Portable Mini Butane Torch Burner for Siphon Coffee (Vacuum Pot) – Adjustable Flame, Refillable Tabletop Bunsen Burner for Brewing, Fondue & Lab Use By FINJAN

I was skeptic at first, especially when it only lasted 12 minutes burning, however I was my fault since I didn’t fill the stove to max,I made a second attempt, this time I made sure the stove was really full and hoo boy it lasted more or less 45 minutes and I manage to boil five, 2 cups bowls of water.If you are into ultralight camping this might not be for you, it weighs a little over a pound, is sturdy, seems to be reliable and look that it will last, it’s a good build.

What else is there to say? It’s a no-nonsense butane burner that’s very easy to fill up and very easy to ignite. The flame’s adjustable and i haven’t had any issue with the mechanism, unlike others. I love how you ignite the spark by pushing the knob as a button - most require you to spark by turning the knob all the way to full blast.The only downside on this one is it’s rather loud. On full blast its comparable to a floor fan on high, and on the lower end it’s comparable to a small desk fan. For culinary use this is fine, but if you’re planning on doing something ceremonial with it this may not be the burner for you.

ive had this for a couple months and its used daily to make vacuum coffee. the only bad part so far is the knob is no longer as precise as it was initially in tuning the flame. i may lubricate it with something.

This stove is great. Very sturdy and well built. The gas knob is easy to control the flame and lights quite easily. (Unlike other stove I own that the valve is Very touchy.) This stove burns a long time and best of all. It can be filled with a standard butane stove canister, not needing a small, more expensive lighter refill bottle. There is also a refill valve on the top that looks like it will take a small refill nozzle. I was not able to get 50 grams but I bet if you froze the stove and warmed the butane canister, you probably could. I got around 40 grams in, though.

Was really looking forward to using this. Was exactly what I was looking for. Sturdy, looks well built and compact. Went to fill it with fuel and it doesn't seal with the butane filler. 75% of the fuel escapes when trying to fill it. There were others that have said the same thing. I was hoping this was fixed by now and that I wouldn't get a faulty one but not the case.Very disappointed after being excited to get it.

Quality well made burner. No leaks. Good piezio igniter. I bought the table top cigar lighters before I found this camp stove/cooking burner. This doesn't have the gigantic tank and it has a slightly different burner head so flame shape is different. That said this is the superior burner. One note is it has a weighted base that gives it even more stability even as it's shape wouldn't necessarily require the extra weight. It's a good buy. Cheaper by a good bit than the cigar lighter versions.

Very heavy for size which I consider a huge benefit. Control works excellent. Ignition works every time. Easy to use. Powerful flame for its size. Looks great! Takes some work to fill but last multiple uses between fills.

I use this burner for my Syphon Coffee Brewer and absolutely love it over a wick heat source. The heat output on this thing is amazing, allowing for a timely brew and fits snug under a syphon to provide for a clean look. One thing with the wick heat sources is the awful smell they let off, but this burner lets off no smell, which has been amazing to brew in home!