7 Best Electric Wine Bottle Openers (Review) in 2021

Take all the guesswork out of popping that cork with this well-designed and nicely-priced electric wine opener from houseware innovators, Secura. A transparent shell around the corkscrew mechanism means that you can see exactly where the screw point is being placed so you know you can get it bang on, time and time again.

With a built-in rechargeable battery, there’s enough power to this Secura Swo-3n Electrical Wine Bottle Opener too, with the ability to whizz through 30 bottles on a single charge, more than enough for your next get-together. And it is very easy to operate – with a simple push button mechanism that cleanly removes even the toughest of corks in a matter of seconds. With its own foil cutter that smoothly slices wine bottle seals, you can cut, pop and drink whenever you fancy a tasty glass of the red or white stuff.

The Oster Cordless Electric Wine Opener is exceptional value for money – with a lovely, quality design and great cork popping power, all for less than $20.

Its look is modern, sleek and stylish, in a muted silver tone finish that will add a touch of class to any drinks table or home bar. The Oster does everything you need to cleanly and quickly remove a cork – simply slice the seal with its accompanying foil cutter then pop over the bottle, push and remove. Designed to fit all types of traditional wine bottles, its cordless style makes it super portable which means it is also great for picnics and al fresco dining and it can open up to 30 bottles of vino on one single charge.

Designed to also be used in a professional setting, the lux-looking Nouveaux II from Ozeri brings restaurant quality and cork-popping smoothness to your home bar or dinner table.

There’s a distinct European Riviera feel to this quality electric wine opener, with its nicely curved design that gives an ergonomic grip, making it quick, simple and comfortable to use. It also has an impressive bottle count on a single charge, whipping out the corks of up to 60 bottles in one sitting. In a cool black, the tough outer shell is durable and wipe clean while the base is transparent so the whole corkscrew process is easily visible.

For sheer bottle popping power, you’ll be hard pushed to beat the iTronics 700 Cordless Electric Wine Opener, which can make light work of an impressive 180 bottles, all on a single charge. Solid and seemly turbo-powered when it comes to pulling those corks, this neat looking gadget from kitchen tech specialists, iTronics, is a seriously good buy.

Design-wise it is perhaps not as stylized as some of the other products in our best electric wine openers review, but it certainly looks like it means business. With its single rechargeable lithium battery encased in a slim body that is comfortable and secure to hold, the iTronics 700 can whip out the most stubborn of corks in seconds with a simple push of a button. There is also a really effective, built-in foil cutter that, when not in use, doubles up as the unit’s base. For those times when you need to make light work of opening bottles so you can kick back and enjoy the party with your guests, the iTronics 700 electric wine opener comes totally into its own. The perfect home bar wine opening buddy for the party animal!

Another classic design from Ozeri, the sleek, silver looks of the Nouveaux Electric Wine Opener would be an asset to any wine collection without breaking the bank. Channeling the professional spirit of its big brother, the Ozeri Nouveaux II, this lovely electric wine opener brings restaurant performance to a domestic gadget. Cordless, its ultra-fast, rechargeable motor opens 40 bottles on a single charge, meaning effortless dinner party entertaining. The curved design sits well in your hand and the transparent corkscrew section lets you keep an eye on all the bottle opening action. There’s also a nifty foil cutter that’s been integrated into the lid, so you are always ready to pop that cork and go. The design also means the Nouveaux doesn’t need a bulky charging dock, just plug in the adapter and away you go.

When not in use, we think this lovely looking electric wine opener would look great on display in the kitchen or on your home bar, primed and ready for your next wild party.

BFULL have come up with a stunning looking electric wine opener set that will keep you expertly pulling corks, whatever the occasion.

Yes, it is the most expensive in our review, but you do get a lot of bang (or should that be pop?) for your buck – not only in terms of cork removal but also the additional gadgets that have been included to help make your open bottle of vino rouge or Blanco last.

The nicely designed and easy to handle BFULL Electric Wine Opener is battery operated, so while not rechargeable, it is totally portable, making it a great gadget for al fresco wining and dining. And as it can open around 80 bottles on one set of AA batteries that’s more than enough to get you through a good chunk of the summer or holiday season. There are some really nice design touches to the wine opener too – the corkscrew is visible through a transparent cover so you can place it accurately. Press the button and there’s a cool blue light that illuminates the corkscrew as it gets to work, turning off when the cork has been released.

You get a total space-age vibe with this galactically-designed Stainless Steel Electric Wine Opener that will look super-stylish in any home bar.

At the pricier end of our best electric wine openers review, you get a lot of quality design and performance for your money with Waring’s restaurant standard opener, that’s just as easy and convenient to use at home.

With its commercial motor that delivers a consistently high standard when it comes to quick and clean cork removal, this is a serious cork popping performer. It can whip through 120 bottles on a single charge, using its streamline base as its charging pack. We love the look of this portable wine opener too, with its brushed stainless-steel case fitting coolly in the hand….and in your jacket or apron pocket when on the go. It is a tad on the heavy scale, coming in at around 2.8 pounds but it is a reassuring weight and balances well in the hand.