76611 FlexCut 2-in-1 Cordless & Rechargeable Electric, Easily Standard Automatic Can Opener, Easy-Clean, With Removable Walking Cut Head

My hand strength can vary, especially during a rheumatoid arthritis flare up and I sometimes struggle with manual can openers. I had a battery powered opener but was frustrated by how often the batteries died in the middle of meal prep. When multiple burners are going, and I’m hungry, my patience is zero. I love that I can mount a regular sized can onto this and walk away while it opens. I love that I can pop off the top part and attach it to a larger, heavier can and let it do its thing. Small cans don’t always do so well because of the smaller turn radius. It depends on the can. The learning curve on how to attach the removable top to the larger can was steeper than I expected but after a few uses I got it. It holds a charge well, opening multiple cans (I got up to 10 during one Thanksgiving baking/cooking frenzy) without missing a beat or slowing down. It reattaches to the base easily, just pop it back on, and the light at the top tells you when it’s charging. It’s sharper than my manual opener and has a useful lid magnet like most electric can-openers. Cleaning isn’t always easy. The body can be wiped down with no problem but the cutting area has the typical gripping gear and blade and often requires a cleaning toothbrush to get into the nooks. I don’t know if frequent washing means it will need to be greased at some point. So far it’s been reliable and extremely handy.

Works fantastic. I had the other popular cordless can opener and it stopped working, so I bought this was a a replacement. Love that it can be used on the upright charger or without.

Wow! All my adult life I’ve used all kinds of can openers but so far this one is the BEST! It’s rechargeable, which is handy. It spins the can w/o having to hold it down. It doesn’t splash the liquid out of the can once it stops. I can eject the top part to use it on larger cans as well as regular cans or just take it on camping trips! I love that it cuts the can on its own, no holding the blade handle down! The blade contraption is easily removed for cleaning which, in itself, is a great reason to buy! To clean my last canopener, I’d had to use a knife to scape the dried on food, off the blade & I never could get the hard to reach parts. This time I decided to spend a little more money (less than $10 more) bc it’s true, you pay for what u get! I finally own a proper contemporary can opener and I love it!

Works pretty well, so far. The only problem I've had is with a can with a dented lid edge; then the opener completely balked. It's a bit fussy about the setup on the can, with the portable head, but it works, and I like not having it tied to an electrical outlet.

It is cool that it can be recharged and the head-unit is removeable for larger cans. It cuts well and the edges are smooth. It is lightweight and relatively quiet. Easy to use. Have to see how long this will last.

I love that the top of this unit can be removed & used as a wireless can opener! When you are finished simply set it back in the 70's case to charge, or you can use it as a corded one if you want, just clip the can in & let it go! Either way, it's much better at what it does than it's competition! It is fast & lasts through lots of cans!

I hate to start a review with "What a piece of junk!" The idea sounds perfect! A can opener, gosh, that I can take the business end off! Think any tin of shaped like a rectangle (in our house that would include smoked oysters and sardines). Of all the cans I never could open without the aid of a flat-head screwdriver--sold! I found the unicorn! Oh, heck no! It is completly awkward to use as one tall unit, or the head that can be used separately. I thought that separating head was going to be my savior. It is actually a little harder to hold the head when you cut a can. I'll dig around and find that sardine can picture, and put it up if I find it. The blade cleans up and stays clean nicely, but, while the part doesn't looked bent, nonetheless getting the lid situated and the blade in the proper position was a handful really. We are "blessed" with ceilings that are fourteen feet (on purpose, it seems), point being it has the acoustics of a stone castle. You can hear this nasty can opener in the back bedroom, with the door closed. I'm afraid this will be the can opener we will have forever--appliances we hate the most. Do not consider, do not look and this. I cry because Hamilton Beach was a "go to" brand in my Mom's generation. I am going down to my overpriced gourmet cookware store and throw myself on the front counter. "Please!" I cry! Then beg them to find the best one they have under a hundred dollars while I stand there weeping uncontrollable on all of their dunnage paper to wrap things up. It's barely the start of December and anxiety is setting in. :o :D

My can opener is on one counter, and I can take the top off of this one and move it over by the stove when I’m cooking to open cans. It is very convenient and very easy to use for this old lady.

Warning to Customers in UK, like me, this is only for use with 110v-120v NOT 220v as in UK ! Therefore have no been able to use it - but fortunately I am moving to 110v country - so hopefully will be able to use it okay then.

das gerät ist nicht gebrauchsfähig da das gerät auf 110volt läuft und kein passender adapter dabei ist . teilen sie mir bitte mit was zu tun ist.ansonsten muß ich den dosenöffner zurückschicken.eigentlich müßten sie von selbst draufkommen ,das so ein gerät in deutschland nicht funkionieren kann!

This works great…really nice for arthritic fingers.

This is a phenomenal can opener as far as can openers go!! Highly recommended!! The battery works great and it's awesome how you can remove the top part to put on bigger cans. Easy for the kids to use too!!

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