Good for citrus fruits, struggles with pomegranates, the pomegranate should be cut into more than 4 pieces.

Most of its construction is made of cast iron, which is not mentioned in the advertisement.
No problem with oranges... but with pomegranates it broke as the cast iron couldn't withstand it... I managed to squeeze about a dozen pomegranates before it broke... for oranges, get it, it's convenient... for pomegranates, you are taking a big risk... I saw other reviews with this issue as well.
I am attaching a photo as proof

For pomegranates, if they are large, it's difficult. Only if you cut it into four, and even then with care. It broke on the first day.

It appears sturdy, it is heavy but the metals are poor quality. During the first squeezing, it broke where the screws hold onto the axle, as shown in the already published photos. The squeezing lever does not lock anywhere in the open position and falls with a slight shake. If you have your fingers inside the juicer (changing a wheel or orange), at best it will stain them.

Not even a month of use.

Very sturdy construction that seems like it will withstand the test of time. I have also purchased the other two similar presses in black and gray. My only complaint is that the yellow one does not have plastic wheels on the joints of the mechanism like the other two, resulting in the mechanism not braking when you don't hold the handle and it closes. I printed wheels on a 3D printer and the problem was fixed.

Do not expect a analysis of squeezing for whether the pomegranate and the orange are small, medium, or large. It squeezes the pomegranates very well and the oranges more easily than a traditional squeezer, but it is heavy and bulky.

Very high quality and sturdy construction. I bought it mainly for pomegranates, which it stacks with great ease. I imagine it will stack oranges even more easily.

It solved our hands! Strong and sturdy construction!

I haven't generally dealt with presses because I had manual squeezers with the twisting. Generally, I agree with the kids about the sizes, that it doesn't squeeze the big ones well, but I will suggest a solution in the end. As for the machine, it is sturdy and can be easily cleaned, including the caps it has for squeezing. You definitely need a stable place, otherwise it will move from its position. They provide some screwdrivers for adjusting the height of the press if the fruit doesn't fit. Overall, I am satisfied even if it doesn't fully squeeze the fruits.

Also, put a mesh for the peels so they don't fall into the glasses, of course.

As for the three very big things:
- Go for an electric one, which is much more expensive.
- Squeeze the rest by hand.
- Cut the fruits into smaller pieces or move it slightly to the right or left to squeeze other pieces

When the orange is larger than the average size, it does not squeeze it at 100%. It squeezes it well in the center but does not press it in the maximum circumference to extract all the juice. If you squeeze it by hand, more juice will come out. Maybe there is a larger mold in the press that "embraces" larger size oranges well. I haven't looked into it, but the seller didn't ask me to choose a press size that would cover me for a larger size orange.

I have had the product for about 4 months. I bought it to stack oranges, mainly for a café I have in Loutsa. It is very well made and sturdy. It has not presented any problems. It's great.