SUPRUS Electric Lighter Arc Windproof Flameless USB Lighter Rechargeable Lighter with Safety Lock for Candle BBQ Camping (Black)

I bought fancy, scented candles for my inlaws for Christmas, and slipped one of these electric lighters into each gift bag as a fun, cheap way maintain the theme and encourage them to actually burn the candles. Bought one for us, too! Works great, stays charged a good while. Very convenient for candle wicks, and works well on our incense sticks, too! Sturdy aluminum shell (case), buttons easy to slide and operate. Charging cord is VERY short (maybe 4 inches) and does not come with charging block, but no big deal (we have many!). You'll have to find a plug near something that you can prop the lighter up on.

I've had a similar product before that was chunkier than this one, and it also had a separate cap. This is half the width of my previous one and feels very comfortable in your hand. I see no problem with it not having a cap since these arc lighters only perform while you are pressing a button, which is hidden under a slide switch when not in use. It came fully charged and works perfectly.

Below is my original review. The company reached out to me without me asking them and they sent me a new lighter well after my return date at no charge without having to return my old one. The new lighter does charge with the cord they provided and a power bank. Since I'm able to charge this one, and they still both work great, I've amended my star rating.Works great until it doesn't. I've had this for several months, and the battery shows that it's getting low, so I've tried to charge it several times, but it won't charge, so I guess I'm SOL when it dies since it's too late to return it?

I bought this because I prefer having something that's refillable/rechargable instead of disposable.This lighter, in contrast to other rechargable lighters I've owned, is consistently ready and able to perform whenever needed. I've had a few that simply don't work after sitting for a while, but this lighter will happily sit for months or even a year and still work fine. USB-C charging is awesome to see, but it will ONLY WORK WITH A-C CABLES! This is frustrating but a simple oversight by the designers. Savvy owners can solve this problem with some resistors.The construction is relatively cheap, but completely usable, as all of the mechanisms work without difficulty. It's quite slim, so it easily tucks into wherever you'd like to store it.The arc can be difficult to use until you get the hang of it, but for lighting candles the best method is to hold it slightly touching the top of the wick. I keep it by my stove since the self-lighting feature doesn't really work, so using this lighter to light it is much more convenient.Cons:It makes an 18kHz noise that can be bothersome to some, and extremely disruptive to pets.The inability to use USB C to C cables is a major downside to me. I have to go find an A-C cable every time I want to charge it.

Bring a mom of young kids and worrying about them hurting themself? This is the best invention for any family with little ones and for a family on the go. We have used this in the home, outside in the yard, in the park and even on vacation. It's so small and easy to carry along. I have tried others but this one by far is the best. It's easy to use even for kids once taught how to and much safer than a real lighter or even matches that don't always work.

I bought this to light my candles over a year ago. But didn’t realize how many times I’d use it or I’d be using it for birthday candles too. Keeps a charge for a long time. Charges fast and easy. Fits nicely in hand and easy to use. Very affordable.

Perfect for a gift. I have one of these in almost every room. Easy to use. Charge lasts about 4months! So nice! I bought the white.

Personally, I use this to light candles in my room (probably like most other people that buy this) and it works just fine for that. The only annoyance in that aspect is as expected; you’ll need to get right up the to the wick in order for it to light. While this isn’t a big deal, it often messes up or breaks bits off the wick which potentially shortens the life of your candle. Luckily though, most of the candles I use have wide, wooden wicks so this isn’t as much of an issue for me as it may be with others.One issue that I have found though is the battery life. I often need to relight my candles because I blow them out probably more often than I need to, which is why I switched to an electric lighter in the first place. And although they specifically state the number of uses you’ll most likely get out of it before needing to recharge in the little instruction pamphlet they provide, I can’t help but be kind of disappointed by the 80 or so uses that I get out of it before it’s just about flat. Along with this, I’ve noticed that this lighter is quite audibly louder compared to some of the other electric lighters that I’d tried before this one, making a high-pitched crackling noise sometimes.Other than those two small problems though, it’s generally pretty good. It’s definitely not mind-blowing (I mean, it’s an electric lighter not a tesla coil) and feels relatively cheap but it isn’t tacky-feeling, it gets the job done, and it keeps your fingers from being burned.