works well and easy to recharge

**First things First**:-the first dispenser/aerator arrived DOA (dead on arrival) - nothing worked, nothing pumped - even after charging and making sure to follow instructions for usage.-reaching out to the seller was very pleasant, and responsive- much appreciated- seller got very creative to get an expedited replacement - very unusual even for the best of AMZ sellers - Thank You!**The Device**:- The box comes with the dispenser pump, a collapsible metal suction rod, a small stand to hold dispenser and rod, and a very short USB C to C cord - no adapter etc - and very basic instructions leaflet- it is easy and quick to assemble - simply insert the collapsible rod into its connector on the main unit, extend to the desired length, I simply over extended and let the bottle push it to the length needed, then place onto bottle and push the button on top: pump starts drawing the aerated wine and dispenses it through the faucet until you push the button again to stop the action ( the device was -recharged and has lasted now for several days)- there is no indicator when to charge and little info when the charge is done - simply a little light while charging**Results and Performance**:- the device pumps the wine quite quickly, and pours it into the glass with quite a bid of force making the wine push up the glass sides- the aeration is EXTREMELY strong - and dispenses the wine in foam! - There is no way to change the strength of the aeration!!! - This is not for good wines and not for gourmets - wines depending on their grape and quality need to be aerated to different levels - basic rule heavier for heavy wines and lighter for lighter wines - a good aerator creates bubbles but neaver foam, even those that cannot be adjusted._ the rod is metal and stiff, and simply due to the swing of many wine bottles which do not have flat bottoms does not draw all of the wine out of a bottle - some similar devices have plastic tubes that seem better suited to empty a bottle completely- the device has a short rubber to semi stay on the bottle but no way to seal the bottle or extract air to prolong the life of an opened bottle wine.- in addition I have seen this very device for much less - a dispenser without the little tray but in the same packaging sold on AMZ for as little as $16. - There is no explanation or reason why this dispenser should sell for any more than $20.**BOTTOM LINE**A fun but very overpriced gimmick dispenser pump for cheap wines that don’t get damaged by over aerating.Do not buy as gift for a gourmet wine connoisseur- you would offendIt seems cheaply made as one pump arrived DOA and the seller seemed not surprised by this fact - but as an appreciated plus -worked quickly to help with a replacement.==> cannot recommend and would not buy again.🌟 2 STARS⭐️ -> (*My RATE SCALE*: 5=perfect; 4=minor imperfections; 3=on fence; not sure if I’d buy again; 2= too many problems; 1= shouldn’t be sold or is dangerous).

I loaned my first aerator to my daughter for a neighborhood party. She and her friends loved it so much, I had to get one for her birthday gift. Easy to use and easy to clean.It's really fun to use with your friends sharing a bottle, and, it's also perfect for a quiet night at home with one glass of wine.I never realized what a difference aerating your wine makes in the taste. It really opens up the bouquet and specific ingredients. What's really cool is that it refreshes that leftover bottle of wine days after opening it up.Out of 5 stars - this is at 10!