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22 de August de 2026 at 07:16 #7627
Emma Mirren
MemberGot the WineCork Pro a few weeks ago and it does the job fine, but I keep noticing it makes a bit more whirring noise than I expected. My old manual corkscrew was dead silent, obviously, but I’m just wondering if the motor sound on this model is typical or if mine might be on the louder side. Anyone else notice the same thing?
22 de August de 2026 at 07:46 #7628Laura M.
MemberMine makes a decent amount of whirring too, but I figured that was just the motor working. It’s not obnoxiously loud, just noticeable compared to a manual one. I’ve had mine for about two months now and it sounds the same as day one, so I’d say it’s pretty typical for this model.
22 de August de 2026 at 08:27 #7632S4r4 Hernández
MemberMine makes a pretty noticeable whirr too, but it’s always sounded like that from day one. It’s not like a grinding noise or anything concerning, just the motor doing its thing. I’ve opened maybe a dozen bottles with mine so far and it hasn’t gotten louder, so I’d say it’s just how this model sounds.
22 de August de 2026 at 08:57 #7637
Linda RobinsonMemberMine is definitely audible when it runs, but I wouldn’t call it loud. It has a steady whirr that’s more noticeable late at night when everyone’s gone home. What I did notice is that it got a little quieter after the first couple of weeks of regular use, once the gears seemed to settle in. I’d only start comparing it to a manual one if it ever sounds strained or like it’s laboring on a cork.
22 de August de 2026 at 09:38 #7647
Mike in TXMemberMine’s been whirring since day one and it’s still going strong after a few months of steady use. If it’s a consistent hum and not anything rattling or grinding, I’d say it’s just the motor doing its thing. The manual ones are obviously quiet, but you’re comparing a motor to a lever. I wouldn’t lose sleep over it unless it starts sounding like it’s struggling.
22 de August de 2026 at 10:14 #7654
Tina MMemberThe whirring is just part of owning one of these. I got mine a couple months back and it’s always had that little motor sound, so I think you’re fine. It’s only really noticeable if the room is dead quiet, like when I’m opening a bottle after everyone’s already left. As long as it’s not grinding or clicking, I wouldn’t give it a second thought.
22 de August de 2026 at 10:44 #7660Julia Writes
MemberMine is actually the opposite, I got mine and it was pretty quiet for the first week or so, then it started getting a bit more whirry as I used it more. It’s been fine ever since though, so I just figured the motor needed to break in a little.
22 de August de 2026 at 11:20 #7666
Tom RayMemberI noticed the same thing honestly. Mine has a pretty clear motor whirr but it’s been consistent for the couple months I’ve had it and hasn’t gotten worse or anything. If yours sounds steady and not like it’s struggling, I’d say it’s just how these things are.
22 de August de 2026 at 11:50 #7672MeryVip
MemberIf anything, I’d say the whirr is kind of the price you pay for not having to crank the thing yourself. Mine is definitely there but it’s more of a steady hum that honestly fades into the background once you’re actually using it. I’ve had mine for a bit and the sound hasn’t changed, so unless yours is rattling or sounding strained, I wouldn’t overthink it.
22 de August de 2026 at 12:16 #7678Paul Graves
MemberI’ve had mine for about a month now and the whirr is just part of how it operates, I guess. I actually kind of like that I can hear it working, it feels more deliberate than yanking a cork out myself. As long as it’s a smooth sound and not grinding, I wouldn’t worry about it.
22 de August de 2026 at 12:51 #7684Chris Reed
MemberHonestly I don’t think you’re going to find a totally silent electric opener. Mine’s had that motor whirr since I pulled it out of the box, and it hasn’t gotten any worse after a few months of regular use. As long as it’s a steady hum and not a grinding or rattling sound, I’d say that’s just how it runs.
22 de August de 2026 at 13:15 #7690Max Connor
MemberNever really timed mine or measured the sound, but I get what you mean. It’s got a noticeable whirr, nothing crazy, just the motor doing its thing. I wouldn’t say mine is loud, but it’s definitely not something you’d mistake for silence.
22 de August de 2026 at 13:47 #7696Emma Mirren
MemberGlad it’s not just mine then. Thanks for the input everyone.
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