► Why I like it:After seeing so many cooks on the cooking channels use this style of lemon and lime juicer, I decided that I had to get one for myself. I shopped and considered which model and eventually decided on this one for a few reasons. Please bear in mind that any hand juicer is only going to be as good as the actual hands that do the squeezing.First, it is made of all metal. It has no plastic parts to break under the severe strength and compression that squeezing would be putting it through. This was perhaps the most important point for my consideration, as I know from past experience that no plastic will hold up for long at all when subjected to such fatigue. I did not want to waste my money with a less expensive but plastic containing juicer. Being metal, it will also stand up much better in the dishwasher and I will not have to worry about making sure it is on the top shelve of it. It is quite durable.Second, it has a soft grip on the handle which protects my hands from being hurt when compressing the handles. This is so important, as without it, the edges of any metal juicer would hurt my hands. Basically, if you don't have soft handles, you will never be able to fully juice whatever you are squeezing due to the pain that would develop in your hands. Provided you have the hand strength, this juicer will literally flatten lemons to get every last drop of juice available.One thing that struck me so many times when I saw the TV chefs using these is that they placed the lemon in what seems upside down in them. You would think that you place the rind side out and the softer juicy interior facing the metal presser matching the shape of the lemon to the shape of the juicer. I did this first, and while it got a lot of juice, it did not seem to get it all. So for a second squeeze, I flipped it over and placed the rind side towards the presser. This crushed more juice out of it and literally completely flattened the lemon half! Amazing. I'm still playing around with it, but I think next time I use it I will just start it off with the upside down version I keep seeing on TV.It takes two hands to do a good job squeezing, so you won't see me doing it at my best on the video because I was reaching out and around the camera and away from my body, thereby loosing a lot a strength in my hands and arms. I have found it a LOT easier to use when I am not trying to film at th same time. I've learned now that for me, I first squeeze it on the “lemon matching juicer” side, then I squeeze it a second time for even more juice in the “upside down looking” side.All in all I like this and am happy I bought it.► Pros:Gets every last drop of juice. Metal construction with soft grips.► Cons:Requires strong hands. Not for arthritic hands.► Suggestions for Improvement:None.► Would I buy again?Yes.► Purchasing Decision & Questions:I hope I have helped your purchasing decision of this Bellemain Premium Quality Stainless Steel Lemon Squeezer with Silicone Handles. I am not affiliated with the manufacturer, seller or any other product related company nor am I under any obligation to write this review. I do this for my own fun and pleasure! Feel free to comment and let me know if I have helped you. If you should have any questions, please post them below in the Comments. I try to answer all inquires in a timely fashion to the best of my ability. Lastly, Follow me on Amazon if you wish to be notified as I post new reviews. I promise they will always be meaningful and never of penny ante junk.