5 star Excellent for making orange juice.
I bought 2 of this. Like to making orange juice every week.
Thank you.

I love my Fridja devices! I had the predecessor to this model and am SO glad it is dishwasher friendly and on the whole easier to clean. For future iterations I would request that the little gap between the juice capsule area and spout for pulp discharge be easier to access; it is the ONLY area I struggle to clear of straggly bits. I love that I can put all the fruits and veggies into the top at once and turn it on and leave it to do its thing. No more pushing everything through one at a time like the previous model. Great upgrade, folks. On to the next 😃

I love my Fridja devices! I had the predecessor to this model and am SO glad it is dishwasher friendly and on the whole easier to clean. For future iterations I would request that the little gap between the juice capsule area and spout for pulp discharge be easier to access; it is the ONLY area I struggle to clear of straggly bits. I love that I can put all the fruits and veggies into the top at once and turn it on and leave it to do its thing. No more pushing everything through one at a time like the previous model. Great upgrade, folks. On to the next 😃

I love my Fridja devices! I had the predecessor to this model and am SO glad it is dishwasher friendly and on the whole easier to clean. For future iterations I would request that the little gap between the juice capsule area and spout for pulp discharge be easier to access; it is the ONLY area I struggle to clear of straggly bits. I love that I can put all the fruits and veggies into the top at once and turn it on and leave it to do its thing. No more pushing everything through one at a time like the previous model. Great upgrade, folks. On to the next 😃

Excellent….. easy to use…..easy to dismantle and wash. I’m very pleased with the results.

Consider me impressed.

I have been using this for a few weeks now and find myself thinking how on earth did I manage without it.

Previously to having this I just cut the oranges in half and squeezed them, Having arthritis in both hands meant I didn't do a very good job of it.

Now I can enjoy my freshly squeezed juice quickly and efficiently without any mess, and the best thing it is so simple to use and to clean up after use.

The juicer is very well made, nice and solid, I'm really enjoying using it now, as there is nothing finer than freshly squeezed juice, especially over crushed ice.

If you are looking for a juicer, then do yourself a favour and treat yourself, this ticks all the boxes that a juicer should, and best of all it is surprisingly quite when in use.

Highly recommended.

Get this if you want a compact and easy to set blender that is also easy to clean. If you want to carry it around or use the blender cup itself as a portable bottle you can

This is a seriously impressive bit of kit. Other blenders I have had and used normally are quite bit and take up a lot of counter and/or storage space. They take time to set up and dismantle and clean. THIS DOESN’T

You get the base blender unit with a built in battery the measure/cylinder, a flip top lid, a screw on base and a strainer.

You line up the cylinder and blender unit and put the flip top lid on and you have a blender. Unscrew the blender unit (upside down) and screw on the base and you have a bottle. The cylinder has measurements on it (millilitres and fluid ounces) and a rubber carry strap as well. Depending on what you are blending you can pop a strainer in the top of the bottle as well for when you are pouring your finished product.

Whilst the blender is one speed you can chose which way to spin the blades (possibly handy if you get stuck). The blender is charged by USB C so it truly is quite portable as you could charge from a laptop, a power bank,even in your car if you wanted. Therefore you could take this to the gym or camping, picnics etc but I doubt you would. You would more likely whizz up a drink and take the bottle with you or maybe take the kit to your office. Its greatest benefit to me is how quickly you can clean it and how easy is to store either assembled or disassembled

As you might note from the video I am demonstrating that the blender can handle ice. I’m not sure if I could knock up a real slushy style frozen margarita (but then haven’t really tried) but you can break ice quite far down and really chill drinks if you want

While drafting this review the price was set at £49.99 and it had a money off voucher which was exceptionally cheap. I don’t think I have much reason to get out and assemble any other blender with this little marvel.

Get this if you want a compact and easy to set blender that is also easy to clean. If you want to carry it around or use the blender cup itself as a portable bottle you can

This is a seriously impressive bit of kit. Other blenders I have had and used normally are quite bit and take up a lot of counter and/or storage space. They take time to set up and dismantle and clean. THIS DOESN’T

You get the base blender unit with a built in battery the measure/cylinder, a flip top lid, a screw on base and a strainer.

You line up the cylinder and blender unit and put the flip top lid on and you have a blender. Unscrew the blender unit (upside down) and screw on the base and you have a bottle. The cylinder has measurements on it (millilitres and fluid ounces) and a rubber carry strap as well. Depending on what you are blending you can pop a strainer in the top of the bottle as well for when you are pouring your finished product.

Whilst the blender is one speed you can chose which way to spin the blades (possibly handy if you get stuck). The blender is charged by USB C so it truly is quite portable as you could charge from a laptop, a power bank,even in your car if you wanted. Therefore you could take this to the gym or camping, picnics etc but I doubt you would. You would more likely whizz up a drink and take the bottle with you or maybe take the kit to your office. Its greatest benefit to me is how quickly you can clean it and how easy is to store either assembled or disassembled

As you might note from the video I am demonstrating that the blender can handle ice. I’m not sure if I could knock up a real slushy style frozen margarita (but then haven’t really tried) but you can break ice quite far down and really chill drinks if you want

While drafting this review the price was set at £49.99 and it had a money off voucher which was exceptionally cheap. I don’t think I have much reason to get out and assemble any other blender with this little marvel.

I get a lot of my clothes from charity shops these days, and some of the ones I’ve picked up have a lot of ‘bobbles’! This fabric shaver has been doing a brilliant job de-bobbling them, it’s a lot more effective than I was expecting. The compact size makes it comfortable to hold and easy to use, plus it’ll be super handy for travelling with too. Battery life is really good and it charges up fairly quickly. The lint does need emptying several times during usage but it’s super satisfying seeing how much you can remove!

The Fridja F800 Automatic Citrus Juicer comes well packaged in a branded cardboard box.

The instruction manual states to give the parts a clean with warm soapy water before first use, a given really. To do this (and for subsequent cleaning) lift out the squeezer, the sieve tray and the juice collection bowl (as in the picture attached to this review), and also remove the lid. All clean really quickly and easily and can be placed in a dishwasher so long as it's an under 40 degree wash.

Straight out of the box, I couldn't get the juice collection bowl to come out of the machine. I got there in the end, but it was really stiff. Now it slides out with complete ease for cleaning, I just had the problem of budging it the first time.

The machine is extremely simple to use. Just place a halved citrus fruit onto the squeezer and close the lid. Place a glass underneath the spout on the side, switch on with the on/off side switch, press the start button on the front and literally seconds later you have a glass of fruit juice. Take your juice and enjoy, only don't forget to put the silicone stopper back over the spout like I did in the video attached to this review, otherwise a few stray drops will land on your work surface.

It's important to note that this machine is for citrus fruit only, so won't juice an apple for example, which was a tad disappointing for us. Nonetheless, for anyone who frequently juices citrus fruits, this would be a great buy. It's fairly compact too so doesn't take up much space either on the work surface or in a cupboard which is handy.

This is my first experience with a juicer, so I've nothing to compare it to, but suffice to say I'm rather impressed with it.

Really great citrus juicer so simple to use, and cleaning up is just as simple and quick. All you have to do is place the halved pieces of fruit face down in the machine close lid and push the button, and it then pushes the fruit up spins it and squeezes out all the juice, then it beeps you flip the open switch which is very simple and repeat. There is a very handy stopper to stop the juice from leaking when you remove your glass when it's full. As you can see by the pictures it really does completely get all the juice out the fruit. My glass in this picture was all the juice I got from just 2 whole oranges which is great, didn't expect that much. Very good juicer.

I’ve tried some pretty shocking cordless personal blenders, so wasn't holding out much hope for this one - but actually it turns out to be pretty good. The blender has a rechargeable base that uses a standard USB-C charger. A USB-A to USB-C charging cable is included.

This has a system including a rechargeable base with blade section built in. I was a bit concerned to note that there is no covering for the USB port to keep water out whilst cleaning the integrated blade, but apparently it's waterproof and the base should be fine as long as it's not immersed. The top part is a sturdy 700ml bottle with a cap with a covered drinking spout and an interchangeable flat base that can be swapped on instead of the powered blade unit. The battery life is good.

The blender is quite powerful. In my video it's going through ice cubes, frozen cranberries, an orange, and a mix of juice and water. The ice cubes are bullet type ones made in a countertop ice maker machine, so aren't as solid and hard as ones made in ice cubes trays, but the cranberries are quite dense and hard set. This has no problems at all in going through this combination of things. The only thing I found a bit different to get used to is that for years I have been using a (corded) Ninja bullet personal blender and this requires you to add ingredients starting with the hardest, ending with the softest, and finally fluid… the Fridja cordless personal blender works in exactly the opposite order.

Parts are all hand wash only, but easy enough to keep clean. The system is light, powerful, and easy to use as well as readily portable - either with or without the powered base. A good thing: the first cordless portable blender I have liked using. I wouldn't mind being able to buy an extra cup or so, but at time of writing can't find these available, even on the manufacturer site.

I’ve tried some pretty shocking cordless personal blenders, so wasn't holding out much hope for this one - but actually it turns out to be pretty good. The blender has a rechargeable base that uses a standard USB-C charger. A USB-A to USB-C charging cable is included.

This has a system including a rechargeable base with blade section built in. I was a bit concerned to note that there is no covering for the USB port to keep water out whilst cleaning the integrated blade, but apparently it's waterproof and the base should be fine as long as it's not immersed. The top part is a sturdy 700ml bottle with a cap with a covered drinking spout and an interchangeable flat base that can be swapped on instead of the powered blade unit. The battery life is good.

The blender is quite powerful. In my video it's going through ice cubes, frozen cranberries, an orange, and a mix of juice and water. The ice cubes are bullet type ones made in a countertop ice maker machine, so aren't as solid and hard as ones made in ice cubes trays, but the cranberries are quite dense and hard set. This has no problems at all in going through this combination of things. The only thing I found a bit different to get used to is that for years I have been using a (corded) Ninja bullet personal blender and this requires you to add ingredients starting with the hardest, ending with the softest, and finally fluid… the Fridja cordless personal blender works in exactly the opposite order.

Parts are all hand wash only, but easy enough to keep clean. The system is light, powerful, and easy to use as well as readily portable - either with or without the powered base. A good thing: the first cordless portable blender I have liked using. I wouldn't mind being able to buy an extra cup or so, but at time of writing can't find these available, even on the manufacturer site.

This steamer is powerful and reliable; it makes my clothes look freshly pressed in minutes.

I'd always been a little cynical when I'd seen defuzzers before, but I decided to try this. I had a favourite dress which was rubbed and bobbly because of seatbelt friction and I didn't wear it because of that. The bobbles were paler than the fabric so it was noticeable.

With trepidation, I applied the gadget to the affected area and wow - instant improvement. I'm delighted, and all my cardigans and knitwear are going to be spruced up!