Bought it because the igniter on my cooktop died and I was sick of clicking through long lighters from Bunnings. Honestly forgot about it for the first week, then one morning the gas wouldn't catch and I plugged this into my phone right at the stove. Worked first go. Has lived on the keychain since. The chain ring it ships with isn't great, I swapped it for a proper split ring. Lighter itself is great.

My brother loses lighters at a rate that is genuinely impressive. Like at least one a week, gone, vanished, nowhere. Got him this for his birthday because the chain means it stays attached to his keys. Three months later he still has it. He showed me how fast it lights and I ordered one for myself the same night.

Pretty straightforward. Plug, press, fire. I'll say the button needs you to hold it for a second longer than feels natural the first few times, took me about three lights before it felt automatic. After that it's fine. Lights candles on the bedside table, that's mostly what I use it for. No drain on the phone that I've noticed.

Bought it for a trip up to the Grampians last month. Used it the entire weekend, then realised when I got home it was still hanging on my keys with everything else, so I just left it there. Three weeks on. Side-to-side every day. Have not bought a disposable since. The plug-into-phone thing sounded weird at first and is now the most normal thing in the world.

My partner is one of those people who reads the manual before plugging anything in. He was certain this would damage my iPhone. Looked it up: pulls roughly what wireless earbuds pull when they pair, so basically nothing. We've both been using it for about six weeks. No issues, no battery drain you'd notice. He's now claimed it as his.

Ordered Tuesday afternoon, arrived Thursday morning. I bought two, one for me and one for my mum. The product itself feels like it's built well, the aluminium has a bit of weight to it without being heavy. The coil glows orange when it heats which I wasn't expecting, looks good at night.

Mate had one clipped to his keys at the pub. Asked him about it, watched him use it, ordered one when I got home. Three weeks in. Faster than any lighter I've owned. The plug-into-phone thing I was sceptical of, it really is a non-issue. Pulls nothing. Checked the phone battery before and after a few uses, no change.

We have bought maybe 8 lighters in the past year because he loses them. Disposables, refillables, long ones, all gone within a couple of weeks. Got him this for his birthday because it clips onto the keychain with his keys and wallet, so unless he loses the keys he can't lose the lighter. Five weeks in. It's still here. Small miracle.

Solid little thing. The one thing I'd ask for is a more audible click when the button engages, sometimes I'm not 100% sure it's on until I see the coil glow. Tiny thing. Doesn't stop me using it most days. Lights soy candles in my bathroom and that's basically all I need it for.

Bought one for myself and one for my mum. She's 68 and gives most gadgets back to me to set up. Coil she figured out on her own in about a minute. She rings me when she runs out of candles now, not when she can't light them. That's the test.

Took it out on the boat last weekend. Wind was up, matches would have been useless. Lit the hurricane lantern at the back of the deck on the first try. Phone was in my pocket the whole time, no idea what battery it pulled because I didn't notice any difference at all. Will be coming on every trip from now on.

Bought it because the igniter on my cooktop died and I was sick of clicking through long lighters from Bunnings. Honestly forgot about it for the first week, then one morning the gas wouldn't catch and I plugged this into my phone right at the stove. Worked first go. Has lived on the keychain since. The chain ring it ships with isn't great, I swapped it for a proper split ring. Lighter itself is great.

My brother loses lighters at a rate that is genuinely impressive. Like at least one a week, gone, vanished, nowhere. Got him this for his birthday because the chain means it stays attached to his keys. Three months later he still has it. He showed me how fast it lights and I ordered one for myself the same night.

Pretty straightforward. Plug, press, fire. I'll say the button needs you to hold it for a second longer than feels natural the first few times, took me about three lights before it felt automatic. After that it's fine. Lights candles on the bedside table, that's mostly what I use it for. No drain on the phone that I've noticed.

Bought it for a trip up to the Grampians last month. Used it the entire weekend, then realised when I got home it was still hanging on my keys with everything else, so I just left it there. Three weeks on. Side-to-side every day. Have not bought a disposable since. The plug-into-phone thing sounded weird at first and is now the most normal thing in the world.

My partner is one of those people who reads the manual before plugging anything in. He was certain this would damage my iPhone. Looked it up: pulls roughly what wireless earbuds pull when they pair, so basically nothing. We've both been using it for about six weeks. No issues, no battery drain you'd notice. He's now claimed it as his.

Ordered Tuesday afternoon, arrived Thursday morning. I bought two, one for me and one for my mum. The product itself feels like it's built well, the aluminium has a bit of weight to it without being heavy. The coil glows orange when it heats which I wasn't expecting, looks good at night.

Mate had one clipped to his keys at the pub. Asked him about it, watched him use it, ordered one when I got home. Three weeks in. Faster than any lighter I've owned. The plug-into-phone thing I was sceptical of, it really is a non-issue. Pulls nothing. Checked the phone battery before and after a few uses, no change.

We have bought maybe 8 lighters in the past year because he loses them. Disposables, refillables, long ones, all gone within a couple of weeks. Got him this for his birthday because it clips onto the keychain with his keys and wallet, so unless he loses the keys he can't lose the lighter. Five weeks in. It's still here. Small miracle.

Solid little thing. The one thing I'd ask for is a more audible click when the button engages, sometimes I'm not 100% sure it's on until I see the coil glow. Tiny thing. Doesn't stop me using it most days. Lights soy candles in my bathroom and that's basically all I need it for.

Bought one for myself and one for my mum. She's 68 and gives most gadgets back to me to set up. Coil she figured out on her own in about a minute. She rings me when she runs out of candles now, not when she can't light them. That's the test.

Took it out on the boat last weekend. Wind was up, matches would have been useless. Lit the hurricane lantern at the back of the deck on the first try. Phone was in my pocket the whole time, no idea what battery it pulled because I didn't notice any difference at all. Will be coming on every trip from now on.