Price: $15.99
Pros: Great capper. Although I switched to an old bench capper, I keep this net to my fridge to recap fresh-poured bombers when I'm drinking alone to keep it fresh until I pour the second glass!
Cons: Wing cappers are all a bit slow to do large batches with
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Red Baron Wing Capper. Single-item price listed from Midwest, but I purchased it as part of a Brewer's Best homebrewing starter kit. I had found the best price through eBay on a posting from Midwest ($85 + $25 shipping to NH). Standard good quality equipment.

Price: $0.01
Pros: Free, HEAVY duty
Cons: Not attractive, a little clunky.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: An old bench capper from my father's brewing days back in the '60s. Works well, but it's ugly and clunky. Still, it's a lot faster to bottle a batch with this than it is my wing capper!

Price: $35.00
Pros: Works flawlessly. Less effort than a wing capper.
Cons: Made mostly of plastic, though it seems quite durable.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I definitely prefer this capper over my old wing capper. Well worth the money, in my opinion. The fact that it adjusts itself on the fly is a nice bonus when you have several different sized bottles. It's worth the extra money over the standard bench capper.

Price: $39.00
Pros: Easy to use, reliable, works fine.
Cons: Needs lube sometimes
Recommended? Yes

Comments: It's a good capper. There are holes in the bottom plate so you could bolt the capper on a table. Height is adjustable. Plastic does not rust.

Price: $30.00
Pros: Caps well as it is designed to do and I've never had a problem bottle. Can be mounted to a surface for more stable action. (which I recommend) Seems to be the best and most affordable bottler on the market.
Cons: Almost entirely plastic. Sliding mechanism is clunky and I have to mess with it a bit. Magnet in bell housing doesn't hold cap in proper position. I always place the sanitized cap over the sanitized bottle to keep stuff from falling in anyway.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Check out the pro and con lists. It's all I care to say on the matter.

Recommended? No

Comments: Worked well for a while but then the height adjustment piece broke and it basically became unusable so I wouldn't recommend it. Now I just use a hand capper that works ok.

Price: $35.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: This capper is easy to use, fast, and makes a consistent seal. These are definitely worth the investment and make bottling much more enjoyable.

Price: $30.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: What can I say, works great for all size bottles and you can get an adapter for Euro bottles/caps. Not a heavyweight, but fairly well built. I have put it through the paces with no problems. It really makes capping fly.

Pros: Works Excellent - No Problems - Reasonably Priced
Cons: None
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Works great, doesn't cost an arm and a leg, and has given absolutely no problems. If you need a capper, this is the one to get.

Pros: Works great havent had any problems
Cons: Nothing bad to say about the product
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Like "krury" said:

***Perfect crimp every time***

I give this capper a 10/10 works for many diffrent sizes of bottles.

Pros: Stable, Perfect crimp every time
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Nothing bad to say about a product is pretty good, OK I wish it looked like my granfathers soda capper made out of iron and weighed 10 pounds. But for a modern capper well made and functional.