http://www.juiceladycherie.com/Juice/choosing-a-juicer/

just consider that almost all jucier destroy fruit fiber. Though fruit juice is tasty, it give instant energy in the absence of fiber. 

 your stomach can be the best juicer! eat all and lots of fruits ;) 

The magic bullet  

Ah nevermind, a juicer is not a blender...so not the magic bullet

The best juicer is a mechanical and NOT electrical one. Therefore after squeezing the fruits you can collect the pulp and mix some in the glass. Up to you to dose accordingly then. You have an energy drink with some fibers inside. Santé !

Many thanks for your replies, it's much appreciated.

With Kind Regards,

Shahram

@ Jean-Jacques :    i am trying to find a Nutri Bullet (version of Magic bullet i think) in Switzerland.   Do you know where i can buy it?  

@ Shahram,  check out the nutri (magic) bullet - a high wattage blender which creates smoothies from fruit, veg, nuts ....   drink your fruit, veg, nuts, with all the fiber included.     

I got a Magic bullet, its great that has its own mix mug/glasses

I'm using Philips for a long time bought on Amazon - works fine. The best go to Amazon in Germany or France, and see the most bought juicers. Usually higher price means better quality.

Tribest and Champion are both good brands and are available in Switzerland.  They are slow juicers and don't heat up the juice like some centrigul juicers do, and therefore preserve the nutrients.  In addition they produce juice that is quite free from pulp which aids digestion of the juice.

I was researching a lot and wanted to buy a slow juicer, but finally I decided on a blender, to keep the almighty fibers in. It would be perfect to have both, slow juicer (like Hurom) and a blender.

The best blender is Vitamix, but I will go for the cheaper version, but good - Philips HR2097/00 AVANCE COLLECTION, with inox instead of glass (good for my clumsyness).

Some juicers have a reverse function on them (masticating and twin-gear juicers) which means when it gets blocked up you can flick the switch and the produce backs out, then you restart.  Some models like Angel have an auto-reverse sensor, pretty clever.

There is a big debate about the benefits of centrifugal vs slow juicers that has been ongoing forever!  Personally I have opted with a masticating juicer, there's not much fibre but the nutrients in the juice are maxed out.

After many centrifugal juicers, I have settled on a Matstone masticating juicer, 99% plastic, as metal heats up and can damage nutrients. It is largish and heavy, and the vegetables must be cut up small (I only juice veg., adding an apple sometimes). I find it to be the best juicer, and use it nearly every day. It is a '6-in-one', but I have not explored the other attachments.