Philips Viva Collection HR1832 فليبس عصارة HR1832/45

Fantastic Juicer ever i have. A worth buying juicer. Compact and beautiful design. Thank you Seller…!!

Excellent. Good quality and on time for delivery

Having a surplus of fruits and greenhouse produce I decided juicing was the way to go. Also, there would be the added benefit of healthy drinks for the family.I chose the Philips Viva Collection Compact Juicer based on its price and reviews of other users.By its name it is a compact unit that fits comfortably in the kitchen workspace. It has suction cups on its feet which makes it very stable in operation. All the parts (apart from the electrical parts housed in the base) are easily disassembled for cleaning and washing. The parts will go in the dishwasher for cleaning which is a boon. (See photos showing parts)In use the unit will quickly juice whatever fruit or veg is presented to it and will fill the 500ml jug provided in very little time. Of course you can place your own glass under the delivery spout if you desire.The pulp by product is collected in a special integral container which in my experience allows you to make at least a litre of liquid before requiring emptying. The pulp has a damp consistency depending on the raw material used but is easily emptied from its container and, in my case, the pulp is added to the compost heap.Operation is simplicity itself. There is only an on/off switch without any need to adjust for different materials. The opening in which the fruit/veg is inserted is fairly small (plums size) so it’s necessary to slice most materials first such as apples, pears etc. Oranges, lemons etc. will need peeling beforehand but not other items (according to your taste and preferences).There are a few things to consider when using the unit;a) the blade spins very quickly and will throw the material back through the feeding tube unless you use the pusher provided to prevent it (see photo)b) no matter how hard you try there will a little splashing on the work surface and maybe on a wall behind the unit.c) the pouring spout can be rotated upwards to reduce dripping while you empty the jug. However, if you continue juicing with the spout still turned up you will get very wet!d) don’t expect your juices to be clear liquids. In most cases you’ll get a thin ‘soup’ or a smoothie effect. You can, of course, filter out the fine sediment separately but then you are removing much of the goodness that you get from juicing.I daresay more sophisticate machines may provide better filtration for those who only want clearer liquids but that would come at a price.To date I have juiced pears, apples, tomatoes, oranges and cucumbers. Currently I am experimenting with added ingredients such as ginger, avocado, mint, lemon balm and brown sugar with varying degrees of success. There are plenty of free recipes online to try out and it’s very satisfactory finding a new favourite.As a first time (now hooked) juicer I do recommend this product.

I have been making fruits and veggie juice with this and it works very well! It can turn a whole carrot into juice in no time! It is compact and lightweight, which are good points also as I have limited space in our kitchen. Lst but not least, it is easy to clean!

Good machine, only flag is the filter which needs more attention while cleaning. Not a products fault.