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whoa I want one of these! have to check where they are available in NL

Are these hot air poppers or do they use a heating element and oil?

It's cool looking and all, but really it's just another one-task appliance to take up kitchen space. I think I'll stick to my glass covered pot -- you can still see the kernels pop but it is the ultimate multi-tasker.

I agree with icicle... Plus the price tag is a bit steep for something you can get at Target or where ever for less than 20 bucks. Who keeps a popcorn popper on their counter?

A $70 machine that only makes popcorn!?!? Do you people have pots at your house?!? A pot with a lid is all it takes to make popcorn--paying for and storing anything else signifies your position in the sheeple class.

This looks like an oil popper, not an air one. So sad! I've been looking for a decent looking air popper for a year now

this was one of the best Christmas presents we have ever received -- we use it a lot, although it sits in our pantry, not out on our counter (we have almost no counter space). $70 is insane, I know I've seen this around for LOTS cheaper.

I wanna say you can use it without oil, but don't hold me to that.

It's really pretty and I love the idea that the popping top could probably be unscrewed to use as cute popcorn bowl, but I just love air-poppers too much :D

I searched everywhere for an air popper years ago, target, sears, and finally found one at Khols. What a healthy snack to munch on, but $70 heck no!

I got one of them for Christmas a couple of years ago and it stopped working after a couple of months. Don't bother. We now have an air popper, which I prefer to the pot on the stove method because no oil and less mess.