Power-Pro Electric Citrus Juicer (ELCJ-1600 family)
Best for: Daily fresh juice for a family, and Costco lime bags
4.4★ · 12,905 ratings as of August 2026, read at the retail partner
Press the fruit down and the motor does the turning: three electric citrus presses, from the compact to the 300 W Power-Pro.
Best for: Daily fresh juice for a family, and Costco lime bags
4.4★ · 12,905 ratings as of August 2026, read at the retail partner
Best for: The same 300 W press in a die-cast body
4.3★ · 780 ratings as of August 2026, read at the retail partner
Best for: A glass now and then, on a small counter
4.4★ · 270 ratings as of August 2026, read at the retail partner
Prices read at the retail partner, last updated 23 August 2026. Ratings shown as text with their as-of date.
All three electric presses share the same idea: pressure starts the motor, lifting stops it, and one cone covers limes through grapefruit. What separates them is scale. The compact is a glass-at-a-time machine for a tight counter. The Power-Pro family is the daily driver, with the 300 W trim for households that juice every morning. The die-cast is the same press in a heavier, handsomer body for a counter it never leaves.
If you press bags of limes, weigh the cast iron lever press too: no motor to rest, and it takes pomegranates. And if your shopping list says apples and kale, none of these is the right machine. Our explainer shows what to buy instead.
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|---|---|
| Machines | 3 |
| Price range | $49.99 to $159.99 |
| Ratings, as text | 4.4★, 4.3★, 4.4★ |
| Pomegranates | No: the lever press is the one for those |