberry) is impossible to juice through it despite cutting in pieces, it is noisy and it finds it very tough to squeeze juice out of it. No question of handling denser vegetables and fruits3. There is a little bit of an adjusting curve with respect to disassembling and assembling again, it is a little bit of a hassle. Same with cutting vegetables, it is better to order a device that can cut vegetables quickly so that you don't have to do it individually.Overall:A. If you have a budget in this range- better to go for other type of juicers since they are less hassle involving.B. If you want a slow juicer itself, go for higher wattages and up your price range.C. If you want a slow juicer, and have a budget in this range, this is the best option.P.S- Many reviews mention that it doesn't work, please read the manual for that. You have to rotate and fit(with almost a click sound) the upper part(black plastic structure) into the transparent part on the side which has a lock symbol on it. The juicer will only turn on when it's locked.I hope this helped :)

It's been a month and am using it every single day without any issues so far. I'm loving it. The best juice comes from watermelon. Other fruits I used are pomegranate, apple, muskmelon. Used carrots, beets, pumpkin and corn. It's advised to cut fruits and veggies into small pieces before adding. I cut them into very small chunks so that the pieces won't get stuck in the feeder and also lot of time gets saved. Easy to clean. Just make sure you clean up the mesh immediately after removing. The one and only problem I see is the length of the wire. It should have been a little longer.