Multifunctional Pipe Lighter, Built-in Stand, 3 in 1 Cleaner Tools, Refillable Butane Lighter with Angled Soft Flame, Handy, Gas, for Pipe Gift

This is my husband’s go-to tobacco pipe lighter, and it’s been fantastic. It works great every time and lights easily with no issues. The flame is steady and reliable, which makes it so much easier for him to get an even light on his pipe without fussing around. The design is comfortable to hold, and the lighter feels sturdy and well-made. He’s tried other lighters before, but this one has quickly become his favorite because of how consistent and hassle-free it is. Highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys pipe smoking and wants something dependable.

They look great and have lots of features, but none are really standout. The tamper is too small, the lighter doesn’t hold much fuel, and the pipe holder feels a bit unstable. On the bright side, it’s a solid, well-made lighter with useful tools for your pipe. The balancing feature is a nice touch, even though I don’t use it much, and it feels durable. It’s not flimsy or cheap, and I enjoy playing around with it. It holds a decent amount of fuel and is super easy to use. I was impressed by how sturdy it feels—good quality overall. The soft flame is easy to adjust, and the built-in pipe tools are great for when you’re out and about. I’d definitely recommend this pipe lighter. I’ve only used it with the default flame setting, but the built-in poker tool is really handy. It feels like it’ll last a long time, and its weight is a plus (especially since it doubles as a pipe stand). Filling it up was a breeze—just flip it upside down.

The media could not be loaded. ****EDITED by choice****I'm leaving the original review since I typed it already. While the first lighter had issues lighting. The seller reached out QUICKLY and offered a replacement. The replacement arrived very quickly AND worked immediately on the first try. I wish I could 4.5 stars. The ONLY reason it isn't 5 stars is due to the fact you might get a wonky one. BUT when you get one that works, it works.As for it being a pipe rest. It works for a bent pipe and even a McArthur big ole corn cob pipe. So yeah. Overall, a nice little lighter.It's a heavy lighter. The downside is that it takes 3-4 attempts to Light. Even adjusting the "+ -" it still takes several attempts to get a flame. I'm fairly sure that shaking it doesn't actually help, but it makes me feel better to do something in hopes of it lighting. Once lit, it does fine. But if you get frustrated and start clicking away, you'll likely click right past one that actually lights. Perhaps it is a placement of the arc/spark, I'm not sure. To be clear, you can hear the "hiss" of butane each time, and it was just filled before taking the video. It doesn't always light after shaking either.

You know how sometimes you've got to click a lighter a few times before it lights? Well this lighter doesn't have this. It lights instantly, the first time I press the button, every single time.The lighter also has some heft to it, which is something I was looking for. I'd say it's a tad heavier than the IM Corona it is replacing. For comparison, the Corona is maybe half the thickness and 7/8th the height. This one is larger and has a different style.The pipe holder could be great for certain situations. Seems like a cool idea but it won't fit all pipes.There are built-in tools like a tamper and a poker. There is also a dial to set the flame height.Overall this lighter is a great value. Much more affordable than the Corona but offering some similar features.

Profoundly underwhelming performance. The initial unit I received exhibited significant functional deficiencies, characterized by erratic ignition and excessive butane leakage. Upon reporting these issues, I was promptly issued a replacement. While the second unit demonstrated a marginal improvement—namely, a temporary cessation of leakage and a slightly more consistent ignition—the flame output remained highly unstable and poorly regulated.Notably, optimal performance was confined to approximately the first ten ignitions following each refueling. Thereafter, despite rigorous maintenance procedures, including proper bleeding of residual air and gas, the flame dwindled to an almost imperceptible flicker or failed to appear entirely until the next refill. After six months of periodic use and careful upkeep, the lighter has ceased to ignite altogether. Though a visible spark remains present, it fails to initiate combustion—rendering the device entirely inoperative.In sum, both the initial and replacement units proved unreliable, failing to meet even the most basic functional expectations over time.

I hate lighters. As an avid smoker of something or other for over 50 years I have purchased several dozen refillables over that time. The fact it works reliably is impressive. It is heavier than I expected, I use it as a desk lighter, but it is pocket size. Very solid, with good features, but again, it's a refillable, soft flame, pipe lighter that actually works. This one has had heavy use for the first 6 weeks. EDIT: 4 months in the striker is failing, which is a shame, the rest of the lighter is exceptional. I probably broke even v/s Bic lighters to date. I'll note when it quits entirely.