Effortless Wine Opening: Heart Horse Electric Corkscrew Set with Foil Cutter Review

This is the coolest appliance I've ever had! See I couldn't find my regular manual wine bottle opener and then I remembered I had this one powered, obviously it was fully charged because I just took it out of the box it was in and put it on a bottle put wine. Wine, and as soon as I pushed the button, it started twisting the corkscrew right out of the bottle! It was good and quick too. It also comes with a nozzle that you can put on the bottle and a few other cool accessories. it looks really…

I have one of those corkscrews that have wings that go up when you twist them and then push down to push the cork out. It works well, but sometimes I find it difficult to hold it and the bottle straight with one hand and twist the cap with the other. Also, I don't always push hard enough to get the blades up before the propeller gets far enough, then I have to do it twice. Also, the metal of the platter is not well designed, its edges are too thin so it hurts my fingers a bit to spin. I swear…

Rating 5/5 I can't say more about this thing other than that if people aren't familiar with it, it's one of the greatest icebreakers in history. As soon as it arrived I opened it up and charged it right away. It comes with a USB cable. It takes about 40 minutes to charge (at least for me). Once charged, this thing works like magic. So simple, but people will love it. All you have to do is cut the foil with the base around a champagne or wine bottle. Then you place the opener over the bottle so…

Very convenient and easy to use! The reason for buying this toy was a banal reason - the old ordinary corkscrew broke. You can see the quality of materials and appearance as well as how this corkscrew works in my video. And I will briefly describe this set below: - I liked the look of this corkscrew and the set as a whole; - high-quality plastic, rubber and steel - all parts and elements look good and beautiful and are neatly finished; - It's very easy to get the cork: you just have to put the…