The juicer is quite economical and aesthetically pleasing. The two blades it has for lemon and orange are sufficient, and you need to have the large one inside the small one for it to work, as with all new juicers. Since I have also used the corresponding Rohnson (600w) and the Moulinex (100w), I consider that the top one by far is the Moulinex. My comments mainly concern the comparison with the Moulinex PC603, for which the higher cost justifies the difference in performance and quality.

What I liked about the Izzy:
- Economical.
- Good aesthetics.
- Stainless steel strainer.
- Good lid that fits even without the other components.

What I didn't like:
- The blades are not very efficient. They don't cut the orange flesh; I feel like I have to crush it with force to juice it.
- The hole in the spout towards the glass is small, resulting in blockage if the oranges have a lot of pulp.
- The height is low and fits a glass up to 12 centimeters high.
- The motor says it is 80w (100w max) but it feels like the juicers with the container underneath with a 40w motor. However, it doesn't get stuck from too much pressing.
- It doesn't have a third accessory for large fruits like grapefruit, although you can still juice them.
- It doesn't have an internal compartment for storing the cable.

edit 19/12/2025
On the positive side, I have to add that the spout can be detached (with careful handling) and can be fully cleaned without difficulty.