Anybear Cold Press Juicer with 4.9" Large Feed Chute (350W) – grey BPA-free Tritan masticating machine

If you like the idea of making juice with whole fruit and veg but you’re tired of chopping, this Anybear cold press juicer is aimed squarely at that pain point. The 4.9" large feed chute is built for feeding in bigger pieces, and the machine is positioned as a masticating (slow-squeezing) style juicer rather than a fast centrifugal model.

That said, it’s not “magic”: cold press juicing still takes a bit of prep and technique, especially with very fibrous produce. Still, the overall approach looks designed for everyday use—faster prep, lower heat during extraction (on paper), and cleanup that doesn’t turn into a whole evening project.

The essentials

This model uses a dual slow-squeezing extraction approach with two squeezing phases, with the intention of maximising juice extraction while keeping temperatures low during processing. The brand also claims the process helps preserve nutrients such as vitamins, antioxidants and natural enzymes by avoiding thermal degradation.

On the power side, it’s a 350W masticating juicer paired with a high-torque motor figure. In practical terms, the promise is that it can handle harder ingredients—examples mentioned include wheatgrass, celery and ginger—without you having to fight the machine.

What you’ll notice day to day

The standout daily feature is the 4.9" wide feed chute. The idea is simple: put whole (or larger) pieces in directly rather than spending ages cutting everything down. The product description specifically points to saving prep time and suggests feeding whole apples, carrots and leafy greens.

There’s also a reverse function for anti-blocking situations. If something jams during juicing, the REV button is meant to clear the blockage so you can carry on.

Quick micro-example: imagine you want a quick morning juice with an apple and some carrot. With a wide chute, you’re more likely to drop in a whole apple segment or carrot sections rather than painstakingly matching piece sizes—then you can rinse the parts with the included brush afterwards.

Where it shines

For people who want to drink what they juice (and not just extract quickly), a slow, cold-press style design tends to make sense. This Anybear model leans into that with a dual squeezing design and a low-temperature extraction concept.

It also looks more approachable than many slow juicers when it comes to cleaning: the description mentions a one-piece stainless steel filter design and a simple disassembly process, with rinsing under running water using an included brush.

If you’re aiming for higher yield from produce and you regularly juice things that can be annoying in standard machines (like wheatgrass, celery or ginger), the spec as described is at least trying to address that.

Points to consider before buying

You’ll want to temper expectations about “whole fruits and veg in seconds”. Yes, the chute is wide, but results can still depend on what you’re juicing and how you feed it through. Very fibrous items may still require a bit of guidance to avoid clogging.

Also, the nutrient-preservation claims are presented as advantages of cold press extraction “on paper”. It’s sensible to take marketing statements as guidance, not as guaranteed outcomes for every recipe.

Finally, the description mentions a 5-year warranty with free replacement, but it doesn’t spell out warranty terms or what’s covered beyond that. It’s worth checking the details before relying on it.

Tech specs

• Type: Cold press / masticating juicer (slow-squeezing)
• Power: 350W
• Feed chute size: 4.9" large feed chute
• Motor torque: 230nm (as stated)
• Material: BPA-free Tritan (baby food-grade positioning)
• Filter/cleaning approach: one-piece stainless steel filter design (as stated)
• Functions mentioned: anti-blocking with REV (reverse rotation)
• Warranty: 5-year extended warranty (free replacement mentioned)
• Warranty support: responses guaranteed within 8 hours (as stated)

Who it’s for (and who should skip it)

It makes sense if you want a slow juicer for everyday fruit and veg juicing, you’re fed up with chopping everything small, and you want the convenience of an extra-wide feed chute plus reverse to manage jams.

It may not suit you if your priority is purely speed over all else, or if you prefer very hands-off juicing with minimal attention—because slow-squeezing juicers can still demand a bit of feeding technique.

Should you buy it?

Choose the Anybear cold press juicer with 4.9" wide feed chute if you’re specifically shopping for a masticating, slow-squeezing style machine that reduces prep time by letting you feed in larger pieces, while keeping cleanup relatively straightforward with a brush and rinsing routine. It’s the kind of setup that fits well for regular at-home juice making where you value extraction style, handle harder ingredients (as described), and want a built-in REV option for blockages.

Skip it if you’re after a fully “throw-and-go” experience, or if you prefer to avoid any chance of blockages that come with feeding larger items. In that case, you may want to compare your expectations with other approaches to juicing—especially if you’re unwilling to adjust how you feed produce.

Quick FAQ

Is it a cold press or a fast juicer?

It’s presented as a cold press / masticating (slow-squeezing) juicer, with dual slow extraction phases described to keep temperatures low during processing.

Can I juice whole fruit and veg without chopping?

The description strongly implies you can feed larger pieces and mentions whole apples, carrots and leafy greens. However, “zero chopping” may depend on the exact produce and how you feed it.

What happens if the juicer blocks?

There’s an anti-blocking and reverse feature. If there’s a blockage, you can press the REV button to clear the jam via reverse rotation.

How easy is cleaning?

The description points to a one-piece stainless steel filter design and quick disassembly in three steps, followed by rinsing under running water with an included brush.

Does it come with a warranty?

Yes, it mentions an extended 5-year warranty and free replacement availability, with customer service response guaranteed within 8 hours (per the provided description).