Customer Ratings & Reviews

A bit noisy. Very easy to disassemble/assemble and wash. 3 medium oranges make ~ 16 oz of juice, 2 medium pears make ~ 200 ml of juice, 2 medium grapefruits make ~ 16 oz of juice. Fully justifies its money. It may seem to some that it does not squeeze well, but it suits me perfectly. The main thing is to use the nozzles correctly, according to the instructions and everything will be in order.

Its very impressive, some people said it doesnt work right but literally just follow instructions. Its easy to setup after the first time. And it squeezes everything out of fruits to get the most out of your fresh juice.

Great juice press a bit noisy but other than it does the job

Easy to used and its perfect. I used everyday . Now feel better for

By far the best juicer I’ve ever owned. It’s the perfect machine to have in your kitchen. I highly recommend this juicer to anyone who is interested or curious to try!! The best part is clean up time. You literally pull everything apart and stick it in the dishwasher! Quick and easy!

Overall great juicer. Just needs more power. Struggles with some tougher solids

I LOVE this cold press juicer. Best decision I’ve ever made. It comes with 3 options for pulp. It’s super EASY to clean as well.

Excellent juicer! Been eyeing on this and thought a lot of times before buying it and yeah, it's worth it. It's very easy to put together; I like that it has three filters compared to my previous juicer that has only one. Also, it came with complete inclusions & arrived just in time.

This is our first juicer, and we love it .. The motor may seem slow but the juicer efficiently reduces fruits and vegetables to juice and pulp, which it separates into their own containers. Assembly and disassembly are intuitive. The parts obviously only fit together in a certain way. The parts all clean up quickly ..Overall, we are very happy

Likes: easy to use, diswasher safe. Dislikes: Squeeky sounding, leaves sizable amount of juice in pulp, clog at pulp spout.

Best purchase happy with my new ninja juicer pro machine easy to clean The whole family loves

Love it. The pieces are easy to assemble and detach and just as easy to clean. My juices are so bright and so delicious!

A powerful compact slow juicer, the Ninja Cold Press Juicer Pro comes with three filters giving you total pulp control in juicing. Easy to assemble, disassemble and to clean, all of the components except for the motor base are dishwasher safe. Cold press technology yields more juice per pound of product than centrifugal juicers which create foam during pulp/juice separation. The Ninja Cold Press Juicer Pro produces a juice where the amount of pulp is strictly controlled by the desires of the user. The juicer is very easy to use, is a simple design, and appears to be very solidly manufactured. The first thing I juiced was a pink seedless grapefruit. It resulted in juice that had a full, bold natural flavor that was very fresh and delicious. Even though I experimented with two of the control filters to alter the amount of pulp in the final juice product, each grapefruit still produced a full 4-5 oz glass of juice. The Ninja Cold Press Juicer Pro comes with three interchangeable filters that can be used to control the amount of pulp that results while juicing. One filter is designed to produce juice with no pulp, another with some pulp, and a third with lots of pulp. Even with the “lots of pulp” filter the machine still discarded a fair amount of pulp, but still left enough pulp in the juice to create a very nutritious drink. Another great point to make about the separation of the pulp while juicing is that the pulp does not have to be discarded. It can be used in many recipes, and in particular baking. The juicer also has only simple and necessary controls. It has a Start/Stop button and a Reverse. Reverse might be needed if too much raw food product does not totally move through the filter and needs to be dislodged in order to move forward again. The Start/Stop control button allows the motor to run up to 12 full minutes. Pressing it again will stop the juicer. The reverse button must be held during reversing and is needed only to rotate the food in the opposite direction in case it becomes lodged in the machine. Many fruits, vegetables, berries, etc. can be juiced and there are recipes all over the internet and in juicing books that make it easy to come up with a variety of juice refreshments. Stems, pits, and seeds need to be removed before placing the food product in the juicer. Many products like apples, pears, peaches, plums, cucumbers, and carrots do not need to have their outer skins removed before placing them into the juicer; however, many citrus fruits do need their rinds and tougher skins removed. I really like this particular juicer because of its efficiency, ease of operation, ease of clean up and compact design for storage. I am looking forward to putting more nutrients back into my daily diet. I do recommend it if you are looking for this type of product. It is more compact than most products in its category and the cold press technology produces a nutrient infused drink. `It is backed by Ninja’s one-year warranty.

I got this one for my wife since she frequently juices lemons from our lemon tree and then freezes it for use throughout the summer. This juicer comes with three separate attachments for low, medium and high amount of pulp. So far, I only tested the low pulp version. Operation of the juicer is pretty straight-forward. You add the juicing attachment to the motorized base and put a container below it to collect the juice and another container to collect the remaining pulp...waste. Then put the fruit or veggies in the tube and start the juicer. Juice comes out the bottom and waste comes out the front. It worked as expected and really no surprises from an operations perspective. The nice part is that all the parts, other than the motorized base, are dishwasher safe for easy cleanup. The only comment my wife had about that was that there were a lot of pieces that you end up having to clean. Overall, this is a nice juicer and does the job well. I would recommend it if you juice things often.

Ninja Cold Press Juicer Pro- Included- Juicer, cleaning brush, tamper, food tray, 3 different filters, pulp spout, juice jug, pulp container, owner's manual Upon receiving the juicer, I quickly unpacked it from the box. It was packaged well and I easily breezed through the owner's manual. The directions are clear and easy to understand. There are plenty of descriptions and pictures to illustrate everything. There are also helpful quick tips applied on sticky removeable tabs to help the user. I removed them and put them in the owner's manual to reference if I need to. The parts should first be washed with warm soapy water and air-dried. To use the juicer, the assembly is quick and easy. Some of the parts were already assembled in the box together, but it does show you step by step as if it wasn't done. I'm guessing once you break it apart to clean, you need to know how to put it all back together. The main thing you need to decide is what filter to use. Depending on the amount of pulp, there are different filters- no pulp, some pulp and lots of pulp They make the one with lots of pulp bright orange, so it's easy to spot and grab when juicing oranges! The other thing I really appreciate, though very minor, is the reusable velcro cord binder. I wish every kitchen appliance included that. I'm totally buying more of those online! I only juiced oranges so far, but want to try apples next. I recommend prepping your produce first so you're all set and can quickly juice it up. The machine will run up to 12 minutes so in order for it to not get interrupted, it's better to have it all cut into 2 inch pieces and ready. Make sure you have the cup/juice jug in place so it can collect the juice, the anti-drip lever is open so the juice will drip into the cup/juice jug and the pulp container is placed in position to collect all of the pulp or you will have a huge mess all over your counter. Power on the juice by pressing the Start/Stop button, feed the food one piece at a time into the top of the chute and push it down with the tamper. There is a "Reverse" button if the feed chute gets blocked or the food isn't juicing. When it's all done, close the anti-drip lever and you can serve up the juice. I dread cleaning up afterwards with things like this but I disassembled the parts right away, threw away as much pulp as I could and then rinsed the rest off in the sink so it wouldn't get crusty and hard to wash later. I didn't even need to use the cleaning brush. All of the parts, with the exception of the motor, are dishwasher safe. If you enjoy fresh squeezed juice, this is the perfect juicer for you. You don't know what you're missing until you try this. I was slightly skeptical of this, because who wants one more kichen appliance but this one is actually very nice. If you're like to eat and drink healthy, or enjoy fresh food or drinks, then the Ninja Cold Press would be a great addition to your small kitchen appliances. There's not much better than a tall glass of freshly squeezed juice. The Ninja Cold Press juicer is easy to use and everybody will enjoy it.

I own a Ninja air fryer, a Ninja coffee brewer and love them! Why… Because they are amazing!!! I expected great things from their juicer and was not disappointed!! I am new to juicing so I really didn’t know what to expect but Ninja made it easy. When I opened up the box I was a bit shocked how many pieces it came with and a brush ect. I thought all this for some juice? But after getting all the parts out (pulp cup, juice cup, pulp size strainer, food tray ect.) and going through the quick start guide I was set up in no time. The segmented pieces of the setup is brilliant and I really appreciated it when it came time to clean the parts out after juicing. Being able to easily disassemble the parts allows for an easy and through clean up and juicing can be a messy business with all the pulp refuse ect. After I set it up, I ran to the store and bought a bag of navel oranges. I knife peeled and chopped the pieces into two inch chunks as they recommended. 5 oranges produced about 10oz of juice. The two inch chunk recommendation is pretty important. On subsequent juicing’s I left the chunks about ¼ of the orange itself and the pulp got jammed up a bit. Not a big problem though. The Ninja juicer has two buttons one moves the auger forward to press the juice forward and a second button reverses to help flush any clogs in the juicer. The two inch chunks really allow the auger to work efficiently and the pulp residue to move along smoothly. The press feature really gets maximum juice out which is a bang for your buck. They also provide some recipes for newbies like myself. Cleaning and disassembly were a snap and I hand washed the parts in soapy water and used the provided brush to get all the residue out of the pieces. You can run through the washer as well although I prefer hand wash these types of appliances. I really love this juicer… But with cleaning and the time to peel and set up the Juicer one might ask “well why don’t you just buy some premium orange juice with pulp in a store (the thought crossed my mind) and the answer is loud and clear… the TASTE! This of course depends on the freshness of the fruit to be sure but the raw unprocessed, no preservative, unpasteurized goodness that comes from the fruit is unparalleled! So healthy and delicious, the extra effort is by far worth it and the Ninja Juicer makes it simple and easy to use and clean up! Great job Ninja!

My doctor told me that I needed to get more vegetables and fruits in my diet. I’ve used my high-end blender before with frozen fruit, but I really wanted to take advantage of all of this great fresh fruit I have access to. So I picked up this juicer. The juicer is very easy to assemble. After rinsing all the parts with some warm water, I assembled the unit (which took like 2 minutes) and started juicing. It did a fantastic job with the fresh fruit I got. I picked up some fresh apples and pears and a bag of lemons. I cut the apples and pears up into appx 2” pieces, skin on, and peeled a lemon (you need to peel fruit with thick skin like that). I then started feeding those pieces through feed chute chamber and the auger grabbed them up quickly and easily. The juicer did an amazing job with the fruit I sent through. The juice flowed out into the juice jug with the pulp ending up in pulp container. The outcome was an amazingly fresh and flavorful cup of Apple-Pear juice. Disassembling the unit was super easy. Everything but the main motor is washable and the unit comes with a special cleaning brush that helps get into some of the tighter places. I quick rinse and brush with warm water is all it took.The unit comes with three different filters you can choose from based on the amount of pulp you want in your juice (along with a one-pager tips & tricks for using filters. All-in-all a great purchase and well worth the price.

I'm normally pretty impressed with Ninja products. I own several that I use on the regular. This one just has too many issues. First I'll get to the good things. It's a small compact juicer that does look good and does not take up alot of space on a counter or in a cabinet if you want to put it away. Cleanup is relatively simple. It comes apart really easy and can be washed up quickly. Last thing, yes it does juice things...which is why you'd buy it. The juice it produces has very little foam. Now to get to the cons. The biggest con is this juicer just doesn't get as much juice as it should. I'll be honest, I've only ever used a centrifugal juicer in the past and it got me a lot of juice and very little pulp though it normally has some foam on top. As you can see in my photos, I squeezed the pulp after the machine spit it out and was able to get streams of juice out of every clump of pulp. Is this normal? As I said this is my first cold press juicer so maybe it is normal. Another con, pulp. All of the three pulp filter attachments seem to produce a relatively high amount of pulp in the juice. To me there wasn't really any noticeable differences in the low pulp vs medium pulp filter attachment. Both still had a high amount of pulp, but I guess it's nice they give you 3. Last con, this juicer is not that quiet. I understand certain veggies and fruits can produce a squeaking creaking noise because of their make up, but since they've marketed this juicer as "quiet" I have to give my opinion that it's no more quiet than any other juicer. I'm not sure why this juicer has these issues. Ninja usually fine tunes all of their products before hitting market. Personally, and I have no idea if I'm correct, I think the auger moves too fast. I looked through all of the instruction manual for a way to slow it down but I haven't found one. So should you buy it? Well, it juices...but I wouldn't. I would look for something else that has a control on how fast the auger goes. This one misses the mark.

The Ninja Cold Press Juicer Pro is our first non-blender type juicer. Per the included instructions I unboxed and washed all the parts before our first use. I watched the YouTube video about use and then prepared one of the included recipes for a Orange Carrot Ginger Juice, which was delicious. We used the pulp for making a Carrot Ginger Spice Bread which was also delicious. The Juicer is very easy to use and we had no problem taking it apart and cleaning after use. It comes with a handy brush for cleaning the pulp filter. In the past few weeks we have used it for apple juice, carrot juice, and several combinations of pineapple, apple, kale, and celery. Pros · Easy to assemble and disassemble. · All the parts, except the motor base, are dishwasher safe. · Comes with 3 different pulp filters. · It is quieter than I thought it would be. · It had no problem with tough carrots. · Has a drip prevention lid for when removing the juice cup. Cons · None that I can think of. Overall, we are very pleased with the Ninja Cold Press Juicer Pro. It delivers a wonderful mix of juice without all the froth and separation when we use a blender. I highly recommend this for any kitchen.

Had fun making juice. It’s not too noisy and simple to clean. Dishwasher safe as well. The best part is the size. I thought it would be to long but not at all. It comes with a great starter recipe book. It’s a nice little organized motivator especially if your just starting on your health journey. First attempt was with the immune booster. Lemons, oranges and ginger. Not bad, have to go a little easy with the ginger tho lol. Again, great size and it’s not loud at all, and that was the biggest surprise.