2-Burner Camping Stove Foldable, Portable Propane Camp Stove with 16000 BTU Adjustable Burners and Piezo Ignition, Folding Stove with Carry Bag & Handle for Camping, Tailgating, Backyard BBQ

The Habitio Portable Gas Camp Stove is a well-made, excellent product. The folding design and case makes it highly portable and convenient. It can accommodate two 9" pots, or a 7-1/2" teapot and a 10-3/4" frying pan. It boils two cups of water in about 4 minutes at a setting of about halfway to maximum. The two grates provide a stable platform for pots and pans and keep them from slipping sideways. And here's the "but." The instructions for lighting are incorrect. The knobs do NOT push in for lighting as documented, but instead, you have to figure out to turn the knob to its maximum setting for automatic lighting and then turn it to the desired setting. As with all similar designs, keeping the burner at a simmer setting is more difficult than on a gas stove because it's so close to the OFF setting. A reasonable alternative for a long simmer is simply to turn off the camp stove and cover any pots, heating them back up just before serving. Recommended.

Good quality

Home brewer here. Bought this for heating a still. Works pretty well and gets to temp about as quick as I was expecting

Very nice compact unit. Good quality.As pictured. Would recommend if you want a quality double propane burner that is compact. Comes with a nice carrying bag.

Great in expensive folding camp stove. It folds to a compact size for my limited space. It’s easy to start and has a hot flame. I like the flexible gas hose that allows me to use the stove in a smaller space.

This is a quality product. Burners are capable of boiling 2-3 cups of water in about 150 seconds, which is fine. My only concert is the short propane adapter included seems to be quite fragile. Time will tell.

Simply bought this due to cheaper than competitors, but works good so far. Only negative is burner grates aren't stable for larger pots and frying pan.

Ive been camping for most of the past 50+ years. Ive had MANY stoves of different sizes and fuel types. As time went by, I found myself moving from the classic stoves needing white gas or kerosene to butane/propane. (And a tiny alcohol stove as a backup) They are so much easier to deal with. And since Im not likely to climb Mt Everest, super crazy low temps and high altitude arent an issue. I have numerous gas single burners because I hate the size of the double burners. Theyre heavy and bulky. No WAY to hike with one. But with THIS little dude, I can have it all. Its well made, has a little case, and after buying some adapters, I can use my butane gas cylinders. ($5.00 for 4 cans at a certain big Korean/Asian megamart! Thats 2 lbs of fuel!) I like that this is set up for the larger Coleman type 1 lb tanks rather than the VERY expensive fat isobutane cans. But either can be used.The stove heats well and cleans up nicely. Very stable too. I see some people knocked off a star, but I think theyre mostly picking nitts. Its an excellent buy and should last a long time.