Torch Lighter with LED Light,FANKAI Butane Lighter Single Jet Flame-Butane Torch Lighter with 6PCS Replaceable Flints,Refillable Cool Lighters with ABS Fuel Tank,Retro Grinding Wheel Windproof Lighter

I’ve been using this FANKAI torch lighter with LED light for a couple of weeks now, and it’s quickly become my go-to tool for all kinds of daily and outdoor tasks. This isn’t just any lighter — it feels engineered with real purpose, and here’s why What stood out to me: • The blue LED light cuts through darkness so easily — lighting candles after dinner or grilling at night is now a breeze. • The jet flame is strong and windproof, not a weak flicker. Even on breezy days it lights instantly. • The transparent fuel tank is clutch — no guessing if you’re about to run out mid-use. • I love the retro grinding wheel look — it’s stylish enough to keep on my counter or bring camping. • It came with 6 extra flints, so I know I won’t be replacing parts anytime soon. Real use cases where it shined: • Lighting candles and incense when power flickered. • Starting a BBQ on a windy day. • Using the LED as a quick flashlight when walking outside at night. A few honest notes: • You do need to refill butane yourself (it arrives without fuel). • The LED battery isn’t replaceable — but lasted long enough so far. Bottom line: This isn’t just a lighter — it’s a rugged tool that blends function and style. If you want a reliable fire source that also looks cool and performs in real conditions, this one delivers. Perfect for gifts or everyday carry

For starters the lighter does not adjust well. It spits and sputters high quality gas with un-predictable flame height. The gas does not always shut off when the lid is closed. The second time I tried to light this lighter the flame came out from the striker wheel and around the top housing rather than the flame nozzle area. Then the lighter stopped striking because the flint literally crumbled. It does come with 6 extra flints though. This is the most difficult flint to change. I lost 3 trying to get one in the location. Then the screw that holds the spring and flint in cross threaded just slightly and when i attempted to back it out the screw literally broke in half. Turns out its a hollow screw or maybe a manufacturing defect. The blue light is cool and it is about the only thing on this lighter that does work right. Depending on what seller chooses to do, if I receive a replacement lighter that works as it should then I will update my review to reflect the difference in case i just received a defective one.

It is a nifty torch and I like the fact it lights up but the screw cap for flint replacement broke on the first flint change. By that I mean the knobby end you grab snapped off leaving the rest inside with the spring and flint.

This is a great buy for someone who is careful with their lighters, but unfortunately it is not drop proof as the very first time I dropped it, the top disconnected and made the gas constantly leak out, ruining the lighter completely. When it was functional I was very happy with the feel, the flame, the look, the ease of use, the light, all of it. The price was also phenomenal. I gave 4 stars just for the quality since I'm my experience even a gas station lighter can take a couple falls, but over all it performs well and is worth the price.

This one lights easily, is adjustable by a screw on the bottom where it gets filled, and is somewhat resistant to getting emptied while in a pants pocket. If you squeeze the top above the hinge toward the bottom about 1/16 of an inch or so, then gas will be released, but it's much harder to do than with most lighters. Still, kneeling with it in a tight or filled blue jeans pocket can do that. The flame is narrow and tight, and adjustable out to about four inches long, and is very hard to see in sunshine. A fill-up lasts about as long as a standard Bic. A blue led lights up the fuel when the lid is opened, which is cool, but unnecessary. This is the first refillable lighter I've seen where the gas stops flowing when filled all the way, rather than overflowing all over my fingers. I bought two, and they both are excellent quality.

I liked the clear chamber and blue light. And I used this lighter successfully through the installed flint. I did not receive any flints, went to a smoke shop and bought zippo flints. After many frustrating minutes trying to get this tiny flint into an oddly placed tiny hole, I finally got one, or so I thought. I put screw back in, tried it out and the flint popped out from wherever it was hiding. So I tried 54 more times, not one time being successful getting the flint into where it was supposed to be. idk, perhaps the flints I did not receive are smaller than zippo flints. And from unscrewing and screwing that tiny screw so many times, it separated into 2 pieces. Per the pic, it’s been sitting in pieces on my end table ever since. I should have returned. I think they need to send back to design for some modifications.

I was looking for a unique idea in a lighter and this struck my fancy so I purchased it. First of all, if you don't have jewelers tools, good luck inserting a flint. Fat fingers not welcome. Secondly, it doesn't work. After filling, I let it set for awhile as the instructions suggested. Then I tried lighting it. No luck. I started tinkering with the butane flow thinking it might be too strong. Again, you'll need jewelers tools or a very small, thin screwdriver to do this. Many flicks later, and a new callous on my thumb, still no ignition. I can hear the butane coming out, but the flints do not create much spark. Maybe Zippo flints might work better. When you do get some spark, still no ignition. Nice price point, but sometimes you do get what you pay for. Zippo is much easier to use all the way around, and fat fingers are welcome:)

It produces a good flame. I just wish it had a a trigger or a switch or anything better than a roller ignition.

It's very good and stylish the only problem is the wheel it sometimes sticks and does not work properly

Sorprendente , aunque hubiese estado genial que encendiera solo al levantarlo , para usarlo tienes que levantar la tapa y golpear el pedernal , los pocos segundos en que demoras en gastas gas , aunque no es mucho problema

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