Features:

• 1000-watt juicer with 2 speed controls, high (13,000 RPM) and low (6,500 RPM)
• Die-cast steel housing; stainless-steel micromesh filter; titanium-plated cutting disk
• Circular 3-inch feed tube accommodates whole fruits and vegetables
• Pulp container, juicing pitcher, and manual/recipe book included; dishwasher-safe parts
• Measures 8 by 9 by 19 inches; 1-year warranty

Editor Reviews:

Product Description:
A powerful 1000 watts drive this top-of-the-line Juice Fountain Elite Juicer. Designed to commercial standards, it features a die-cast metal base and extra large stainless feed chute so you can insert whole fruits and vegetables, cutting operating time considerably. Two electronic speed controls let you juice hard and soft foods, while a micro mesh filter basket catches the pulp. A large pulp container lets you continue juicing longer before emptying. Holds a generous one liter. When you're done, the unit cleans up effortlessly. Best of all, you save time and money spent on pricey juice bars.

Rating : - BEST JUICER.....BY FAR!!!!!!
I have owned a $100.00 Juice Man juicer for a year and it finally stopped working. It was hard to clean. I juice every morning and alternate between Fruit (apples, pears, pineapple, oranges and limes) and vegetables (plum tomatoes, celery, carrots, jalapeno, cilantro). The carrot residue is exceedingly difficult to remove from the basket and the tomato seeds get stuck between the cutting blades. The brush is cheap and slowly lost about half of the bristles over the year. When it quit, I fell for the TV hype and bought a Jack Lalanne Power Juicer Pro. What a piece of junk! At least the Juice Man has a good positive locking bar. The J.L Power Juicer has plastic grommets on top of the locking bar and a plastic cover which does not provide a good lock. Poor design!!!

I was told it was defective and sent it back and it was replaced. The second machine bogged down with the slightest pressure.

Its basket had the identical problems encountered with the Juice Man I sent it back and got a refund.

THEN I bit the bullet and bought the Breville Juicer.(800JEXL) Top of the line $299.00. with a 30.00 discount coupon at B.B and Beyond. The Titanium basket is twice as easy to clean. Carrots clean on the first run and it has yet to retain one tomato seed. Its rpm is so much faster than the other two. AND the residue is normally quite dry. The residue from Juice Man and JL Power Juicer was nrmally quite wet (contrary to the TV Hype). I bought small waste basket trash bags put in the residue catcher and cleaning is a breze. The Breville has the fewest parts, all the metal parts are sturdy. The juice collector is big (1 quart) and better in that it contains the juice better. The froth separator is ok ...but not that great on any of the machines. Thats ok for me as I always throw the fruit juice in a blender and add a banana and a raw egg. The veggies do not froth half as much. The Breville brush seems to have the bristles attached better as well. Have not lost one yet during cleaning.
Botom line...if you ae a hard core juicer and want a strong machine that easy to clean, sturdy and simple.....Buy the Breville Model 800JEXL. It has not bogged down on high speed and 99% of the time the residue does not chunk. I am totally satisfied.