Does it work on all can sizes?

It is built for standard round food cans. Very large, square or dented cans are where owners most often report trouble.

Does it need batteries?

Yes, it is a battery-powered handheld opener. Keep spares on hand, since owners say it slows down as the batteries drain.

Is it good for arthritis?

That is its main appeal. One press replaces the twisting and squeezing of a manual opener, which buyers with weak grip single out.

Does it leave a sharp edge?

Owners generally describe a clean cut with a smooth lid edge, though results vary on damaged cans.

How does it compare with a manual opener?

It is easier on the hands but slower and dependent on batteries. A manual opener is more reliable on awkward cans.

If hand strength is the issue, the one-touch design earns its place. If you just want speed and durability, a manual opener is the safer pick.

Handy Can Opener : Automatic One Touch Electric Can Opener

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$15.87at WalmartChecked Nov 8

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Handy Can Opener : Automatic One Touch Electric Can Opener

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$15.87at WalmartChecked Nov 8

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Last seen at $15.87 at Walmart on Nov 8.

Our take on the Handy Can Opener : Automatic One Touch Electric Can Opener

The Handy Can Opener is a one-touch electric can opener in red. You press a single button and it runs around the lid on its own, which suits people with weak grip or arthritis better than a manual crank. It is a basic battery-style handheld unit, so it competes on convenience rather than build or features. Ratings sit at 3.7 out of 5 from 168 buyers, a middling score that points to a tool that works for many but frustrates a share of owners.

Best forPeople with weak grip or arthritisAnyone who opens many cans a weekCampers and small kitchens wanting a compact openerShoppers who want one-button operation

Pros

One-touch operation, no cranking
Compact handheld size that stores easily
Leaves a smooth edge on the cut lid
Simple enough for anyone to use

Cons

Middling 3.7 out of 5 rating across 168 reviews
Handheld electric openers often struggle on dented or odd-shaped cans
Needs batteries, so it can die mid-can
Can be slower than a good manual opener on a single can

Handy Can Opener : Automatic One Touch Electric Can Opener prices at every store

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What reviewers say

3.7 / 5168 ratings

Ratings average 3.7 out of 5 from 168 buyers, so opinion is split. Many like the one-touch ease, while others report it stalling or failing on some cans.

What people mention

Ease of usePraisedBuyers like that a single press does the work instead of cranking.
ReliabilityMixedSome cans open cleanly, others leave the opener stuck or the lid only partly cut.
BatteryCriticisedOwners complain it loses power and needs fresh batteries to get through cans.
BuildCriticisedThe body feels light and plasticky to some buyers.
Lid edgePraisedSeveral owners say the cut lid comes off with a smooth edge.

About the Handy Can Opener : Automatic One Touch Electric Can Opener

Handy Can Opener: Automatic One Touch Electric Can Opener

Specifications

color: RedSource

Questions and answers

Does it work on all can sizes?: It is built for standard round food cans. Very large, square or dented cans are where owners most often report trouble.
Does it need batteries?: Yes, it is a battery-powered handheld opener. Keep spares on hand, since owners say it slows down as the batteries drain.
Is it good for arthritis?: That is its main appeal. One press replaces the twisting and squeezing of a manual opener, which buyers with weak grip single out.
Does it leave a sharp edge?: Owners generally describe a clean cut with a smooth lid edge, though results vary on damaged cans.
How does it compare with a manual opener?: It is easier on the hands but slower and dependent on batteries. A manual opener is more reliable on awkward cans.
Is it worth it?: If hand strength is the issue, the one-touch design earns its place. If you just want speed and durability, a manual opener is the safer pick.
Where is the Handy Can Opener : Automatic One Touch Electric Can Opener cheapest?: At Walmart, for $15.87, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Handy Can Opener : Automatic One Touch Electric Can Opener?: Rated 3.7 out of 5 from 168 ratings.

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