Kei Project Eject Button Car Cigarette Lighter Replacement - Red, 12V Accessory Push Button Compatible with Most Automotive Vehicles Review

I threaten everyone I drive! It seemed a little loose, just squeezed it with your hand. Lasted 3 months, drives every day, looks good and works well. damn happy.

When I press this button, the person in the passenger seat is not ejected. I'm not sure if I set it wrong or if the button is broken.

Okay we've seen enough of the review, here it is: basically a metal cigarette lighter with a big eject button. It appears to be well made, fits perfectly into cigarette lighter sockets and serves its purpose as a toggle. You still won't get rid of your nagging wife, but pushing her will help you feel better.

Not for 2002 Honda Civic. Part of the dashboard came loose when I tried to pull it out. Then the ejector lighter literally fell apart in my hand. Within 5 minutes of receiving this item it and my car fell apart. Not only did I spend $15 on it, I repaired my car. No permanent damage to my car, thank goodness.

Love the novelty of having this in my car. Although I almost wish the whole thing was just a button, maybe even a toggle for whoever pushes it. I drive people and I thought it would be funny if they wanted to kick their significant other or me their driver. But now I'm thinking about the idea of having a lighter, which is kind of new right in front of a bunch of drunk people. Otherwise it's a fun thing to have like a Bond in a car.

I really like the idea of this product but it didn't work for me. First he started to sag and then got tight. The real problem was that it popped out quickly before it got hot. I quit smoking so this is more of a novelty. It looks cool but if smoking is still going on it would be better if something works. The button with EJECT is high quality, but everything else sucks. If you want a functional lighter, this isn't it. At least for me it might work for you.

Bought a couple of these as gifts for my petrol friends. Was amazed to discover that this was actually a working lighter - the auto makers have stopped supplying it - is it against Revain policy to mention this? Honestly, it's used more as a lighter than as a novelty. The entertainment value wears off pretty quickly. Also, it doesn't fit in some European lighter sockets - like my son's Fiat 500. It rattled very annoyingly and I had to take it away from him.