After using this juice press for two years, it suddenly stopped working properly. Pulp went everywhere and I had to clean up the mess. I haven't contacted Courant yet because I don't want to pay for shipping to get a replacement. Instead, I might just buy a new one, given the low price point. Despite the malfunction, I find the press very useful for juicing oranges from our tree. It's much easier to use and clean compared to our other juicer. The low price makes it a great buy.

I purchased this citrus juicer to make juicing oranges easier, and it has definitely done the job. It's quick and easy to use, and I can get more juice out of the fruit compared to hand juicing. It's also easy to clean, although you do need to wash the parts after juicing each orange. I found that having the fruit at room temperature and rolling it on the counter before juicing helps to get the most juice out. The juicer is small enough to keep on my kitchen counter, and it's reasonably priced at under $30. However, it's not suitable for juicing other types of fruits or vegetables, only citrus fruits. I haven't experienced any issues with it yet, but some reviews mentioned that it stopped working after a while. Overall, I'm satisfied with my purchase so far.

After years of using a handheld lemon squeezer for my daily lemon water, I found that the lemons were too big for it and I had to cut them into 4 pieces just to fit. I decided to try an electric juicer and found this one at a reasonable price. I was pleasantly surprised by how much easier it was to use and how much more juice I was able to get out of my lemons. Now, my kids are also enjoying lemon/lime water, and I have already recommended this juicer to a friend who was having the same issue with a handheld squeezer. It is definitely worth it! I only used my hand squeezer to take pictures for . If was helpful, please give it a like. Thank you!

I wanted to increase my water intake but found it difficult and boring to drink a gallon of water a day. I used to be addicted to sweet tea and coffee, but I had to give up the tea with caffeine and started drinking water with citrus juice instead. Squeezing lemons and limes by hand became too difficult for me, so I decided to purchase the Courant Citrus juicer after reading positive reviews. It arrived quickly and I was impressed with its performance when I tested it with my fruit. It takes some practice to get the hang of holding the fruit and getting all the juice out, and I was surprised by the machine changing directions if I lifted my hand. It's easy to clean with just three pieces to rinse. The juicer offers options for different pulp levels and has a fast spin cover to extract the last bit of juice. I even tried juicing Clementines and it worked perfectly. I highly recommend this juicer for anyone looking to live a healthier lifestyle.

After being unable to find a replacement for our old Braun juicer, we purchased the Courant based on positive reviews and reputation. Upon comparing it to our old juicer, we give this model a 4 with reservations, pending longer term use.
What we like:
1. The price
2. Quick and efficient juicing with reverse and spin features
3. Pulp management feature
4. Acceptable noise level
5. Spout height
6. Color matching our kitchen appliances
Not so much:
1. Less powerful motor compared to our old juicer
2. Pulp capture part is a bit difficult to clean, but manageable.

I always thought that citrus juicers were for lazy people who didn't want to juice their own lemons until I saw one in action on TV. After watching the Barefoot Contessa use the Courant citrus juicer on the Food Network, I realized it had many benefits over using a manual reamer. The electric juicer makes it easier to measure out precise amounts of citrus juice, and it extracts more juice from the fruit. It also prevents juice from squirting into your eyes and has a final-spin feature to extract the most juice from the pulp. The juicer filters out the pulp and is easy to clean with dishwasher-safe parts. The stainless steel body is durable and looks nice, and the juicer is quieter than most electric citrus juicers. Overall, I would recommend the Courant for its features and performance.

The price of the electric reamer is very reasonable. I have tried other presses and manual reamers in this price range, but they don't extract all the juice. The electric reamer does a great job of getting all the juice and most pulp out of the orange, and then the spin cycle gets most of the juice out of the pulp. Clean up is easy, although a few drops flew onto the counter while extracting. On my first good sized navel orange I got almost 2/3 of a cup. From a smaller than normal Cara Cara I got a 1/2 cup.

Pros:
- It gets far more juice out than any other I've tried.
- The spin cycle really works.
- Clean up is fairly easy.
- It doesn't take long to extract the juice.

Cons:
- None, other than concerns about how long it will last. There are reviews of similar machines having plastic teeth wearing out.
- You do have to watch that you don't ream too much and go into the rind.

Overall, the electric reamer is a great investment for getting maximum juice out of oranges. Although the manual squeezer is decent, I will be using my electric Courant from now on.

I have owned 2 other citrus juicers in this price range. This model has a few features that the others didn't, such as Pulp control and Fast Spin. However, I found that the pulp control feature didn't make much of a difference and the fast spin feature was not very useful and made a mess. The juice spout is a nice addition, but it can be a bit of a hassle. The juicer is quiet and did a good job with limes and lemons, but the juice chamber is small. Overall, it's a decent juicer but the extra features don't add much value. There are other citrus juicers that perform just as well for a better price.