فتاحة برطمانات بلمسة واحدة - سهلة الإمساك لكبار السن والأيدي الضعيفة 💪🍯

Item was quickly shipped and delivered on time, quick. It was as described in the description with the same specifications listed. Works as advertised and was new.

Not working properly as others mentioned. I am applying for a return and a refund. It doesn’t cut the cans and it stops mid cutting. Takes almost 20 minutes to open a single jar. Manual for life

Horrible. Terrible, very bad. It's useless. It didn't even cut the paper of the can.
They refuse to refund the money, even though I sent a video demonstrating that it's a failure, and they rejected me.
Do not buy from this seller or this product.

Unusual side of rim cutter barely clamps for the pinch/sheer. Penetration must be coerced by wiggling .

Three of the images are of cans opened by other means: to are pull tab and one is opened by traditional top style opener. You can't turn it off - it decides when it is done - no switch. There is a teeny-tiny reverse switch when held long enough will retract the cutting wheel. I took 200 lids of cans and each one required manual intervention - so, it's not quite fully one touch automatic. I needed to remove the top and bottom can rims in order to flatten the cylinders into sheets which this opener barely worked as advertised.

Don't let it stall, that will burn out the motor or cook the batteries by shorting them through the motor windings

Requires two aa batteries, not included.

Adjusts like chann-l-lock, lift the grip lever, place on jar top and slide lever near tight then operate lever with a squeeze to grip lid and twist counter-clockwise. But mine had 'no teeth" as the stationary end kept slipping off when grip lever squeezed. I plan to fix by filing a shallow angle there. A plastic lid on peanut butter is easier to grip than a metal pickle jar. Lid.

Limited only by your ability to prevent the jar from turning, once a grip is clamped, it becomes an effective lever to twist off lids. So setting the sliding lever is effortless, squeezing the clamp shut requires moderate grasp, and twisting requires substantial grasp of the jar which can be enhanced by wrapping with a rubber-band or two.

Quite a mess can be made by ignoring the flat surface mentioned in the instructions.