Presto 04820 PopLite Popcorn Maker

Pros: Great popcorn, ease of cleaning, healthier corn

Cons: generates a lot of heat while popping

The Bottom Line: If you like light airy popcorn, try this method of popping.

Review: Well, popcorn has always been my "filler food" to eat when im hungry, but I have always been less than happy with the stovetop method. I dont like microwave popcorn, its not very good. The main thing I didnt like about the stovetop popcorn is you...

Pros: Great for fast snacks and party favors

Cons: Needs to be watched constantly when in use

Review: That's possibly the most common phrase in my house. Between my roommate and myself, we often find ourselves with a house full of friends, be it the monthly poker game, a gaming session, or just movie night with our girlfriends, popcorn is always the...

Pros: Fast, easy clean up, and cheap

Cons: None so far

The Bottom Line: For a fast fix of popcorn which is healthier go with this

Review: I love popcorn to no end but buying the microwave stuff just was not cutting it anymore not only was it not fresh but not so healthy either. I tried the old fashion way by making it on the stove but after burning myself twice I gave up. Then I cam...

Pros: Good popcorn, ability to season or not season

Cons: No off switch

The Bottom Line: I would recommend it because it produces great popcorn.

Review: I purchased the Presto PopLite Popcorn Maker a few years ago. I was tired of microwave popcorn due to it's artificial ingredients. I had tried making popcorn on the stove using a kettle but it was somewhat messy and time consuming. Also,not a good...

Pros: Very few unpopped popcorn kernels; easy to use; easy to clean.

Cons: The air current is too strong, removing kernels before they pop.

The Bottom Line: This is one of the best hot air popcorn poppers available on the market, and if you like air-popped popcorn, this is the one to get.

Review: Wow, what a popcorn popper! (and I'm not blowing a bunch of hot air at you).

A few months ago, I went out in search of the perfect popcorn popper. I went to several stores, but much to my surprise, there were not very many popcorn popper...

Pros: Healthy. Fast. Easy. Inexpensive.

Cons: The popcorn tastes like cardboard.

The Bottom Line: This is a good idea, but I don't like plain air popped popcorn one bit.

Review: Picture the big bucket of popcorn at the theater with extra butter and lots of salt. You can probably smell that fresh popcorn and hear the ping, ping, ping of the kernels flying around in the glass popcorn house.

I hate to break this to...

Pros: Pops virtually every kernel, easy to use, well designed.

Cons: No on/off switch.

Review: This air popper may run about $5.00 more than other brands, but is well worth the price because it does what an air popper was intended to do: make healthy popcorn.

After having had terrible luck with a Toastmaster popper, I was skeptical...

Pros: Easy to use and quick.

Cons: Salt doesn't stick to dry popcorn.

Review: I had never been one to use an air popper. They always seemed like something that was useless, you can always toss a bag of popcorn into the microwave right?

Well, after one of these items popped up the my apartment I decided to give it a...

Pros: pops more kernels than other air poppers, no need for oil

Cons: no power switch, could use an accessory bowl

The Bottom Line: I would definitely recommend this product over the competition. I personally find air popping better than other methods, and this air popper is the best I found.

Review: I bought this popper after returning a "Kitchen Gourmet," and the Presto is much better. I knew there was something wrong with the "Kitchen Gourmet" because I had an air popper years ago and it worked well, like this Presto. I believe the difference...