WETIE Cold Press Juicer with Touch Screen, Adjustable Juicing Pressure & 3.54'' Feed Chute
Product description
Quick overview
If you like the idea of slow, cold-press juicing (rather than fast blades), the WETIE cold press juicer is built around control and consistency. On paper it leans into a touchscreen with six preset modes, adjustable juicing pressure, and a wide 3.54-inch feed chute to reduce prep time.
That said, “cold press” outcomes depend a lot on the ingredients you feed it and how you prep harder produce. If your expectations are extremely specific (like perfectly smooth juice every time with every fruit), you may find yourself tweaking settings more than you hoped.
What it’s for (and how it fits into your routine)
This juicer is aimed at people who want a smoother, more nutrient-forward juice experience with minimal pulp mess. It uses a slow masticating style process (spirit of “cold press”) and includes two key conveniences: an adjustable pulp outlet and a reverse mode meant to help prevent clogging.
A practical way to use it: imagine you’re making a vegetable-heavy juice for breakfast. You can start with a mode suited for vegetables, then adjust the pulp outlet dial to manage how thick you want the output to be. If you notice buildup, the reverse mode is there to help clear things rather than forcing you to stop and disassemble right away.
Key features that actually matter
The touchscreen is more than decoration here. It offers six preset modes, including options for ice cream, vegetables, mixed, soft, and hard fruits. There’s also a reverse mode designed to help prevent clogging, which matters with denser ingredients.
Where this juicer gets more interesting is the adjustable juicing pressure via an end cap with five settings. By turning the dial, you control the pulp outlet size gradually—useful if you want different results for different ingredients (for example, keeping the outlet fully open for fruit ice cream and vegetables, or tightening it when you want a different texture).
The machine also highlights a 99% juice yield concept and uses double-layer 0.1mm fine mesh filters intended to reduce sediment for a smoother drink. Realistically, results can vary with what you juice and how fresh it is, but the approach is clearly focused on higher extraction and less grit.
Tech specs (so you can compare without guessing)
- Type: cold press / slow masticating juicer (masticating-style spiral auger)
- Power: 200W
- Touchscreen: 6 preset modes
- Reverse mode: yes
- Adjustable settings: 5 pulp outlet / end cap settings
- Feed chute width: 3.54 inches
- Filters: double-layer 0.1mm fine mesh
- Cups: 1000 ml pulp cup and 600 ml juice cup
- Safety: built-in safety lock that shuts off when opened
- Cleaning: rinse parts + included brush
What stands out in everyday use
First, the 3.54-inch wide feed chute can save time. If you frequently prep by hand, a wider opening helps you push produce in with less fuss.
Second, cleaning is designed to be straightforward: you rinse parts after juicing and use the included brush to remove pulp from the filter. There’s also a release button for assembly/disassembly and built-in cord storage plus non-slip footpads for stability.
One caveat to keep in mind: the listing specifically recommends cutting hard fruits into pieces for easier juicing and longer machine life. If you’re hoping to toss everything in whole, hard produce may slow you down and make you lean more on prep than the chute size suggests.
Who should buy it (and who should skip it)
It’s a solid pick if you want adjustable control (pressure/pulp outlet), you like preset modes on a touchscreen, and you’re willing to do some ingredient prep—especially for harder fruits. If you juice regularly and care about reducing sediment and mess, this setup is built for that “daily kitchen” workflow.
It might not be the best match if you only juice occasionally and want a simpler device with fewer setting choices. Also, if you need consistently very smooth results with challenging ingredients every single time, you may find cold press juicing takes a bit of dialing-in.
Care & maintenance tips
After you finish, rinsing the parts right away helps keep pulp from drying on the mesh filter. Use the included brush to clean the filter thoroughly, since it’s the piece that does most of the sediment filtering. Also, since it has a release button for disassembly, use that feature rather than trying to force cleaning around parts that should be removed.
Is it worth it?
Buy it if you value slow, controlled juicing with a touchscreen workflow, want the ability to adjust pulp outlet settings by ingredient, and prefer a juicer that’s set up for easier cleaning (brush + rinse) after each session.
Don’t buy it if you’re looking for a no-fuss juicer that handles every ingredient with zero prep. The guidance about cutting hard fruits suggests you’ll still do some work before juicing, and the “99% yield” style claims are best viewed as a target that depends on your ingredients and how you tune the settings.
Mini FAQ
Will the reverse mode help with clogging?
The reverse mode is specifically designed to help prevent clogging, which can be useful with denser produce.
Can I adjust the texture of the juice?
Yes. The end cap has five settings that control the pulp outlet size, which should let you influence the thickness/texture depending on the ingredient.
How wide is the feed chute?
It lists a 3.54-inch wide feed chute, designed to accommodate fruits and vegetables more easily.
Is it easy to clean?
The listing says you can rinse parts and use the included brush to remove pulp from the filter. It also mentions a release button for disassembly and built-in cord storage.
Is it safe for kids or teens?
The description states there are no blades or sharp parts and mentions a safety lock that shuts off the machine when opened, but you should still supervise use.