Ninja JC151UK cold press juicer with 700ml jug & 1.1L pulp container
Product description
Quick overview
If you want fresher-tasting juice at home without turning it into a messy, time-consuming job, a cold press juicer is often the route people take. The Ninja JC151UK is a compact option built around cold press technology, using a 9-segment auger to extract juice and pulp more slowly than many basic juicers. On paper, that matters because it’s designed for nutrient-rich drinks and for keeping the process controlled rather than chaotic.
It’s also clearly aimed at everyday use: there are three simple steps for juicing, the motor is described as quiet enough for morning routines, and it includes removable parts plus a cleaning brush. Still, cold press juicing is never “set-and-forget”, so it helps to know where this model sits in the bigger picture of juicers—more considered and extractive than fast, but not necessarily effortless.
Key points
The headline feature is cold press juicing driven by a high-torque motor and a 9-segment auger, which is meant to slowly extract juice and pulp. Ninja’s stated goal with the new auger design is to minimise clogging, and the nine-segment approach is positioned as a way to keep things moving during juicing.
You also get total pulp control through the inclusion of two pulp filters. That’s a practical detail if you prefer either drinks with less pulp or ones with more body.
For a home machine, it’s fairly well thought through: a 700ml juice jug, a 1.1L pulp container, plus the tamper and guides to help you get going with less guesswork.
The only real caveat is that cold press juicers do rely on correct feeding and routine cleaning. If you’re expecting “instant juice” for large batches with no attention, you may find the process a bit slower than you hoped.
What you’ll notice day to day
Cold press juicing isn’t just about the name—here it’s about how the ingredients are pushed through the auger. Ninja says the high-torque motor drives ingredients into the 9-segment auger so it extracts juice and pulp gradually. In practice, that usually means you’re more likely to get a consistent output and less wild behaviour compared with some basic centrifugal setups.
There’s also a specific emphasis on clogging control. The company claims the nine-segment design minimises clogging compared to its predecessor (JC100EU). That’s the kind of improvement that can make a tangible difference if you regularly juice harder produce.
A useful micro-example: if you’re making a quick wellness shot, you’ll typically prep your ingredient, feed it steadily, and use the tamper as needed. The machine’s design and the included filters make it easier to choose whether you want a smoother result (less pulp) or something thicker (more pulp).
Where it shines
This model makes the most sense if you want a cold press juicer that’s set up for regular drinks rather than occasional experimenting. The combination of a quiet motor for morning use, a straightforward three-step process, and removable parts should help reduce the friction that puts people off juicing.
The dual-filter approach is also a genuine selling point for variety. Not everyone likes the same texture day to day, and being able to switch between two pulp styles is helpful when you’re trying different fruits, veg, or just different preferences.
Also worth noting: Ninja includes a recipe inspiration guide. It won’t replace your own taste, but it can help you avoid the “what do I juice first?” problem when you’re new to cold press.
Tech specs
- Name: Ninja Cold Press Juicer Machine with 700ml Jug & 1.1L Pulp Container, Grey JC151UK
- Type: Cold press juicer
- Weight: 3.6 kg
- Colour: Grey
- Dimensions: H 40.46 cm x W 18.16 cm x D 30.75 cm
- Juice jug capacity: 700ml
- Pulp container capacity: 1.1L
What’s included (as listed): Ninja Cold Press Juicer motor base, 700ml juice jug, 1.1L pulp container, tamper, 2x pulp filters, cleaning brush and a recipe inspiration guide.
Should you buy it?
It’s a solid pick if you’re choosing a cold press juicer for everyday fresh juices, wellness shots and drinks, and you care about controlling pulp and reducing clogging during extraction. The 700ml jug and 1.1L pulp container sizing look aimed at practical home batches, while the removable parts and cleaning brush are there to keep maintenance manageable.
It might not be a great match if you want the absolute fastest juicing experience or you’re likely to skip cleaning after use. Also, if you’re the type who expects zero attention beyond switching on, cold press machines can feel more involved than simple quick juicers.
Worth considering if you plan to juice a range of ingredients and want flexibility with texture thanks to the two pulp filters. Better avoided if your priority is pure speed over careful extraction.
Care & maintenance
Ninja mentions dishwasher safe parts and removable components, which is helpful for keeping the juicing routine from becoming a chore. You’ll still want to follow the practical cleaning habits—especially with cold press models—so parts stay clear and performance doesn’t drift over time.
Mini FAQ
How does the pulp control work?
The machine comes with 2x pulp filters. In straightforward terms, you can choose a filter setup that gives drinks with less pulp or more pulp, depending on the texture you prefer.
Is it really designed to reduce clogging?
Ninja states that the 9-segment auger design minimises clogging, and it compares the approach to its predecessor (JC100EU). That doesn’t remove the need for good feeding, but it’s clearly part of the design intent.
Is it suitable for morning juicing?
The motor is described as powerful yet quiet, which is positioned as useful for morning routines with minimal noise.
What should I check before buying?
Check whether you’re comfortable with cold press juicing being a little slower than fast juicing styles, and make sure the included juice jug and pulp container capacities suit how you plan to use it day to day.