Juicer Machines, 3-in-1 Cold Press Juicer, 6.5” Wide Feed
Juicer Machines, 3-in-1 Cold Press Juicer, 6.5” Wide Feed Chute | Slow Masticating Juicer for Juice, Oat&Nut Milk, and Sorbet, Easy to Clean for Busy Mornings
- 3-in-1 JuicerJuice, Sorbet & Oat or Nut Milk: One machine for multiple needs. Make daily fresh juice, creamy oat or nut milk, or refreshing fruit sorbet for everyday home use and healthy routines
- Easy to Clean Design No Clogging, No Scrubbing: The internal structure helps reduce pulp buildup and clogging. After juicing, simply rinse with water for quick cleanup – no digging, no heavy scrubbing required
- 6.5'' Wide Feed Chute Minimal Prep, Everyday Convenience: Designed to fit whole or large pieces of fruits and vegetables with less cutting. Spend less time prepping and enjoy a smoother, more convenient juicing experience that fits easily into busy mornings
- High Juice Yield Smooth, Consistent Results: Slow cold press extraction helps get more juice from fruits and vegetables while delivering smooth, consistent results. Enjoy fresh-tasting juice with less waste every time
- Powerful Motor Built for Everyday Use: Equipped with a strong, reliable 300W motor designed for consistent performance. Handles soft fruits, hard vegetables, and nuts smoothly, making it a dependable choice for daily juicing
From the brand
| SKU: | B0GRYJGYBY |
| Dimensions: | 16"D x 7"W x 7"H |
| Brand: | Heartnoks |
| Colour: | Black |
| Colour: | Black |
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Very good juice
Very easy to assemble and easy to clean. I like that you can juice pulp free if you want. It’s powerful but not loud. Has a large spout and is well made.
I am glad I invested in this versatile cold press juicer for our daily health routines. It handles my morning celery juice perfectly, and the fact that it doubles as a nut milk maker. We made a refreshing mango sorbet last night using frozen fruit, and the texture was wonderfully thick and creamy. The assembly is super simple, and the machine operates smoothly without any confusing settings or buttons to worry about. It is lightweight enough to move around easily but sits firmly on the counter when running. This is just a straightforward, high quality product that performs beautifully every single day without any issues.
This machine is amazing. I mainly brought this for making sherbe.I would take my family out to the local dessert shop and get sherbet but doing it twice a week gets pretty costly and when I tell you, it is so easy to make the sherbet with this machine. If you’re looking for something that’s not complicated. This is definitely a great product. I love I could put large fruit in there without much cutting. It definitely outputs a lot of juice more than my other machine did. It is easy to clean and for the price you really can’t beat it. It works just as good as a ninja for half the price.
Works well, but really needs a proper instruction manual - not just pictures
This Heartnoks cold-press juicer is a very well made unit.
When unpacking it, you can feel the quality. The plastic is smooth and thick and the design is very modern. It feels well designed – even the packaging suggests a lot of effort went into design. Every component that it came with was individually wrapped, and there are stickers everywhere indicating how to put things together.
My first juice was a mix of apples, strawberries, and peaches. Since this was my first time using a cold-press, I made a mess. The combination was interesting, but quite unexpected as to taste – it didn’t taste to me the way I’d expect that combination to taste.
As with any juicer, it requires a LOT of fruit for a cup of juice. I used perhaps 5 apples, a dozen large strawberries, and 4 peaches and got 2 cups of juice. The prep work is a lot – I understood I needed to core the apples and remove the pits, and slice the fruit into smaller pieces.
The pulp comes out very dry which indicates that it’s extracting most of the liquid, which is a good thing. Note – the pulp is actually very nutritious and contains a lot of fibre. The pulp here is still quite tasty – certainly not as sweet as eating the raw fruit, but quite flavourful. My son and I enjoyed eating the pulp that war ejected from the machine, and I put it directly on shredded wheat cereals which makes it taste great. But we couldn’t eat it all, given the sheer volume of fruit we processed. From this perspective, it seems a bit wasteful compared to just eating raw fruit. But of course we don’t buy juicers to eat raw fruit.
It’s much slower to extract juice compared to other (non-cold-press) juicers I’ve tried, but also much quieter.
Cleaning it was a chore, as I assumed I had to disassemble all the pieces. It was only after I saw a video that I see you’re supposedly able to just rinse it out and be done.
This brings me to my biggest complaint. I found really no instructions on how to use the machine. There are some diagrams of how to assemble it stuck here and there, and a small fold out installation sheet, but nothing indicating how to actually use it. So I had no idea it was supposed to be as easy to clean as the videos I later watched showed. There were some parts which I couldn’t disassemble, even though the diagrams show them being separated.
As another example, the machine came with a pusher to help force juice into the business part of the machine. As far as I could tell it was way too short to be useful unless the machine as nearly filled with fruit. I puzzled over whether or not I was doing this right – here again, better instructions would have helped. Was I missing something? Was this pusher not really a pusher? Quite frustrating.
I wish the container to collect pulp from the ejection chute was contoured to fit the side of the machine, OR that the ejection chute extended a little farther from the machine. As it is, if the circular container is not placed perfectly – say if either gets nudged a bit – pulp is going to end up on your counter. Ask me how I know.
At the end of the session, there were some chunks of fruit that the machine was not able to convert to juice. I’m not sure if that’s an inherent problem with juicers of this design. I did reach in and jostle the fruit around, but at the end of the day you’re going to have some chunks that could not be converted.
This is a very well-made, nicely designed juicer. Like any juicer, the yield is quite low compared to the volume of fruit you’re going to feed it, so temper your expectations. Prep time and cleanup time is also a lot for that yield, but that’s also true of any juicer.
I would have given this 5 stars if it came with better, more useful instructions.
Juicer feels powerful without being excessively noisy
The Heartnoks 6.5 Inch Juicer does a really good job once you get familiar with it, especially if you want to save time on fruit and vegetable prep. The extra wide feed chute is the standout feature since I can fit much larger pieces inside without spending forever chopping everything beforehand. Juice quality has been excellent so far, with smooth results and surprisingly dry pulp, which tells me it is extracting efficiently. One downside for me is the overall size — fully assembled it stands around 17.5 inches tall, which is basically the height of my kitchen cupboards, so I have to store it partially disassembled. I prefer keeping smaller appliances tucked away to avoid countertop clutter, so the larger footprint is definitely something to consider. Cleanup also takes a bit of effort because there are several parts to rinse, but overall the convenience of quick fresh juice in the morning still makes it worthwhile. The safety locks are also very particular about proper alignment before the machine will start, which can be a little frustrating during the first few uses. Once everything is lined up correctly though, operation is simple and the machine feels powerful without being excessively noisy. There is one very annoying thing that I was very surprised to find at this price point. The item is covered with 7 stickers. 5 of which are the easy to peel plasticized kind but two were not. As careful as tried to peel the two old fashion paper ones they left glue and back paper on the machine base unit (QR code) and a warning label on the handle of the feed chute. I had to wear rubber gloves and use glue begone liquid to scrub them off with a rag. Luckily the plastic was left unscratched and did not show any marks for the hard scrubbing it took. My initial 5 star review reduced to 4 stars for a rookie move with the cheap stickers by the manufacturer.
Effective Juicer with Good Yield and Manageable Cleanup
I was happy with the quality of his juicer. I was able to use it to make juices out of apples, peaches and oranges. It did a good job of extracting the juice reasonably well without too much wastage: the resulting pulp was reasonably dry.
The machine worked quietly enough that it would not bother someone watching TV in the next room but would be annoying in the morning if the rest of the family is still sleeping. That said, I found this level of noise for a juicer to be very acceptable.
Cleaning the juicer is somewhat easy. I’ve never used a juicer that was easy to clean… but this isn’t too bad. The pulp is easy to take out and if you don’t leave this sitting after extraction, simply rinsing it clean is possible.
GETS LOTS OF JUICE AND IS EASY TO CLEAN
It’s slow, but that’s a good thing bc it’s getting all the juice. 1 apple and 3 celery stalks yielded 6 ounces of juice as did only 4 lemons. The pulp isn’t dry as saw dust, but it’s still really dry.
The real benefit is how easy it is to clean. The combination of being able to remove the filter and open the pulp shoot let’s you clean out every crumb, with little effort.
Really happy with this purchase.
Great Cold-Press Juice
I’ve tried a couple juicers and I do really like this one. I think it is a great option for a cold-press juicer. The size is great for an at-home family juicer, and the size is roughly comparable to the other ones I’ve tried, though maybe slightly taller. It has a very wide mouth, and that is one of the main stand-out features, because it means you can put in almost all sizes of fruits with no or minimal cutting. All my previous juicers requires more prep time than this one, even when those ones had “larger than usual” mouths, so this one is definitely one of the easiest in terms of prep. It also is surprisingly quiet for how much work it’s doing and how much juice it yields. It isn’t quiet, granted, but less noisy than my blender and less disruptive or bothersome to my dog, which is a nice bonus.
Assembly is easy enough, and the instructions do illustrate that, but I do think the instructions need improvement for overall troubleshooting and clarity. I tend to keep instruction manuals in a little dedicated drawer so that if somewhere down the line I run into an issue, I can go back and check. But this one has nothing in particular worth keeping in it, so if they’re going to include a printed manual, it should probably have helpful info. They did also include a little recipe book, though it feels like general juicing recipes, not particularly specific to this or unique juices. Still, nice add on I guess.
Cleanup was decently easy, though does require disassembling it at least partially. It was however easier than I anticipated, which is a bonus. The pieces aren’t fiddly, and I can get into all the spaces without specialized cleaning tools and such, which is a relief because that always annoys me. It does also produce quite a lot of juice and effectively separates the pulp from the juice, leaving the pulp quite dry. That works nicely for compost if you have that option, otherwise it is simple to toss. I was also super excited to see that it has options for making sorbet and nut milk, which is very cool and makes this more versatile than some other juicer options.
Overall, this is a great cold press juicer that yields good juice quantities and keeps juice and pulp well separated and easy to clean.
Love this juicer! The wide chute saves me a lot of prep time
My mornings before work are the reason I was so interested in this juicer. I do not want to spend the evening before peeling and cutting everything just so I can make juice the next day, and with this one I can wash my fruit, put it in the wide top chute, and go from there. I still remove the things that should not go in, like large pits from peaches or mangoes, and I obviously would not throw a whole banana in there with the peel on, but apples with the skin on were no problem. That saves me a lot of time in the morning, and that is where this machine won me over.
When I first had all the pieces on the counter, I did pause for a second because there are a few parts and the machine has reminder stickers everywhere. The chute has to be lined up and locked in, the handle has to face the front, and the lid has to be closed all the way or the machine will not start. Once I understood that part, I washed my fruit and put the pieces through the wide chute. The juice came out into one cup while the pulp went out the other side, and the juice was honestly so good!
It is not like a blender where everything gets whipped together. The machine presses the fruit slowly, with the juice going into one cup and the pulp separating out the other side. After I was done, cleanup was simple because the pulp outlet opens and the parts come apart for rinsing under the tap. There is a small brush included for the tighter spots, and the machine also comes with two cups and a recipe book. I already tried a few recipes from the book, and they were actually very good. The only thing I would say is that you do need to pay attention to the assembly marks and the lid position before turning it on.
A few things I noticed while using it:
* 6.5 inch wide feed chute
* 300W cold press motor
* juice and pulp come out separately
* lid has to be fully closed before the machine runs
* pulp outlet opens for rinsing
* comes with two cups and a cleaning brush
* recipe book is included
Before work, this saves me a lot of time. I wash the fruit, put it through the wide chute, make my juice, rinse the pieces, and I am done. I used to think fresh juice had to be a night-before thing, but with this juicer, I can make it in the morning and still leave on time.
This cold-press juicer has become an invaluable aid in my daily routine. I was originally hoping to find an appliance that was neither time-consuming nor labor-intensive, and this machine has met that need perfectly. The wide feeding chute makes prep work incredibly quick, while the subsequent juicing process is handled effortlessly by the machine itself, without any jams or hitches.
No matter the ingredients, its performance remains consistently stable and reliable. Whether I am extracting juice from fruits and vegetables or experimenting with unique beverages like nut milk, it operates smoothly without requiring any additional adjustments. The juicing results are consistently of a high standard, and in actual use, the machine feels remarkably sturdy and dependable.
Daily maintenance is also remarkably simple, making it easy for me to stick to a regular juicing routine. Cleaning takes very little time, and all the components can be disassembled effortlessly. I truly appreciate its minimalist yet highly practical design aesthetic.