Chumiug Mini Wine Opener | Travel Portable Pocket Air Pressure Pump Wine Bottle Opener
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About Chumiug Mini Wine Opener | Travel Portable Pocket Air Pressure Pump Wine Bottle Opener
Overall Feedback:
83% positive
77% liked the battery life, but 23% needed frequent recharging
The electric wine bottle opener stops pumping air because the plunger material is soft silicon and cannot keep the air in to compress it into the bottle to blow the cork out.
While using the electric-wine-bottle-opener, the cork can blow out of the bottle and injure the hand holding it.
92% praised the compact design, while 8% didn't
The problem lies in the plunger design.
I advise not pushing the cork in too tight as it cannot be used a second time due to the hole created by the needle during the first use.
91% found it easy to operate, while 9% struggled
The electric wine bottle opener can only pop the cork once.
Use caution while using the opener as the cork may blow out and injure your hand. This has happened before when popping difficult corks.
The plunger stops pumping air because the material used appears to be soft silicon and cannot keep the air in to compress it into the bottle to blow the cork out.
94% were satisfied with the easy cleaning process, but 6% weren't
I did not mention if the electric-wine-bottle-opener is easy to clean.
82% found it surprisingly quiet, but 18% thought it was loud
I did not mention the noise level of the electric-wine-bottle-opener.
96% liked the portability
If I plan to take it with me while traveling, the item is very portable.
77% appreciated the built-in safety features, but 23% didn't
I advise not pushing the cork too tight as it cannot be used a second time due to the hole created by the needle during the first insertion.
While using the electric-wine-bottle-opener, the cork can blow out of the bottle and injure the hand holding it. This is a safety concern.
