SUPRUS Waterproof Lighter Windproof Lighter Arc Plasma Lighters USB-C Rechargeable with Expandable and Flexible Neck for Outdoor, Camping & Kitchen (Blue)

It works like it should I just wish it didn’t have that high pitch sound that scares my dogs 🫤 and makes my wife feral lol 😂 it works in windy conditions and it stretches out so you can use it in hard to reach places

It's a little larger than I expected, but the quality is quite good and it seems to work great, so I'm satisfied. We'll see how long it takes before recharge is necessary, but so far so good.

Perfect light for windy and even rainy days. No messing with refillable butane. Just charge and it’s ready. charge even last over a year depending on usage. Its case is waterproof and it’s even easy to use. Great for emergencies comes in handy when you need a fire 🔥 during windy and rainy days.

I like the modern plasma lighters that recharge via a micro USB port. I have a few and this one is my favorite, with the deciding factor being the extendable, flexible neck that the ignitor is attached to. It extends maybe an inch and a half from the body, but really helps to get your hand away from the heat of whatever you are lighting, and the flex feather lets you get it into hard to reach areas like pilot lights. Comes in a small, compact case that so far has been waterproof when shut, along with a lanyard and a quick-attach so you can hang it wherever, and quickly unsnap it to light a fire, then snap it back in place so it won't get lost. Recharges easily and has an indicator light that shows state of charge (turns red when battery needs recharging, glows blue while charging, goes out when fully charged). I much prefer it to a lighter that requires fuel which I rarely seem to have, instead using a USB cord which I seem to have everywhere these days. Good value for the money, and very much worth the few extra $$$ over the version without the extendable, flex neck.

Good lighter, everything is as written, I like it.

I bought this for a YouTube video I did, comparing electric plasma lighters vs a standard Bic. So I burned a lot of stuff with it, from paper to Vaseline soaked cotton balls, wood shavings, etc. Long story short, just about everything a normal lighter can burn, so can this. Some things take a bit longer, with no actual flame, but it'll get it going. It's obviously easy to use, just a push of a button. I like that it has the adjustable neck, though I don't imagine when I'd need to change the angle. For the price, considering it's USB-C rechargeable, I think it's a very good buy.

Handy little lighter to keep in my hiking bag. The USB c charging port is a plus. I love the extending portion to light fires without getting right on the firestarter. Lights candles great too!

Seems good, but died after a few months of use. Guess the electrodes are fragile and it somehow shorted out. Its battery life is rather poor, but can be mitigated by frequent charging. Wouldn't rely on it on a trip where I didn't have electricity available. Lights things like candles well, but not pipes. Unsure if it is written somewhere, but you *can* electrocute yourself with it if you're not careful.

Perfect candle lighter, easy to use and charge. Good quality, they are designed well, there is a clip on the outside, then a button, before it will open, so no worries about accidents. So good for lighting a wood burning fire, candles, camping stove. So good I brought another one.

Exactly as pictured. It has one arc, not a cross like some have, but it seems decently powerful. This is my first electric lighter and I wasn't sure what to expect. I wanted it for lighting fires, not just cigarettes, and I was worried it would be too weak. But as soon as I got it I did a very rough job making a few wood shavings, which is how I usually start fires rather than relying on pre-made fire starters. These were just course shavings, not very fine at all. The thickest shavings it didn't light, at least not in the couple seconds I gave it. But thinner shavings (not paper-thin at all, just "medium" thickness) lit up quite quickly and easily. With the extendable neck it can get down into votive candles where the wick has burned down into the candle. I got this to light a small, portable woodstove where I would normally rely on a jet or flame from a butane lighter or zippo to reach into where the tinder is. Without the extendable neck, an electric lighter totally wouldn't work. But with the neck to reach in, it works even better than a butane jet or flame! With the small solar pannel I carry for my ham radio and phone, this means I can charge it in the field and have unlimited fire lighting, which is cool. I pretty much always have usb-c charging. I never carry extra fuel for butane or zippo lighters. Seems to have hundreds of lights per charge. No battery indicator, which would be my one and only issue. But if you're ever worried abut the state of charge, just, you know, charge it. Very high quality build, which I show in the attached video. Other than the lack of a battery indicator this thing gets top marks on everything. Very pleasantly surprised. Exceeded expectations!

Works great and good quality - easy to use and first time with a plasma lighter. Even though the arc is relatively small, it easily ignites paper and you can even put a sheet of paper or cardboard between the contacts and it will ignite. Seller offers a 12 month replacement warranty which is helpful. The extendable head is very useful for lighting alcohol stoves without getting burnt.

Fantastic product

Despite the description, this is NOT a double arc device.