Revolutionary Rose Gold Electric Lighter Candle Lighter - Rechargeable USB Arc Grill Lighter with LED Lighting, Perfect for Candle, Camping, and BBQ Review

At first I didn't know what the heck to say about a bow lighter. Rechargeable? You know that. It works like any arc lighter. Flexible with a long neck? Yes, you can also see photos. What I'm saying is I didn't think the light would be useful until we had a power outage. When I first had to light candles in the dark, I realized how useful it is compared to a lighter!

I really like this product and it's easy to use, but the sound it makes when you light a candle strikes me as odd. I like that it comes with a charging cable for the cigarette lighter. It's much more convenient than using gas lighters. This way you save a lot more $$. It comes with a USB cable but without a USB block, so you'll have to buy a block if you don't have a spare. If there is a candle lover in your life this would be a great product for them. It really works and it's a lot easier than

I bought a similar product a few years ago and loved it to start a chimney with, but it eventually broke so I tried this one. The problem with this is that it's a lot thinner than the more expensive version I had and to make matters worse it has a plastic tip that holds the igniter which will melt if you're not careful and let it burn. Also, the entire structure is mostly made of plastic and is lightweight, so it won't last long. However, it works and creates a good arc that will ignite any…

I bought a few similar products to put in different parts of my home and studio. As well as making a great replacement for long, skinny butane barbecue lighters, they're also great for relighting gas stoves, pilot lights and candles. Especially those long, narrow glasses when the candle has burned out. Another great thing is that they are rechargeable! This is almost too thin and wants to fall out of my hand. I also don't like how the ending is revealed. Others are retractable or have a lid. I…

I guess I'm old school when it comes to things like starting a fire. This little torch really amazes me! Fire without chemicals or liquids. I love it! I've only lit a few small things like incense sticks and a candle so far, but once it gets colder I can't wait to fire up my wood stove. I use sooooo many matches and butane lighters to start a fire in my stove, my main source of winter heating. I like the idea that it's just a matter of charging. I was just trying to light an oil lamp with a…

Here's what I call the "Candlestick". I still have one, but we've moved and I still haven't found it. So I needed a new one because I found most of the candles. And I'm a chub, which means the flames around me are no good. It was charged and I could use it to light a new candle. It takes some time for the wick to be covered with wax, but it catches fire quickly once the wax has melted. When I re-lit the candle the next day, it lit up *very* quickly. Speaking of clumsy, it has to do with the…