Coolget Electric Plated Alloy Windproof Pencil Slim Fint Grinding Wheel Cigarette Lighter Gas refillable

Feels durable. An expensive feel for a cheap price. Works fine

I was in the market for a butane flint lighter as my experience with electronic lighters has shown me that the longevity of electronic lighters is unacceptably limited. Once the striker fails, that's it. A decent flint lighter has at least better longevity.This particular unit is somewhat small, obviously intended for pocket carry. Though the construction appears metallic, with the weight reinforcing this view, it is not entirely accurate. The metallic portion is merely the outer shell. Upon disassembly, I found the interior composed of plastic.The lighter is very cheaply and simply constructed. The exterior metal shell is press fitted and held in place by a single screw. The plastic wheel controlling the flame size is press fitted onto a stem. The flint striker housing is press fitted (as I explain in the Q&A section), but the flint is replaceable.The unit measures approximately 3.5" tall, by 0.7" wide; by 0.35" thick.There is a lever on the side, it is necessary to pull down on the lever to light the lighter. Once finished with the lighting task, push the lever up to extinguish the flame. I once inadvertently left the the lever down and drained the lighter.Disassembled, the butane reservoir is a white semi-opaque plastic. Under a strong backlight it appears to be less than half the volume of a Bic lighter. But it is at least refillable.I will continue to use the lighter and see how it holds up. I have already replaced the flint once but the press fitted flame adjust wheel concerns me. The lighter has already outlasted a cheap electronic lighter.

The fuel arm broke the third time it was used, but I rigged up a new arm and haven't had any issues

First off, this lighter says "Aomai" on the side, and I'm pretty sure they're unaffiliated with Aomai.As to the function of the lighter, it no longer lights after having only briefly ignited when first used, and it's not producing butane anymore. I don't know if mine is defective, but I've never had anything break so quickly and so thoroughly. Stay away from this lighter.

Finally! I have purchased over a dozen lighters in the last year. I prefer butane, but if they have electronic ignition they ALL punk out, usually quite quickly. Finally figured out that flint wheel ignition is the only dependable one. I love my old zippo, but butane with flint ignition is my choice now and forever. Never heard of this company before, but I will be a loyal customer from now on. Great product, fast service. Good job, Aomai.

Cool little Lighter. Wish they would have told me it doesn't come with Flint. And that the two little Screws on either side of the striking wheel are strictly decorative. I Chipped them all to hell trying to unscrew fake screws lol. But it's a awesome little lighter.

Lighter looks smooth, inconspicuous, and gets the job done. The lever is strange, but no ignition button is useful for lighting candles and other hard to reach places unlike other butane torches.