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Question: I don't see a photo of a charger. Does it have a charger? If you have to plug a cord directly into the opener, that's not very convenient.
Document: It looks cool and makes a classy addition to my kitchen gadgets! Recharging the Ozeri Red Wine Opener is easy too - just plug in the small cord into the back of the opener. It's such a fun tool and will make entertaining and hosting parties so much easier. Less time opening wine bottles equals more time enjoying the wine with friends!
We have only had this for a few days but during that time we a dinner party and opened many (perhaps too many!) bottles of wine. The wine opener made this fast, simple and easy. Worked on different corks. The blue light is a nice touch as well. I really like that the charger is just a small plug rather than a base the opener needs to sit on. We have previously owned several Oster wine openers and they hold up for a while and then the mechanism breaks.
I've had my wine opener for well over a year. It doesn't take much space and it opens bottle after bottle of wine in an easy efficient manner. The plug in charger is unobtrusive when it finally does need recharging you can still open wine while it is charging. I highly recommend it, and this comes from a wine collector. I collect, cellar, and drink wine. I've probably owned or used most every device known, to extract a cork from a bottle of wine.
We recently moved and misplaced the charger for our wine opener. I called Ozeri customer service to see where I could get a replacement and they VOLUNTEERED to send me a new one for no charge. Cant beat that for customer service!
The cutter works great for me. My only complaint is that it does not have a charger stand, but I see they now offer a model with a stand.In summary:  This is a great wine opener. It's the best thing to happen to wine openers since the Rabbit. Every wino should have one of these.
Have only opened 4 bottles so far, but my husband loves it. We'll see if the metal corkscrew stays sharp - that's my only concern. Foil cutter design/placement may have changed (now on top), because I see no problems with it.
It really could not be simpler. We have not had it long enough to rate its durability, but friends have had one for over a year and no problems. Recharging is simple, just plug the charger into the unit. This takes up less space on our wine bar, too.
I found it very hard to work the Rabbit any longer after breaking my wrist last year. Thus I was looking at these kindand like the fact that I can see if the corkscrew is positioned right and the charger is not table based. yeah. Works well
(not a huge amount of bottles but still I think that's pretty impressive.) Oh, and I've used this on the real corks and the other rubbery feeling type and it works wonderful on both. You won't be disappointed with this wine opener.
I imagine this one would be, too, because you'd take the opener without the plug. It looks a lot cooler unplugged. :-)
Answer: Yes, there is a charger.  Works great!