🔋 Hands-Free Hamilton Beach Walk 'n Cut Can Opener - Cordless, Rechargeable, Black 76501G Review

I suspected it. Wireless? but. I never look at things straight away. I've had this for 3 months now. I didn't run any accounts but averaged 3-4 banks a week. I just went through the first charge. There must be at least 30 glasses of all sizes. It works perfectly - no complaints. It's easy to clean and nice and small so it doesn't get in the way. I'm very happy with it!

To be honest it took me days to figure out how to use this can opener. But now that I'm doing it, I love it. My fingers love it. I have mild arthritis and as a result my old manual can opener is no longer used. This new cordless can opener is a real treat. My only suggestion from CV is to make it USB compatible. It comes with a small charging adapter that I keep in the kitchen and hopefully don't lose. I charged it fully upon arrival and a month later it's still working and doesn't need to be…

Very impressed! You know, can openers, even electric ones, have an initial force to create the first puncture? Not with this guy anymore! It's like going from manually starting a car, as was the practice in the early 20th century, to using an electric starter. It's like you give this machine a general direction and it takes over and gets the job done. All this on top of the original reason I switched to it: it fits in a kitchen drawer and doesn't hold valuables. counter area. I haven't used…

I bought this can opener despite reading some reviews about how difficult it was to push the lever down to activate the can opener. This can opener was purchased to replace one that lasted 10 years and is no longer made. I had high hopes that since I don't have any problems with my hands, I could use this can opener with ease. Well I was wrong. I couldn't use it until my husband modified the cutting blade. The blade appears to be positioned too close to the gear that rotates the can opener or…

READ THE INSTRUCTIONS. You must charge this sharpener 24 hours before first use. It's slightly charged when it's sent to you, but not enough to open the can. However, once fully charged, this thing can open a bank vault (just kidding). He seems to be in the perfect mood. Once the lever is pushed, you'll hear the engine revs decrease to pierce the can. It then cuts back around the can very quickly and stops automatically at the end of the cut. Then simply lift the lever and pull the opener. The…

Like: I've only used it once, but it worked better than any can opener I've used in years. I followed the instructions to charge the can opener overnight before using it. Then this morning I followed the instructions and easily opened the pumpkin jar. It gave a very clean cut with no chips or dents. Haven't tried it on very large glasses yet but will edit my review if I run into any issues. For example: This is a nice little black device. It fits in the palm of my hand. It has a small flat spot

The other day I tried to use a can opener. Dead battery. Hm. Worked a week ago. Plugged it into a small wall charger and tried to start after about 10 minutes of charging. No movement. Hm. He pulled out a multimeter and checked the wall charger for warts. zero volt output. Tested the wall outlet, 120V AC, and the blender works there, so the power in the wall is good. Check the performance of the transformer by pulling the bend in the cable. Nothing. dead transformer? These things should last…