Presto Orville Redenbacher's hot air popper by Presto

Works perfectly. All my life I have avoided this gadget. Now I have purchased this air popper because I was tired of making a mess the traditional way with oil and the micro. I am more than happy though I wake up now with popcorn in my bed and between my teeth.Don't get one if you want to keep a clean bed.

Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]

I bought this thing at the end of January and used it a total of 5 times. I started it up and in about 15 seconds there was a huge cloud of smoke and the motor died. I am deeply disappointed in this product and saddened to see that here are not many alternatives to this unit available.

Rating: [1 of 5 Stars!]

have had the popper about a yr and a half and use it about ten to fifteen times.The motor burned up!!!Built in obsolescence i am sure.

Rating: [1 of 5 Stars!]

My husband uses the Presto 04821 Orville Redenbacher Hot Air Corn Popper several times a week. We enjoy the popcorn without the additional calories from butter and oil and do not use any salt. It makes great popcorn and leaves very few unpopped kernels. Great product. I would recommend the purchase of this item.

Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]

Like many other reviewers, I grew up with a hot air popper. In recent years, I have made microwave popcorn. After seeing several articles about the dangers of microwave popcorn, I decided to purchase a hot air popper. Besides, we have a 4 year old and this is much more interactive for him rather than standing a safe distance from the microwave while that pops. The hot air popper has been used 5 times in our home so far. We use a bowl with a wide mouth and have no problems with popcorn missing the mark. Just as when I was a child, it is easier to melt butter another way instead of using the butter well. We add a little butter and a little sea salt and the popcorn does not stand a chance during movie night. I think it tastes much better than microwave popcorn. Bon appetit!

Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]

When I was growing up my Dad had an Orville Redenbacher that popped the perfect bowl of popcorn, only one or two un-popped kernels it had an on/off switch, the popcorn spun in and a metal butter melter. Unfortunately this isn't the same one. It pops almost all of the kernals, spits out about 8 or 9 when it first starts and some un popped get mixed in with the rest of the bowl. I wish it had an on/off switch and metal melter. I don't use the plastic butter metal/measuring cup to melt butter, getting butter off plastic sucks. It way out performs my last popper which melted, it was a toast master that I got cheap at Target, it spun the kernels but spit out over half un popped. So this gets 4 stars for way outperforming the toastmaster but only 4 cause its not the same one that lasted my dad over 20 years.

Rating: [4 of 5 Stars!]