🕯️ Versatile Electric Candle Lighter with Battery Display, Safety Switch, and Rechargeable USB Arc Lighter in Aluminum Case - Ideal for Cooking, BBQs, and More (Black) Review

The quality of this candle lighter is very good and I really like the tip start function but the waiting time to light some of my candles quickly, especially those with larger wicks will take you more than one try about half the time. This means I have to turn it off, turn it on again, then press again and usually the candles will light a second time, but sometimes it takes me 3 reps to light the candle. Also, the end doesn't have a kink, so when I touch the candle in the jar, I'm right over…

Comes charged and easy to use. They can be too easy to use: keep them out of the reach of children. These arc lighters are good for lighting wicks, but are more difficult to light paper or other materials. If the material is too thick the arc will break and it will tend to just burn holes instead of creating a flame if the material is too thin (like paper). I came across this the hard way when trying to use it to light stacked paper to light my charcoal grill. A lot of time passed, and this…

Candle lighter, electric lighter with battery indicator and safety switch For some reason my husband wanted this when he saw this. So now we have it. This plasma lighter works perfectly once you realize that there is about a 6mm dead zone between the off and on positions for the sliding motion and you have to push it *hard* all the way down to get it into the on- position clicks. Then slide it back and *safely* push it into the off position. In either case, the final on/off click feels a little

If you've never used an electric lighter, you're missing out. I grew up with regular beaks and zippos. Bics regularly broke down and ran out of power, and Zippos, though sleek and fashionable, always needed fuel or flints. This is a whole new world of lighters. It comes with a charging cable that you can plug into any free USB port you have handy. I was a bit concerned as the charger didn't seem to want to be fully inserted into the cigarette lighter port. Despite everything, it loaded…

I'm a big fan of arc lighters, and an environmentally friendly alternative to petrol. . This technology is quite innovative as these lighters operate solely on electricity, a small arc that ignites the fire. This lighter has been charged and is ready to use. If you need to charge it, it takes less than an hour. The USB charging port is located on the underside of the cigarette lighter. If desired, it can be charged directly from a PC by connecting to an AC wall charger or battery pack. This arc

This arc lighter works as advertised. It's fairly compact, lightweight, and rechargeable. It measures just under 9 inches long and is easy to use with one hand. It works great with candles and only takes a few seconds to light and ignite the wick. It is also excellent for grilling. durable and pleasant to the touch. It has a two-stage safety ignition system, but it's on the same switch. Slide the switch forward and some LED indicators below light up, consisting of a power indicator and 4…

Once upon a time I wanted to light up a cigarette on a windy day. I took a car light with two filaments, one blown filament (glass removed), a 6 cell battery holder, some wire and a push button switch and made a prototype lighter. If it worked, I'd ask a mechanic friend of mine to take another bulb and poke a hole through the glass as a "safety" measure. I could actually light my cigarettes. It lasted a few minutes (or seemed like a few minutes in the middle of a nicotine attack) and my test…