F30 Father Listing Series Candle Lighters

Always looking for a lighter for outside and this is perfect. Wouldn’t recommend for candles. Will have to buy a different style for that. Durable and easy to use. Rey well made and charge last for long time.

So let me first say I smoke allot of joints. So this was an alternative to spending money every week on lighters or fluid with the added bonus of the flashlight.First thing I noticed is how good it feels in the hand, it has a very nice grip and pretty easy to hold and use. Three lighter works for me for about a day, maybe less, but it charges fairly fast and works great. Takes a little getting use to with the little noise it makes and the heat doesn't radiate very far out, but it's still well worth the price just for the lighter so far.I also recently had to change a fitting on the water pipe outside at night. Thankfully I had this thing! I did get soaked because of my tired brain, flashlight too. But it never turned off, I finished the work and headed inside where I was delighted to see the lighter worked perfectly still.So for regular household use, it's great! However I can't speak on outdoor use.. Tho you shouldn't have a hard time lighting a fire with this, wind will NOT blow this thing out. I got bored and tested it.. On that same note, do not, I repeat do NOT, no matter how bored, high or tempted you may be, just don't touch the arcs! I think my F****** heart skipped a beat. But that's a personal idiocy issue, not a product problem.

So I have carried this light/lighter for close to three months now and it works exactly the way that it should. The battery life feels as advertised, but I haven’t tested to see how long just the light itself would last on a full charge if you didn’t use the lighter. The only complaints I have are:1.) when the lid pops open for you to use the lighter, you can’t reach into tight spaces like a jar to light a candle, so if you plan on sticking the lighter inside something, it has to be double the width of the lighter and the lid could still get in the way of contact with the arc.2.) I carried this in my pocket the whole 3 months i’ve had it, and it doesn’t matter which way the button is facing (toward/away from the leg), it is super easy to bump into something and turn the light on without you knowing which obviously drains your battery. Unless you catch it yourself, you will realize this when your leg starts getting really warm for no reason because it was on so long, or you have a light shining in your face when you look down. Overall, I really like this lighter/light but I think it is too sensitive to carry around in a pocket just on the fact that with the click of a button you can drain your battery without realizing it because you bumped into something. I would recommend this more so for carrying in a bag, or storing somewhere in the house.

Edit: Charges up quickly and the lighter itself is very adequate. The flashlight was surprisingly bright and very useful. Haven't had to recharge it yet, so not sure how long the battery lasts (I haven't used it much). Longevity is to be seen.

Also when he doesn’t wear them I do! It’s a win win. Just wouldn’t dry them!!!