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Rabbit W6316

A cordless electric corkscrew that removes and then ejects the cork automatically, rated 30+ bottles a charge.

Rabbit automatic electric corkscrew with integrated foil cutter

Rabbit W6316

A cordless electric corkscrew that removes and then ejects the cork automatically, rated 30+ bottles a charge.

Type
Hands-free automatic electric corkscrew
Cycle
Removes the cork on contact, then ejects it automatically
Cork types
All cork types, including artificial plastic
Bottles per charge
30 or more
Foil cutter
Built into the tool
Charger
Micro-USB wall charger
Size
51 × 51 × 241 mm (2.01 × 2.01 × 9.49 in)
Weight
281 g (9.9 oz) — the lightest item on this shelf
Charging base
Not included — a wall charger is supplied
Warranty
Not stated by the maker
Amazon reference
B00NOPV4JY
EAN
0022578105895
  • The only listing here that says the cork is ejected automatically as well as extracted — the full cycle without touching it
  • The foil cutter is built into the tool rather than being a second object, so one hand opens the bottle start to finish
  • Micro-USB in 2026, at $59.95, where the $35.99 Circle Joy and the $64.99 WineWhiz both charge over USB-C

Best for: One slim tool that cuts the foil, pulls the cork and spits it out, from a name that has made corkscrews for decades

≈ $60
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Specifications

Type
Hands-free automatic electric corkscrew
Cycle
Removes the cork on contact, then ejects it automatically
Cork types
All cork types, including artificial plastic
Bottles per charge
30 or more
Foil cutter
Built into the tool
Charger
Micro-USB wall charger
Size
51 × 51 × 241 mm (2.01 × 2.01 × 9.49 in)
Weight
281 g (9.9 oz) — the lightest item on this shelf
Charging base
Not included — a wall charger is supplied
Warranty
Not stated by the maker
Amazon reference
B00NOPV4JY
EAN
0022578105895

What the maker puts in writing

  • Removes the cork on contact and then ejects it automatically
  • Works with all cork types, including artificial plastic
  • 30+ bottles on a single charge
  • Built-in foil cutter — one tool for the whole process
  • Micro-USB wall charger included

One tool, whole job

Cut the foil, pull the cork, drop the cork. Rabbit is the only listing on this shelf that describes all three without a second object.

Fifty-one millimeters across and 281 grams: it is the only opener here that is a hand tool rather than a counter-top appliance.

And the cable

Micro-USB, at $59.95.

The Circle Joy set at $35.99 charges over USB-C and publishes double the battery figure. There is a real case for the Rabbit — the eject, the integrated cutter, the slimness — and the charging port is not part of it.

Availability

Read on the day this page was built: $60 at the American Amazon shop.

Read from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and price both move without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 2026-10-04. The live price is at the top of the page.

What readers ask us

Why does micro-USB matter?

Because every other cable in the house is USB-C by now, and a $59.95 appliance that needs the old one is a cable you have to keep. Two items on this shelf, one of them $24 cheaper, charge over USB-C.

What does ejecting the cork add?

It saves the one fiddly step the other openers leave you: reversing the motor or pulling the cork off the screw by hand. Rabbit is the only listing here that describes it.

Is there a charging base?

No. Five items on this shelf include a base; this ships a micro-USB wall charger. That makes it the only one you can store flat in a drawer, and the only one with no counter-top home.

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