Review on Ultra-Reliable Triple Arc Windproof Lighter with LED Battery Indicator - Rechargeable USB Survival Lighter for Outdoor Adventures, Camping, and Hiking by Heather Reyes

I bought this lighter almost 2 months ago and it still works great after falling on hard tiles at least 20 times. Durability: When the lighter lands on its side, it's surprisingly durable. I can assume it will break if it lands on the bottom corner next to the micro USB port. Battery Life: This is where the lighter is at its weakest, with frequent use I found the battery only lasted a day and needed a charge. fully charged at the end of the day. Although it charges fairly quickly, I'd say under an hour, but I've never timed it. Even though the lighter says it has a charge left, the intensity of the plasma or whatever decreases significantly when it has 1 1/2 "points" left on its charge. Poor, it's heavy, but just the right weight for me. And it's bulky but fits in all my pockets (I'm male) and the screen looks really nice and also works like a kind of flashlight which I've used at least once in the last two months. Functionality: Lights up anything I want to light up and more importantly it has a raised and tilted head that other plasma lighters don't have. A regular butane lighter will come out of the hole fairly high up, but a plasma lighter will ONLY illuminate what makes contact with the lighter. This makes it almost impossible to light a bowl, candle or the like unless it has its head raised and bowed. It tends to get dirty, which I've found with all plasma lighters, but you can use anything to clean it. She. I personally use a sheet of printing paper to clean the grooves and use a brush to clean the heads. All in all, if you're looking for a plasma lighter and don't mind size, this is probably your best bet. You can get an ATM at Revain.