JML Electric Can Opener - One Touch Automatic Tin Opener for Clean, Fast and Effortless Opening, Magnet for Mess Free Lid Disposal - Kitchen Tools & Gadgets for Arthritis & Reduced Mobility Users

Stunning and functional piece of kitchen kit. Gate on the with job whilst you do something else. Small, so fits in a drawer without an issue. Long lasting; we know as we've had one before. Fits onto tin edge with ease; so anyone with difficulty with hands will still manage. Thank you.

Great product, so easy to use

This works fantastically and makes opening cans a safe and easy doddle. Saves wrist and hand pain, no sharp edges and you can leave it to work while completing a short task. Takes up a bit of space in the drawer and fairly noisy, batteries last pretty well too. Though it stopped working properly after three and a half years we bought it again as it did such a good job.

Struggled really bad with manual tin openers. Saw positive reviews and thought if it’s rubbish I can send it back. Oh my gosh, it’s fantastic, put on top , no pressing, just make sure it’s in place. Press button, wait until it changes sound when it’s done full circle and press again. Opens all sorts of tins and even ring pull tins. This has made my independence a lot better. The tins aren’t sharp either. Top tip, glue pretty paper to sides of used and washed tins to make a plant pot, pencil holder etc. reuse then recycle. Definitely buy brand new batteries, unlike me who used old ones and the tin got stuck until I bought new ones. This isn’t a paid review. I will definitely be buying this one when a replacement is needed

Very useful if you don’t have very strong hands or a good grip lid removal is excellent battery life seems to be holding up well

Excellent product,so easy to use.wish all gadgets were as good as this one.solid build and cleans easily.

The can opener does what it says on the tin — it opens cans easily and automatically. However, I found it somewhat challenging to remove the lid once it was opened. It feels like the machine and the latch hold onto the lid tightly. There is no off button, so it only stops spinning and cutting when you detach the lid from it. Overall, it works fine, but I would have preferred a simpler way to remove the lid. I considered using more force to pull it off, but I was worried about cutting myself and didn’t want to risk it.

The media could not be loaded. Doesn’t do what it used to supposed to