Review on Sipoe Lighter: USB Rechargeable Electric Arc Plasma 🔥 Lighter - Windproof & Upgraded Battery Indicator - Multichrome Design by Justin Zilinskas

Arc lighters are amazing. A few years ago I received a Tesla coil lighter as a gift, lost it and went insane trying dual arc alternatives. So far this is my favourite. One thing about these lighters is for smokers. If you remember struggling to light your first cigarette etc. because the wind flow wasn't intuitive to you, these lighters are like a slimmer version of that. It takes more exercise to light a cigarette. It's very simple, but takes some getting used to. Pros: Pretty small. Compared to others, he is taller and slimmer. good angle. An angle of 30-45 degrees is the only one that can work for bowls. I don't know, but angle is better for every use too. battery indicator. This is great because you can charge it up before it actually dies. I leave one of mine in the car so it's good to know beforehand. I have two batteries from this brand and the one I received a few months ago holds a solid charge, probably around 50 lights on a full charge. windproof. I don't even have to roll the windows all the way up and can evenly light a cigarette in about a second. Has a real button. A lot of them have what looks like a touchscreen button area, which I don't like. The buttons are easier to use without looking. The arc stops when you release the button. Most have a 7-10 second timer that kills the battery. This lighter turns off automatically after 7 seconds, but you can turn it off earlier without closing the lid. Cons: Like all of my other arc lighters, it loses power in storage (when not in use). I have too many of these, I use one at a time and charge it fully before putting it away. All of them lose about 1/4 battery per week. Not good if you want to put it in an emergency/first aid kit.