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This is a cordless electric can opener with a one-touch button and a side-cutting mechanism that leaves smooth, rounded edges on both the lid and the can rim. Press the button and the cutter travels around the rim on its own, so there is no hand cranking and less strain on wrists and fingers. It suits people with weak grip or arthritis, anyone opening several cans in one session, and kitchens without a free outlet. Against manual openers it trades the crank for batteries and a motor; against plug-in electric models it gives up corded power for placement anywhere. Owners rate it highly, and the smooth-edge cut is the feature they mention most.
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Owners rate it 4.9 out of 5 across 35 ratings. The one-touch operation and the smooth, safe edges are what buyers praise most, and the main grumbles concern battery life and the lid needing to be pried off after cutting.
This is a battery-powered can opener that works with the press of one button. Pressing the button starts a rotating cutting mechanism that moves around the can's rim automatically. You only need to hold the opener steady, so there is no twisting or cranking.
The smooth-edge cutting mechanism leaves rounded edges on both the lid and the can rim instead of jagged metal. It is designed for standard round cans, such as soup, vegetable and fruit cans. Unusually large or small cans may not work with it.
The opener is cordless, so it can be used at the sink, counter or table, or anywhere without an outlet. It measures about 6.3 inches long and weighs 0.44 pounds. The shaped handle gives a secure grip and can also be used to hang the opener for storage.
