Omega 1000 250 Watts Juice Extractor Reviews

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I've had my Omega for over five years now. I have limited counter space, so I don't keep many appliances on my counter top. from Qvc.com This juicer has all the classic defects of every poorly constructed juicer that has ever been. It is difficult to clean, and it spews juice upon nearby walls, though it's hard to understand how it does so. from Cookwareessentials.com This juicer has all the classic defects of every poorly constructed juicer that has ever been. It is difficult to clean, and it spews juice upon nearby walls, though it's hard to understand how it does so. from Cookwareessentials.com Operates Quietly 3. Powerful 4. High yield of juice. Cleans up easy.

Cons: Expensive Initial Cost, No automatic pulp ejection,No motor brake,Strainer can be difficult to clean

The Bottom Line: Well worth the money, precision engineered.

from Shopping.com Very dissapointed in this juicer and would not recommend it. It died after only a few uses and was remarkably slow and powerless before it died. from Amazon.com I bought this juice from my local health food store a couple of months ago. I should have done more research before buying it. from Amazon.com Firstly, I have had no mechanical issues with my juicer and use it about every day. I use beets, carrots, apples, oranges and all get turned into delicious juice! from Amazon.com I ordered my first one, I came with a cracked juice container. Amazon was great, issued a UPS return. from Amazon.com This is the 4th juicer I have owned. Oster (really bad), a Jack LaLane (worse)and a European Turmix. from Amazon.com I have had 2 Omega 1000s in the past 10 years or so. My experience is almost exactly as Neil Grundel's review. from Amazon.com