Presto 04811 PopLite My Munch Hot Air Popcorn Popper - Personal Sized, Built-In Serving Bowl, Compact Design, 8 Cups, Blue

I love this thing. The fact that it doesn’t have an on/off switch isn’t a big deal. I will admit, I did pack this back up the first time I used it because the popcorn was dry and did not taste good. I used a ton of salt and it didn’t help. I prefer to not use butter, just because of calories, even though buttered popcorn is delicious. Before buying this, I used a kettle and put in avocado oil and while it was good, I wanted a popcorn popper. To try to prevent the dryness of the popcorn, I decided to spray some oil on it, so I unpacked it again to see if oil would help. It worked perfectly. So for those saying it is dry, yes it is if you don’t add any oil to it… or butter if you prefer. I selected this popper because I like to have just a small bowl for myself. I don’t need 8 cups of popcorn for just me and this was the only one I could find that I could use 2 Tablespoons of popcorn, which makes about 2 cups, enough for me.

This popper is awesome.I had a Vintage Black & Decker Handy Pop N Serve, that I received 30+ years ago, it has started to make the journey to appliance graveyard. What I liked best about it, was that it was self-contained, it didn't spew popcorn all over the place, it popped all the kernels, it was easy to store.Well, this popper takes things to the next level:1. Truly stores within itself. Space conservation at its best2. Portion control is just what you need for one person, two if they are cute.3. All kernels get popped. Recommend giving it a shake near the end of the cycle, and stopping the popper after a slow count of 5 after the last kernel pops.For me this was money well spent, especially after years of looking for a replacement for my previous air popper.

Great popcorn maker, especially considering how messy typical shoot types can be. This one pops the corn into the lid on top—just a quick flip and you're done. It’s perfect for a single serving when you’re hungry, or great for sharing with two. It stores so neatly, with everything nesting compactly. I’ve been using purple popcorn, which some poppers struggle with, but I love it—it leaves fewer bits stuck in my teeth, and the taste is simply better. Quick to pop and pretty consistent. Dont overfill or will not pop and damage the element or will tip the lid over and make a mess. No on/off switch so you will need to unplug it to turn it off.

Cute little machine and just the right size. Barely any unpopped kernels. The only issue I have is the lid is extremely difficult to remove. I was truly afraid I was going to break the container. Silicone would be great, easy to remove and non-skid when digging in.

Over the years, I have purchased five distinct models of electric popcorn poppers. However, this particular one stands out as the best and my favorite. It fulfills all my requirements for an electric popcorn popper. I regret not getting it sooner, but I only became aware of it when a social media influencer on Instagram recommended it. Taking their advice, I decided to give it a go and I am extremely delighted with my purchase. It is truly exceptional and surpasses all other options available in the market. This will be the final popcorn popper I will ever need to buy.

This is an awesome popcorn maker! It's super cute and a great value for the money. It pops the popcorn well and does not burn any pieces unless you use more than the recommended amount of kernels. It definitely seems healthier than microwaveable.

Got this for my parents who eat popcorn on the daily-- I told them to stop eating prepackaged popcorn filled with not so good for you oils and additives. This design is so smart and gets every single kernel. Popped kernels stay put and don't fly all over the place.

The air poppers I remember from the 70s blew the popcorn into a bowl. This doesn't do that. It blows a small amount kernels around in a small bowl at the bottom and they rise up into the bowl on top. When you're done you unplug it and invert the entire thing and there's your popcorn. It works very well. I get only two to six unpopped kernels compared to the ten or twenty when I popped corn in a microwave. There's no burned popcorn at all.