🍷 Amlong Plus Self-Pulling Corkscrew Wine Opener 6" - Effortless Opening with Gift Box Review

This corkscrew is so awesome I've never used one before and it's so easy to use and I love using it just keep turning it clockwise and it is screwed into the cork and then it automatically pulls out the cork. It also comes in a beautiful black storage box.

This is the best and easiest opener I have ever used. The cork comes out effortlessly within a few seconds every time. I bought one about a year and a half ago and have since given two away. Great item and great gift. The box it comes in is very pretty. Makes it look way more expensive if you want to impress.

What brilliant ideas for a) separating the screw from the housing, b) eliminating the connector ejection mechanism and c) making the housing rigid but not rigid. Three advantages are realized in this way: 1) being disassembled and having no handles, the two parts can be easily stored in a crowded box, 2) it is no longer necessary to try to remove the cork from the corkscrew body, because if the screw comes out of the cork then it has also left the case because the case is not rigid, just spread

I must have been afraid to open corks when I was little because I suspect corkscrews turn into some kind of alien creature and of course something on the level can do science. 1950s Science Fiction Film - Attack of the Killer Corkscrews! Surely a double feature in "Drive-in" with "Attack of the Shrew Killers"?. lol. I bought this one and kept ignoring it, knowing it was the new 'fancy' one that would somehow reboot and improve the mini terminator. Finally use it and WOW! No popping corks, no…

This appliance comes in a clear plastic bag, not a gift box. On first use, the chrome part detached from the corkscrew part. It looked like it needed gluing. Didn't and never did. When assembling it, I noticed that the corkscrew wasn't straight. It cannot be straightened because it is made of spring metal (steel?). I'm pretty sure it was a return from someone that was just repackaged. I assembled the parts and hope it works. If not, I'll throw it away and buy a Swiss Army knife. Just don't go…

What brilliant ideas a) separate the screw from the case b) remove the cork ejector and c) make the case rigid but not rigid. In this way three advantages are realized: 1) since it is disassembled and has no handles, the two parts can be easily stored in a crowded box, 2) it is no longer necessary to remove the cork from the corkscrew body, because if the screw comes out of the cork, then it also left the case, because the case is not rigid, just spread the case a little and the cork will fall…

I must have been afraid to open corks when I was little because I don't think corkscrews turn into some kind of extraterrestrial creature and of course make something like a 1950's sci-fi movie be able. - Attack of the Corkscrew Killers! Surely a double feature in "Drive-in" with "Attack of the Shrew Killers"?. lol. I bought this one and kept ignoring it, knowing it was the new 'fancy' one that would somehow reboot and improve the mini terminator. Finally use it and WOW! No popping corks, no…