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Vin Fresco CHG1

A rechargeable electric corkscrew rated at least 30 bottles per charge, with a foil cutter and charging base.

Vin Fresco black and silver electric wine opener with charging base

Vin Fresco CHG1

A rechargeable electric corkscrew rated at least 30 bottles per charge, with a foil cutter and charging base.

Type
Rechargeable electric corkscrew with charging base
Bottles per charge
At least 30
Cork types
Natural or synthetic
Operation
Hold the button; it extracts and stops automatically
Included
Foil cutter, charger, wall plug
Wall plug
North America 110 V
Size
279 × 102 mm (11 × 4.02 in) (thickness as published is implausible and not repeated here)
Weight
Not stated by the maker
Warranty
Not stated by the maker — the listing offers to make problems right
Amazon reference
B0FK4DTDBW
EAN
0850052019242
  • Publishes at least 30 bottles per charge, which the cheaper Secura on this shelf does not
  • Stops automatically at the end of the extraction rather than needing the button released at the right moment
  • The wall plug is 110 V North America, stated — it will not travel, and the cheaper Secura on this shelf accepts 100–240 V

Best for: A North American kitchen that wants the opener, the cutter and the base and will never pack them

≈ $30
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Specifications

Type
Rechargeable electric corkscrew with charging base
Bottles per charge
At least 30
Cork types
Natural or synthetic
Operation
Hold the button; it extracts and stops automatically
Included
Foil cutter, charger, wall plug
Wall plug
North America 110 V
Size
279 × 102 mm (11 × 4.02 in) (thickness as published is implausible and not repeated here)
Weight
Not stated by the maker
Warranty
Not stated by the maker — the listing offers to make problems right
Amazon reference
B0FK4DTDBW
EAN
0850052019242

What the maker puts in writing

  • Hold the button; the cork is extracted and the opener stops automatically
  • At least 30 bottles per charge
  • Natural or synthetic corks
  • Foil cutter, charger and wall plug (North America 110 V) included
  • A promise to make any issue right

Two numbers, read together

Thirty bottles. One hundred and ten volts.

The first is the lowest claim on this shelf; the second is a fence around where the charger works. Neither is a flaw in the opener — but the $23 Secura one row up publishes a voltage range that covers the world, and that is the cheaper machine.

What you are paying the extra for

A published bottle count, and a plug in the box.

Whether that is worth six and a half dollars depends entirely on whether you would rather know the battery figure or be able to charge it in Europe.

Availability

Read on the day this page was built: $30 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

How does 30 bottles compare here?

It is the floor. Four items on this shelf publish 30 or 30+, the Circle Joy publishes 60 and the WineWhiz 80 or more. Thirty bottles is a few months of normal use and a single party.

Can I use it abroad?

Not on the supplied plug: the listing specifies North America 110 V. The Secura on this shelf publishes 100–240 V and costs $6.50 less.

What does "stops automatically" mean in practice?

That the motor cuts out once the cork is clear instead of straining. Vin Fresco and Rabbit are the two listings here that describe the end of the cycle; Rabbit goes further and says the cork is ejected.

All electric bottle openers