Qunqi Ultralight Outdoor Camping Stove Gas-powered Stove Cookout Butane Burner with box

I bought the stove that has the hose which I bought to heat the cab of My Truck which I think might work.I bought the one with the hose because of the situation of trying to keep the tank from falling over and figured It might be easier to connect It to a Propane tank and mount the stove In a small Animal cage or make a cage using Rabbit pen wire.I do Not recommend the stove with the hose for back packing because even the hose looks like Stainless Steel covering with often use the hose will be more likely to be damaged and leak plus without the hose It cost less than half the price.Gas stoves that do Not use a pressure regulator are make more noise than gas stoves that use a pressure regulator, this stove does Not have a pressure regulator but still fairly quiet unless turned on high which has a fully adjustable valve.Even though this stove gets plenty hot enough for large pans, this stove Is more recommended for smaller pans because of the small diameter of the burner which focus the heat In a smaller diameter and with a large pan the heat will be In the center of the pan Instead of coving the whole bottom of the pan but with a large pan might put a heavy Copper plate or Ceramic pizza stone under the pan to help with heat spread.Butane vs Propane I bought the stove with the hose to make It easier to use with Propane, Propane works better at colder temperatures and Is cheaper and Is sold at more places, Propane If there Is a blue flame means Its burning clean but Butane burns a little cleaner and has 12 percent more power than Propane which mean Butane can be put In a smaller tank. There Is a adapter though pricey at around $30.00 can convert this stove to Propane.And this stove does have a Piezo Ignition lighter which works great but I recommend extra lighters In case something fails.

A little flimsy and loose. Takes about 15 min to boil 4 quarts of water. Lightweight and easy to use. Wish it had more BTU

I've only used this little stove once so far but so far I'm impressed. I bought it to put in my "get home bag" (I do a lot of traveling) as well as just for hiking trips in general. The range of heat from low flame to full bore is impressive. I didn't have any problems with it and the regulator thingy seats firmly to the butane can. It folds up neatly if a little awkwardly into the small blue case it comes with. I gave it four stars because the built-in ignitor is very difficult to get to work (I gave up and just used a lighter), and the cary case is begging to have a latch of some sort. You'll want to use a rubber band or something to hold it together in your pack if you use the included case. Bottom line it works great as a stove it just has some rough edges that if addressed would make it awesome.

Great for quick car camping. Too big and heavy for backpacking, but I like the low profile, and so it works well with a simple wind screen, and the wide feet and arms make it stable and able to handle a fairly large pot pretty easily. Not something you want to cook for 10 people with, but would do a great job on holding up a skillet to pan fry a trout for example. Definitely easier to get from car to camp site than something bigger. And the low profile means it works better perched on top of a picnic table and still let you sit next to it while cooking, instead of having to stand to see into the pot. Nice.

Cheap materials and design issues, even worse shipping (packaging and item itself arrived damaged, but the item design is partly to blame for the damage). Regardless of the shipping damage, the only way the item fits in the case bends and crimps the cheap lines, enough to where I question the operational safety of the burner. It's unfortunate too, as the overall design, particularly the legs, is exactly what I was looking for.

This little stove was well worth the low price and month and a half it took to ship from china. After testing it in very light wind I can boil two cups of 60 degree water using an average of 0.3 oz (weight) of fuel. I like that the flame is adjustable so you can boil quickly then turn it down to simmer. The build quality is pretty decent, better than I expected for the price. Good stability and low center of gravity means I won't worry about knocking over a gas flame and pot of boiling water like stoves that sit on top of a fuel canister.

Heats and cooks reliably and consistently. I dropped a star because I could get the ignition device to spark but it wouldn't light the stove so we had to use matches. Also, speaking of the ignition device, I stabbed my finger on it several times trying to pull the thing out of the box.All in all, a good buy excluding the ignition system.

This stove is awesome!It's a very simple device, that gets the job done well.It packs down small with it's nice, foldable legs. Is well made, feels sturdy and the connections are tight. Has good surface are for small and large cookware.The flame is not easily visible in daylight, so knowing that it's actually lit can be difficult sometimes, but if you can feel it emitting heat, making some low muffled sound, and smell burning fuel, it's lit.Though I'm not worried that the legs are going to break, the folding joints have become a little loose, and wobble a bit back and forth (not side to side). This is not a problem with it's on the ground, only when moving around or repositioning.