Breville 800JEXL 1000 Watts Juicer

Pros: No vibration; no splattering; 30 oz. pitcher included
Cons: Storing fruit...we use this at least 1x/day, so we go thru lots of fresh fruits/veggies

This juicer is great. I used to have an old Braun, everything had to be cut to fit. Buy the bulk bags of apples (I prefer the crunchier kind like Granny Smith over softer) that are smaller and they can be put in whole. Same with small pears, etc. Kids ask every morning for fresh juice now!
Have not done any vegetable drinks yet...but usually add carrots and celery to fruit drinks. I find we like harder/crunchier fruit drinks better...they don't seem to have as much foam at the top.

Pros: Easy to clean, juices well, not excessively noisy, nice wide-mouth for product insertion.
Cons: Personally, I can't think of any "cons" about this machine except maybe the guarantee.

Over the years I have owned many a juicer, everything from the most expensive Norwalk, Omega's, the Green Power, the Samson, several Champions, the Green Star and some others that I can't think of just now.  Some were easy to clean and some not.  One thing that is important is that if the machine isn't easy to clean/take care of, you will NOT juice regularly.  Well, I saw Martha Stewart using the Juice Fountain Elite 800JEXL, was impressed and placed an order for one of my own.  I've taken delivery, used it and want that you should know that it was the most exciting experience I've had in juicing!  I swear I got more juice than normal.  The machine operated flawlessly, was not too loud and was a breeze to clean.  As it is, I can't wait to find an excuse to juice more often!  The weight of the machine is not anymore than say the Omega 4000.