SUPRUS Electric Lighter Arc Windproof Flameless USB Rechargeable Lighter with Safety Lock for Candle BBQ Camping (Blue)

This works so well for lighting candles! Extends to the wick of an almost all burned candles in jars. I also like that it has a safety lock.

Good quality, beautiful color! TBH I think is the best item I ever get in amazon… bye bye matches

I really like the multiple safety features built into the lighter (slide before being able to push the power button & 10 second automatic shut off).

Got this for my wife for Christmas. She loves candles. It works to light the candles but the. Ones with thicker wicks takes a while for it to light them. I love the small compact size or it and it’s easy to charge and use. It lights the small wicks pretty fast too.

These small rechargeable lighters are the berries, for lighting candles, a campfire, etc. You name it, it will light it.! No burning fingers any longer! I also feel they would be great to give to a loved one that loves to hike. Just charge it and put it in their survival kit!!

Received this yesterday and had the opportunity to use it today. Very easy to use. Light weight, easy to charge, and for now I think it will be just perfect . Worth the money and then some if it continues to function as advertised. Also, delivery time was very good.

Had to order a replacement since first delivery seemed to have gotten stolen, seller sent a replacement no problem!Item works as advertised, lights candles fast and hassle free dont have to worry about the lighter burning your fingers

TLDR: Move on to the next product. Waste of money. Battery at full recharge is one battery dot.————————-Full reviewWe’ve been lighting more candles after a family member passed so I thought I’d get a rechargeable candle lighter.When it worked, it reminds me of a bug zapper with an electrical lighter for ignition. It worked well and was better than an open flame in the house.Until it was time to recharge…it uses a usb-c cord which was convenient for our phones/laptops. After a couple recharges, the battery was at one dot. I thought I didn’t charge it right or got unplugged. So the next day we come back and it still didn’t charge.That’s weird, it’s relatively new. So I tried a different cord and outlet.To paint the picture, we have a three wick candle from bath and body works. At “full charge” it will light one wick, the battery will flash as if low battery, and in the few seconds going to the second wick, the electrical buzz dies. You might be able to close and reopen the lighter to get a second flame after ten tries or so. Never can get the candle lighter to even strike the third wick.Guess it’s back to matches or a gas lighter which is a bummer