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80 of 80 found the following review helpful:
 Klutz in the Kitchen Jan 02, 2003
This is really a great can opener. I seem to have a lot of trouble with most can openers & odd size cans, i.e. smaller than normal or larger than normal. Even big coffee cans are easy to open with this one! It does take some practice figuring out exactly how to line it up, but once you get it, the opener does a great job. Holds a charge well, opens a lot of cans before having to re-charge. Small enough to fit in a drawer, so it's one less thing sitting out in my way.
If you're tired of wrestling with ordinary can openers, try this one - it's great!
63 of 63 found the following review helpful:
 Works well but doesn't last and no replacement parts Nov 30, 2004
By Karen L. Perry
"Karen L Perry"
We had fun with the Walk 'N Cut, using it occasionally for about 10 months. When it didn't work one day, I charged it only to find that it still didn't work. Opening it up revealed that the batteries had leaked badly. I called Hamilton Beach and they said it was a discontinued item and could do nothing for me. It's disappointing to have to throw it away after such a short time with no recourse for a warranty replacement.
62 of 64 found the following review helpful:
IT'S UNCANNY...... Aug 02, 2002
By Gail Cooke
Yep, it's uncanny, extraordianry and incredible the way this compact can opener trots around a can as it cuts. Just attach to the can, and there we go. The lid is removed cleanly and quickly. Then, the Walk 'n Cut turns off automatically. It opens any size can from a one serving juice can to a 16 oz. can of ravioli, and it has a removable cutting lever which easily lifts off for cleaning (no more dried tomato sauce stuck to your opener!). The Walk 'n Cut is cordless and rechargeable. Put it on your counter, as it is an attractive implement, or tuck it away in a drawer. Wish more of my kitchen necessities did the walking for me!
47 of 48 found the following review helpful:
Compact and portable Apr 08, 2002
By AG
"hotagpa"
It's small, cordless you can keep it on the counter or stored in a drawer. It opens big and small cans. It can also amuse people watching this little can opener, going round, cutting the can open.We gave it an initial charge, with the supplied charger and it worked for three months before having to recharge.Of course it depends on how often you use the can opener. We bought many other types of electrical one's before this one and always ended up in the gaaaarbage or given them away. This one Stays.
23 of 23 found the following review helpful:
 Hercules would have trouble with this Mar 03, 2007
By W. Walsh
I had wanted a cordless can opener and received this as a gift. Sadly it did not live up to the reputation of Hamilton Beach. My husband and I have limited mobility with our hands; he has arthritis and I have carpal tunnel syndrome.One needs Herculean strength to attach the can to the opener, push it down and get it to move around the can and ultimately open it and release. I put mine away for GOOD.
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