MagiCan Manual Can Opener - Heavy Duty Kitchen Gadget, Effortlessly Open Cans, White, Stainless Steel

When my daughter was a toddler, she got her hand stuck in a can that was disposed of in the garbage. It was the scariest thing. Since then each time I open a can, I would crush the can down so that it is flat. Well, I searched for an inexpensive can opener on Amazon and found this one. It opens the can from the inside, so the top comes off completely and no sharp edges on the can or top to cut fingers. It's wonderful! It is manual, but it works for me, as I don't frequently open canned foods.

I am very satisfied, I have one hand that doesn’t function well but I am able to hold this closed while turning with the good hand

I’ve been using a pampered chef can opener for years! I bought this one to have a 2nd one in the kitchen. Works perfect and it works better and smoother than I thought it would for the price.

The media could not be loaded. It worked great the first 2 times I used it and then it stopped working. It punctures the side of the can and then the handle just spins and spins. The only thing magic about it is the speed at which it pisses me off every time I try to use it. I give up, it’s going in the trash.

This can opener works good enough, but it's going to be for a limited time. Everytime it gets used, it gets looser. Great coming out of the gate but not much for stamina!

I like these can openers because there are no sharp edges. This makes the can so much easier to handle after opening it.

I had the same brand can opener before. It is easier to use than the last one. I trusted the brand.

It's very light duty and works okay (not great) on smaller thinner cans but is definitely a struggle with the larger ones and would start slipping before reaching the end. It wouldn't be so bad except it's the edge of the can that is sharp rather than the lid so trying to remove an incomplete cut can is a safety nightmare. At least with a sharp lid you can use tongs or pliers to bend the lid back. Nearly impossible to handle an incomplete cut with these. It's cheaply constructed and lightweight so after a few uses the handles barely handle the stress of puncturing the can. Unfortunately no one makes a decent can opener anymore. My electric failed after a month. My handheld openers strip gears after very few uses. The metal used is garbage and doesn't hold up even without the plastic counterparts. It does work just not very well or for very long.