Feature: Stocked

High-concerned chemical: None

Metal Type: aluminum

Openers Type: Bottle Openers

Origin: Mainland China

Type: Openers

semi_Choice: yes

Electric Can Bottle Lid Opener Binaural One-key Automatic Restaurant Screw Cap Handheld Kitchen Gadget Jar Glass Bottle Tin Tool

Specifications

Product name: corkscrew
Material: Plastic ABS
Size: 19*7*9.5cm
Color: matte white
Packing: color box

Features:

1) Place the bottle opener on the top of the bottle and press the switch until
The motor starts to work. You don’t even need to put your hands
On the can opener, it will automatically rotate around the mouth.
2) When the inner claw of the product clamps the bottle cap, the outer claw of the product
Features
The bottle body will be clamped, and the inner claw will automatically rotate to open the bottle cap.
3) After the bottle opener opens the bottle cap, it will automatically stop, you can
Easily remove the bottle opener and bottle cap.
4) It only needs 2 AA batteries to work.
5) Popular styles in Europe and America, a powerful helper in the kitchen

That looks like one of those robotic automatic jar & bottle openers (often labeled with terms like “double ear” or “binaural” because of the two sets of clamping arms on the sides).

These are actually really clever gadgets, especially if you deal with stubborn jar lids or have limited hand strength.

How It Works

 The “Double Ear” Clamps: It uses two sets of motorized arms. The outer set clamps down on the sides of the glass jar to hold it steady, while the inner set grips the lid and twists it open automatically.  

 One-Touch Operation: You just balance it on top of the jar, hit the power button, and let go. It rotates around, cracks the vacuum seal, and shuts off when done.  

 Battery Powered: Most of these run on 2 AA batteries tucked under the top cover.

Things to Keep in Mind Before Buying

1. Jar Sizes: They work amazingly well on standard glass jars (sauce, pickles, jam), but struggle on super tiny bottle caps or unusually large, wide-mouth containers.

2. Speed & Noise: They aren’t super fast—the internal plastic gears turn slowly to build up torque, and they can sound a bit strain-heavy on tight seals, but they do get the job done.

3. Smooth Edge Cans vs. Jars: Watch out for translation salad in the product title! While it says “can opener,” this specific dual-arm design is strictly meant for screw-top glass jars/lids. If you need something to cut into standard tin/metal soup cans, you’d want a dedicated side-cut electric can opener instead.