DSSP355GBAQ02 SmartStore Stirring Electric Convenient Review

Compact and easy to use. I've completely stopped buying microwave popcorn because it's so easy and convenient to use. I made cornmeal and flavored popcorn. Very easy to clean and the whole is suitable for storage. The only oddity is that the lip doesn't actually snap into place so it just sits awkwardly on top, but I still love this machine and am so glad I made the purchase.

We love this popcorn maker! Easy handling and quick cleaning. Cord wrap and a base that rests against the lid make storage easy. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is that I had to shake the car a few times because rotating the arm pushes some of the cores to the side where they don't pop out. It still works great and we had fresh popcorn within minutes. Definitely recommend.

We love this product ourselves. We borrowed it from my mother until we bought it for ourselves. However, my problem was the packaging method. Original packaging, ok, I've had one before. It was only glued on top, poorly attached. I was nervous when I saw him on my porch. Luckily everything was there, nothing was broken. It worked, no problems either. Basically, the product itself is great. Delivery left a lot to be desired. Reconsider delivery methods.

Great looking popcorn maker. Very easy to clean, great storage cord. I think the popcorn stirrer is a bit taller and therefore doesn't circulate enough popcorn kernels to heat evenly, leaving too many "old maids". I opened a brand new can of Orville Redenbacher popcorn to test the machine and used the recommended amount of popcorn and butter and was nowhere near able to fill the popcorn and at the end of the cycle there were too many unpopped kernels. The same happened on the next two uses of…

I really wanted to like this popper and hoped it was a good and reliable car. First, "lid" is not for storage. You just put it on top and hope it stays there. Second, the bowl is not durable. It flexes if you hold it just a little tight. And the measuring cap doesn't hold up well at all. Third, as you stir, the popcorn moves down the stick toward the end and edges of the bowl. The oil coating the popcorn drips off the popcorn into a depression (gutter) where the bowl sits, forming puddles. Oil…

I've only had it a month so still needs long term testing. There are a few design flaws, but nothing critical. - Metal wire does not scratch the edges of the burner, so the popcorn does not fly off the wall and does not heat up. You have to shake it a few times while popping to get them. It would be better if the wires were long and twisted up and forward so the grains could be pushed onto the burner. - The measuring cup does not stay on the bottom of the bowl, so it is dangerous to put it…