I'll get right to my feedback for improvement. I normally use an Omega juicer and that's my baseline. The challenge I discovered with the Citrus Pro is that it leaves plenty of citrus flesh that still contains juice. It's easily visible during the operation of the device. Especially if, oranges as an example, are really ripe, it is unable to press down enough during rotation to extract the maximum amount. What is gained is time, the speed at which you can juice a dozen oranges or lemons, is substantially faster. I see it as a requirements conflict, do you want to quickly and conviently press citrus fruits and are ok with a loss in yield, then the Citrus Pro. If you want to maximize every drop of juice and achieve the highest yield, then a juicer is the way.

Bought the Citrus Press Pro to replace defective older one. I am deeply disappointed…..operating the juicer sounds like standing beside a cement mixer. The reason we opted to replace juicer like for like was or older model was so smooth and quiet whilst operating. Very disappointed Sage customer

I bought about a month ago & do luv it. Used it a few times. Savior to my hands(did lemons previously by arthritic hands,no press). Nice that most of the parts are metal. Inside of fruit holder cone is plastic. I luv the look of it.The only thing questionable is the fruit holder cone attachment. Was very hard to get out and put back in. Botton says EJECT, It doesn't eject out, I had to push top button, the side of button closest to end of handle and use the other hand to pull down on cone, side of cone closest to end of handle & it finally clicked and fell out. Then when I put it back in...had to wiggle and jiggle and push a few times...it kept falling out...and finally stayed in place. I'll be cleaning that part without removing it very often.