ust Fuel Free Lighter, Orange, Unknown

Not so easy to use to light a fire outside. I think a jet flame lighter would have been a better choice for survival style fire lighting.Time will tell.

The product does not hold charge. It’s doesn’t work.

Interesting idea. Took ages to charge and then worked briefly but only enough to light some paper or cord with difficulty. Then lost charge in minutes and never worked again. I’m sure it’s broken. But breaking after one trial use and being rubbish when it did briefly work suggest it’s a waste of money.Stick with some simple matches in a waterproof bag!

Lights things on fire very reliably.My wife uses it as her go-to lighter, gets a couple days per charge. Which works out nicely.More windproof than a zippo, though nowhere near as cool to use.

This is my second one, with the first working perfectly. This one wouldn't charge at first. It would flash three times, then go solid. Hit the button and no spark. Flustered, I plugged it in again. Three flashes, then it went solid. Hit the button, then nothing. On the third try, it kept flashing, then it fully charged in about 20 or so minutes. Fires up just fine now. Maybe it was so drained the "brain" finally kicked in and now it charges. I'll post a follow up if it fails me.

Excellent. Rcvd. Charge took about 2 hours. Lights tinder and fuel tabs (light on the corner) really well. Lights cotton ball, tissues, etc. Like the two point closer on the cap, push the button and the top pop open. Pretty darn simple.

The media could not be loaded. Have had this for a few months now. Part of an emergency kit so it has been used maybe 6 times mostly to show people who don't get how these work. The last few times when I press the button it may or may not work. I have fully charged it, and the operation is random. Press the button 5 times and it will work x number of those times in no particular sequence. From a sample of 25 button pushes it worked 11 times including the first push and the last. There is NO WAY I am going to rely on this thing for an emergency kit or a daily use item. The last thing I need if I need a light is to play" lighter roulette " to see if it is going to work.

When you need to start a fire, this is the ideal thing if there is wind that blows out a regular lighter. There are cords like the one that comes with it that burn when it is ignited to help you get a fire started when you need one. I added one to my hunting backpack with some #0000 steel wool that will catch fire with this lighter.