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The 8 Best Electric Wine Bottle Openers Of 2023
Never break a cork again.
Coming home from a long day of work (or just shifting from your desk to your kitchen), you're tired and probably in need of a glass of wine. But having to manually open a bottle is sometimes just too much. Wine bottle openers occasionally only get the cork out halfway, and often, your arm gets so sore having to fight with the bottle. You need your wine, and you need it now!
We've got the perfect solution. If you find yourself consuming a tad more wine than usual these days (welcome to the club), then it's time to invest in an electric wine opener—if you can call a $20 device an investment. These openers will remove your cork in seconds with minimal effort on your end, which is what we would call money well spent. Here are eight electric wine bottle openers that will make opening your bottles so much easier. Oh, and be sure to grab some new wine glasses while you're at it.
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Cuisinart Vacuum Sealer Cordless Wine Opener
Cuisinart Vacuum Sealer Cordless Wine Opener
Pros
- Re-seals wine bottles
- Includes foil cutter that stores in base
Cons
The Cuisinart Vacuum Sealer Cordless Wine Opener can open 80 bottles before it needs a recharge. But what really makes this opener special is its dual function as a re-sealer, so you can seal that bottle back up and finish it tomorrow.
Ozeri Nouveaux Electric Wine Opener
Ozeri Nouveaux Electric Wine Opener
Pros
- Transparent design
- Removable lid is also a foil cutter
- Transparent design
Cons
You'll be able to find the Ozeri Nouveaux Electric Wine Opener right away—there's no missing that hot red color. Plus, you don't have to look for a stand or storage; this lovely wine opener stands on its own.
iTronics IC700 Electric Wine Opener
Pros
- Removable foil cutter
Cons
At a whopping 180 bottles per charge, the battery life alone makes the iTronics IC700 Electric Wine Opener worth it. But it's the foil cutter that reviewers can't get enough of. As one reviewer notes, "the foil remover in the base is also the best of any that I have owned over many years, including some big-name brands."
Secura Electric Wine Opener
Pros
- Transparent design
Cons
- Only opens up to 30 bottles per charge
With close to 5,000 5-star reviews, the Secura Electric Wine Opener is certainly a favorite. And you can see why—the device has a near-silent noise level and a little blue LED light for flair.
Oster Electric Wine Opener
Pros
- Includes foil cutter
Cons
Wine openers can sometimes be unnecessarily complicated. The easy-to-use Oster Electric Wine Opener is the exact opposite—and basically foolproof.
Flauno Electric Wine Opener Set
Pros
- Opens 120 bottles per charge
- Also includes foil cutter, aerator, and vacuum stopper
Cons
If there's a wine lover in your life with a birthday coming up, the Flauno Electric Wine Opener Set makes an awesome gift. It comes with an electric wine opener, a foil cutter, a vacuum stopper, and a wine aerator pourer (with batteries included)—so basically everything a wine aficionado needs, besides the bottle.
Cuisinart Electric Wine Opener
Cuisinart Electric Wine Opener
Pros
- Includes foil cutter
Cons
- Opens only 50 bottles per charge
Sleek and ultra-modern, the Cuisinart Electric Wine Opener will fit in any kitchen. It comes with two different buttons, "remove" and "eject," so we don't think you'll have a problem figuring out how to use it.
Rabbit Automatic Electric Corkscrew Wine Bottle Opener
Rabbit Automatic Electric Corkscrew Wine Bottle Opener
Pros
Cons
- Pricey
Rabbit is one of the top brands of manual wine bottle openers, so it makes sense that they've got an excellent electric bottle opener, too. No need to press a button, simply place the Rabbit Automatic Electric Corkscrew Wine Bottle Opener over the bottle's opening, and it will remove the corkscrew.
As an Editorial Fellow for Good Housekeeping, Katie covers health, beauty, home, and pop culture. Outside of the office, you can find her killing it on the karaoke machine or listening to true crime podcasts.
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