It works great and keeps my wine nice and fresh! It took a little bit for me to figure it out but not to bad! I like to have a couple of glasses at night and it’s great that I don’t have to worry about it going bad!

Easy to use. Great aeration. Vacuum feature preserves wine for later drinking. Easy to clean. Product is as advertised.

This looks cool and seems to be well made and, overall, it does work, but operation is not very intuitive and the instructions are severely lacking key details. I also wish that it had a standard USB-C charging instead of requiring it's own cable. So, bottom line, works but is flawed.

Doesn't work, won't pump the wine very disappointed i hate when you pay a lot of money for a piece of junk.

I think this aerator has a nice look to it, which is what interested me in the first place. I like that it not only aerates the wine but serves as a vacuum saver/sealer and pourer.Pluses: multi-features, chargeable/rechargeable, fit various sizes of bottles, looks nice - displayable, great packagingMinuses: Use of product is not intuitive, instructions are minimal, not very quiet, temps shown in C not F

This is my first electric wine aerator, though I have used many different styles of non-electric aerators.It is easy to use, seems to be good quality, and yes, it does a good job of aerating the wine.A few years ago while taking a short wine course, my wife and I learned about the importance of aerating red wine, or letting it breathe before drinking. Not being particularly patient, my wife decided that aerators are the way to go.This one has a few nice features. First, it charges so no batteries needed. It feels substantial and has an upscale look to it, and it's really easy to use.This would make a great gift for a red wine lover. It's nicely packaged. We've used this for the last week and my wife loves the easy push button feature. It's her new favorite aerator.

I’m not a wine aficionado, couple that with my detail orientation and thoroughness, out of the gate I wasn’t all too pleased with the mini instruction manual for this device. So, trial and error method of learning was my only choice to figure out how this device works.It looks attractive with its polished black and gold finishes, from an aesthetic perspective, so I don’t mind it being out in plain view on the counter or bar area. It came with a magnetic USB charging cord (no wall adapter provided). The device was already charged to 70% so I attached the charging cord to get it to 100% since that tends to be most manufacturers recommendation before first use – the unit’s instruction manual made no mention of this however, so just my precautionary first step. The charging seemed erratic, as it quickly jumped to 80%, then 90% within 10 minutes, but stagnated thereafter, never reaching 100% on the LED display after letting it charge for more than an hour…that was odd.Moving on to using it…the instructions advise to run water through it first as a method of cleaning. However, the device only works fully when inserted into a bottle in my experience. Attempting to run it by inserting it into a jar full of water didn’t work at all (because it needs to pressurize something I guess); there’s also turning it upside down and running water through it to clean the aerator/spout, but that does nothing for cleaning the tube. I grabbed a finished wine bottle, rinsed it out and used that…once I’d attached the unit to the mouth of the wine bottle, voila, it actually worked. Luckily I had a just used wine bottle available for this.Before getting that far, though, I tried explicitly following the instructions to get the device to start decanting the water in the wine bottle, but it didn’t work. After pressing the buttons and double tapping buttons, I ultimately discovered it’s necessary to tap the power button, then DOUBLE tap the decant button…tapping the decant button only once does absolutely nothing – unless my unit is faulty (??). The power button is also used to vacuum the contents of the bottle, removing the air; when attached to a bottle, it continuously monitors the pressure to maintain it at the set level, as well as the wine temperature – but in CELSIUS ONLY, no option for Fahrenheit (sadly…and I don’t like using Celsius).As to function – the spout works fine, no spitting/sputtering of liquid experienced (and the tube has an extender at the end for use with taller bottles, fyi). The device is loud though whenever it’s doing its ‘thing’, from decanting, to monitoring pressure and automatically evacuating air when it senses it’s necessary. Not a huge deal, but I would find this sleeker if it were quieter. Perhaps that relates to the price point though…this device isn’t incredibly expensive in the wide world of wine drinking and wine ‘gear’, and I’m certain there are other options out there that cost much more (if cost does actually equate to quality level and a sleeker user experience) that may be a lot quieter. For the recreational amount of wine drinking happening in my household though, this unit will do the trick and be good enough. I can recommend it in that spirit…if however you’re a real wine connoisseur and expert, you probably aren’t likely to use this device in favor of something with a higher performance level for more exacting standards. For the rest of us…this device is pretty good (just toss the instruction manual, lol).

I absolutely love that it preserves wine while being a great aerator and dispenser. It *looks* and feels expensive. I've gotten a lot of questions and complements about this product. Its super easy to use and to charge and required basically no set up. Definitely worth buying