Sage - The Citrus Press Pro - Automatic Orange & Grapefruit Juicer

very good quality .. love it

Quite pricy but it's worth every penny

used every single day! superb

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I had previous model, partially plastic. It was great to get newest model with all details in light alloy 🌟

We do a lot of juicing and this machine has exceeded my expectations. If you need a juicer buy this 👍

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Muy bonito, brillante y emocionante al recibirlo. Ojo porque tiene enchufe del Reino Unido, no Europa. Funciono de maravilla los primeros 4 meses. Después se quemó el motor 2 veces. Y al quinto mes ya no funcionó. Quedo muerta. Por 230€ más gastos de importación no recomiendo la maquina, y pero la garantía es confuso la he tenido guardado durante meses sin información. Al final escribo una reseña porque parece una lastima. Debe ser una exprimidor de calidad comercial.

Addendum: I paid £132 for my juicer, I'm amazed it's gone back up to £199. You may want to wait until the price comes back down. I have several manual and electric juicers, far too many in fact, and they're all good at general juicing, but a bit of a bore on citrus fruits. Typically the cones are made of plastic, and often discolour, as do the filters. I also have the juicing attachments to food processors and my KitchenAid, and the same problems apply: they are all difficult to clean, and generally a bit of a fiddle to put together. If you're going to use something like this on a regular basis, it has to work perfectly, fit together very simply, and be a doddle to clean. The Sage citrus press is a fantastic piece of kit! Firstly, it looks good, always a factor if you're going to leave this somewhere that encourages you to use it often. It's a very solid piece of kit, with virtually all the relevant bits being made of heavy metal (the inside of the "cap" is lined with plastic, but that's the only piece). The spout has a very simple bump on the end, that allows you to lift it up to stop the juice flow... The handle exerts enough pressure without you needing to force it down, and the double filter removes all but the finest of particles (I sieved some juice to see what was left, and it was really just a tiny bit of sludge, not even citrus fibres). I know some people like the pulp in their juice, but as a cook, I'm looking for the cleanest juice, so this suits me perfectly. The whole thing takes about 30 seconds to dismantle, and about 2 minutes to wash and reassemble - it really is surprisingly quick compared to the other models I have. Another cute feature is the angle of the cap, which allows you to juice everything from a large grapefruit down to a little lime. I'm very impressed by it. I know the Sage juicer has its issues, but the citrus press is pretty much perfect from my point of view. Update: since I first used it I've found this press continues to impress - I juiced a mountain of blood oranges the other day, and I hadn't noticed another nifty little feature it includes. There's actually a rotating arm inside the press, which keeps the pulp moving around, ensure that even if the 'well' of it is filling up with pulp, the juice can still find it's way through the filter - very clever little idea. I'd have had to stop to clean it many times otherwise.

The press is easy to operate, with intuitive controls and a simple design that makes it easy to clean. It also features a drip-stop spout that prevents messes and makes it easy to pour juice into a glass or pitcher. One of the standout features of this citrus press is its ability to extract a high amount of juice from each piece of fruit, thanks to its efficient juicing mechanism. This means that users can get more juice from each fruit, resulting in less waste and more value for their money. Overall, this citrus press is a reliable and efficient tool for anyone who enjoys fresh citrus juice on a regular basis. Its powerful motor, durable construction, and easy-to-use design make it a top choice for home chefs and professional cooks alike.