The 8 Best Electric Wine Bottle Openers of 2020

You might know the Oster name from their iconic blenders and their other kitchen appliances, but you might not think of them when it comes to wine-related products. This Oster wine opener comes at a steal of a price and our tester rated this item as excellent!

Most electric wine openers can be a little overwhelming to use, but this one is streamlined and easy to maneuver. The included foil cutter helps you get down to the business of getting wine open quickly and seamlessly. On one charge (which takes about 6 to 8 hours) this opener can open 30 bottles of both synthetic or natural cork tops.

Looking to add some style to your bar? This electric wine bottle opener has an included light that can brighten up any celebration. Available in three finishes—blue, rose gold, or stainless steel—this wine bottle opener makes a great gift for any wine lover.

On one charge this opener can open up to 30 bottles with its easy to follow instructions. The transparent shell allows you to see the corkscrew take out the cork which was a big plus to our product reviewer.

Ozeri might not yet be a household name—yet—but they’ve got a broad line of kitchen products that is worth a look, like this wine bottle opener. The festive red color (also available in black and stainless) will make sure you’ll see it when you need it, whether you store it in a drawer or in your pantry.

The lid removes and can be used as a foil cutter, so you don’t have to keep track of a separate piece. What makes this option different than others on the list is it stands on its own vertically (no stand) and it plugs in directly to charge. When fully charged it can open as many as 40 bottles before it needs to be recharged.

The clear bottom of the opener lets you see the cork being removed, and it glows with a soft blue light while in use or while you’re charging it.

Check out our guide to the best corkscrews to find the right one.

Rabbit is a popular name in wine bottle openers, with a variety of iconic manual openers. This electric model takes wine bottle opening to a whole new level in terms of ease of use. There are no buttons to push—the opener senses when there’s a bottle to be opened and it automatically ejects the cork after it has been removed. There’s no need to guess how many more bottles you can open before the next charge, since an LED display on top of the charger lets you know.

The opener has a textured soft-grip surface that’s easy to hold onto, and a foil cutter is neatly attached to the top of the opener, so you can just pop it off when you need it. The rechargeable battery lets you open as many as 30 bottles before the next recharge, and the charger plugs right into the opener so you don’t need a separate charger or stand.

Want to take a look at some other options? See our guide to the best wine openers that you can buy today.

USB charging makes this wine bottle opener as easy as charging your phone or other devices, and if you lose the charger, there’s a good chance you’ll have another one that you can use. It’s also simple to use since there are no buttons to press—just place it on top of your wine bottle and it will begin removing the cork.

The battery provides enough power to open as many as 80 bottles before it needs to be charged, so it’s great for big parties, and it looks attractive sitting on its compact stand when it's not in use. It also includes a foil cutter, so you’re all set for opening plenty of bottles of wine for any occasion.

If you’re looking for a gift for a wine-loving friend, this wine bottle opener set makes it easy since it comes in an attractive box that’s perfect both for gift-giving. This operates with two AA rechargeable batteries, so when they eventually lose their ability to charge, they’re easy to replace. In the meantime, you can open as many as 120 bottles before you’ll need to recharge the batteries.

Along with the wine bottle opener, charger, and foil cutter, this comes with extras for wine lovers. The aerator pourer lets you drink the wine without waiting for it to breathe since it aerates the wine as you pour it into a glass. The vacuum stopper removes air from open bottles so it stays fresher when you finish the bottle on another day.

Cuisinart might have started its kitchen empire with food processors, but now they make a wide variety of kitchen tools and appliances, like this attractive wine bottle opener. It can open as many as 80 bottles on a single charge and is designed to recharge quickly, so you can get back to the party.

The charger stand looks modern and attractive and has lights to indicate when the stand has power and when charging is complete. A foil cutter is included, and it stores neatly in the charger base, so you won’t have to go hunting for it. This also includes a vacuum sealer, so you can keep any open bottles fresh for another day.

Looking for more? Check out our guide to the best wine aerators.

The Wine Enthusiast name comes with high standards. This set looks high-tech, with all the pieces stored on a seek stainless steel display stand that would look good on a shelf or behind your home bar. The wine bottle opener is button-free—just place it on top of the bottle to remove the cork. The included spout aerates the wine as you pour, so you won’t have to wait for the first sip. Two reusable stoppers are included, and they have a date setting to remind you when the bottle was first opened.

To vacuum seal the bottle, you don’t need a separate device since the vacuum integrated into the opener. Simply turn the opener over, and it vacuum seals the bottle to keep the wine fresh for another day.