USB Lighter CO. Motli Arc Lighter - Flameless Lighter with LED Flashlight, Rechargeable Battery & Safety Switch - Windproof Tesla Coil Electric Lighters for Gifts, Kitchen, Home, & Outdoors
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Features
- Butane Free: The Motli Arc Lighter utilizes Flameless Arc Technology to eliminate the usage of fossil fuels in traditional lighters. Our windproof lighters feature an integrated LED flashlight to ensure clear visibility in any lighting situation.
- Safety Features: Our plasma lighter has passed CE, RoHS, and UL testing and can be lit by pressing and holding the red child safety switch for 2 seconds. After 30 seconds, the rechargeable candle lighter will auto-shut off. To reactivate, press the switch again.
- Lights Just About Anything: Our portable electric candle lighter's lightweight design and larger handle make the lighter easy to hold and ideal for home kitchens, grills, gas appliances, camping stoves, BBQ, and for indoor and outdoor activities.
- USB Rechargeable Battery: This electric arc lighter features a 500mAh Lithium Ion battery that provides up to 1,000 lights per charge. Our rechargeable lighter also comes with a 4-light battery indicator making it a necessary addition to your household items and camping safety & survival equipment.
- What You Get: The USB LIGHTER CO. Motli Arc Lighter comes in a repurposed gift box with a 1-year warranty and USB type A charging cable. Unlike traditional lighters, all of our lighters are designed to last and can be reprocessed at the end of their life cycle.
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | The USB Lighter Company |
| Color Scheme | Patterned Anaconda Design |
| Composition | High Durability ABS Plastic |
| Design Aesthetic | Contemporary |
| Weight | 81g / 2.86oz |
| Ignition Type | Rechargeable Electric Mechanism |
| Size Dimensions | Length: 9.1 inches, Width: 1.18 inches, Thickness: 0.75 inches |
| Model Identifier | MOTLI - ANACONDA |
| Power Source | 1 Lithium Polymer Battery (included) |
| Release Date | February 3, 2022 |
Frequently asked questions
The Electric Candle Lighter typically lasts for around 500 uses on a single charge. However, battery longevity can vary based on the frequency of use and the duration of each lighting session.
Yes, the Electric Candle Lighter is designed with safety in mind. It doesn't rely on flame or butane, reducing the risk of accidental burns or fires. Additionally, it often comes with safety features such as a safety switch or lock to prevent unintended activation.
Absolutely, this versatile lighter is not only great for candles, but it's also suitable for igniting campfires, BBQs, and fireworks, making it a useful tool for various occasions and events.
You can recharge the Electric Candle Lighter using a USB cable, which is often included with the product. It takes about 1-2 hours to fully charge, although times may vary.
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🚀 Abunda's Overview
This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
This product receives a mix of positive and critical reviews, with users appreciating its functionality when it works but expressing concern about its reliability and build quality. Some users encountered issues with charging and device failure, while others praised the device's effective operation and design. The additional features such as the built-in flashlight and color options are noted as positives, but its actual durability seems questionable.
Pros
- 👍 Works beautifully when operational
- 🔋 Rechargeable, with a decent initial charge
- 🔦 Built-in flashlight feature for added functionality
- 🌈 Wide range of color options, making it a versatile gift choice
- 👌 Larger, stronger and more effective than cheaper alternatives
Cons
- 🚫 Some reports of the device failing after a short period
- 🔧 Potential quality control issues requiring self-repair
- 💾 May have problems with recharging after initial use
- 💤 Requires patience for buttons to respond
- 📏 Larger than expected, making storage more cumbersome
Should I Buy It?
While there are positive aspects to the rechargeable lighter, such as its functionality and design, the reported reliability issues are concerning. If you value the added features and aesthetic options, and are willing to take a risk on the potential need for self-repair, it could be a worthy purchase. However, if product reliability is paramount for you, you may want to consider other options or wait for further user updates on the product's long-term performance.
It worked twice. Then never again. It is fully charged and lights up but the contacts that would light a candle or incense don’t respond nor connect to send out a spark. It really is a piece of junk so I’d advise people to save their money. It’s a great idea that unfortunately doesn’t work.
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2023 by TruthSeeker
LED light wasn't exactly what I thought but then again I didn't research. It's bright but not like a mini Maglite beam of light. That'd have been a better feature. It's more like a light that'd shine on a keyhole. The flameless lighter is super cool. Charges easily, cord is a little, short USB charger. Old android style port. I lit an incense to try it out. Not a fire 🔥, but did do the job. I think this would be perfect for candles or cigarettes.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2022 by DAVID M
The box was a bit tattered upon receipt so I question if this was a return (which makes me nervous that something is wrong with it…we’ll see). First, the instructions are available via the QR code on the box - the company website says the instructions are also printed on the inside of the box, but that was not the case with mine. Second, remember to hold every button for a couple seconds to get it to work - whether it’s the on/off button or the button for the light - it’s not instantaneous so patience is a virtue. Third, mine arrived with a charge but I topped it off and gave it a try - it worked beautifully. And so far I haven’t had any of the issues others have reported (most notably, the plastic casing didn’t burn). BUT a lot of the complaints seem to be that the lighter would not take a second charge or that the charge only lasted a very short time. The company claims the product can light up to 1000 times under one charge. I’ll keep count and report back. I’ll also report back after recharging the device whether or not it continued to work. Time will tell. So, my initial thoughts are this is a cool device, albeit kind of expensive. And, most importantly, it works! It does not feel substantial at all though so I am betting if I were to drop it by accident that would be the end of it. Again, time will tell. I will update my review when I have more to report, but so far so good…
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Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2023 by Callaghan
Color: Olive Green
This lighter has proven to be a reliable and multifunctional tool. I love that it's rechargeable and has a built-in flashlight. The polished look, matte finish, and the fact that there's like 30 colors you can pick from makes it VERY giftable (I actually bought one for a family member in their favorite color as a Christmas gift before I got one for myself!) One thing to note: I thought it would be smaller--it's actually QUITE large. I used to store my old rechargeable light in a pen cup for quick access... you can't easily do that with this one because of how large and wide it is. Think the size of a standard flashlight. Not a huge deal; I didn't read the size on the product page so I'm just noting it for other people in case they miss that. It's also worth noting that the color I received wasn't quite what I expected. I ordered olive green and while the color looks like a light olive (almost sage green) on the Amazon page, the actual color is a kind of drab army olive green (almost gray-ish). It didn't quite suit me and I wish I had picked out a different color! Despite the minor color variation, this lighter delivers on its promises of functionality and quality!!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2023 by Customer Review
Dead on arrival. Spent hours charging, power indicator LEDs were all lit, no activity at all on activation. Also needs you to scan a QR code to get to the instructions, which is the fastest way to give your phone malware that I've seen on a commercially-available product. UPDATE: So in a fit of curiosity I decided to take this apart and try to figure out what was actually wrong with it, if I could fix it or at least salvage some part of it for reuse elsewhere. The TL;DR is that the external (press-able) power button was misaligned in the case so that it would never contact the internal power button (the one that actually turns things on) no matter how much it was pressed. Everything else inside is surprisingly well made, and with a minor repair the thing now works perfectly fine. This would be five stars if I didn't have to fix the thing myself day 1. The entire case is held together with pegs, half of which will break when you take it apart, not screws but at least not glue - the case goes back together securely even with half the pegs broken. A mini-prybar or sturdy piece of thin metal is recommended if you attempt this. The insides are held together with a couple of tiny screws and a spring (spring just auto-retracts the contacts), all of which can be easily accessed once the case is open. The internal circuitry actually appears to be well made for what it is - there are two boards, both coated, connected through a removable pin connector that is much less flimsy than the case pins despite being incredibly tiny. The other internal electrical bits are similarly surprisingly not horribly flimsy, although some of the internal cabling is very very tiny. There are two switches, one for on-off overall power and a separate one for on-off of the actual arc, both of which are hard mechanical contacts and not soft ones. The overall power switch is a simple latching click on click off, holding either state when not being actively pressed; the arc switch is non-latching and only remains on when being actively pressed. These switches are entirely contained within the case and not directly pressed by the user, but are instead pressed indirectly through a plastic switch that sticks part way out of the case - the overall power is the labeled button visible on the case that is itself directly pressing the real switch, and the arc power is the slider (which has a few more plastic linkages but is the same idea). The problem with these is that they are drop-in pieces only, not attached to the case or internals in any way at all. They just sit there, held in place only by their respective cutouts in the case, cutouts which are rather loose and allow for deviations in exact location. There's nothing to positively align them, so someone can easily drop it in during assembly (or re-assembly, if you're trying this yourself) in such a way that the plastic bits will completely miss the actual switch when pressed. The issue here is with assembly, not internal part quality. A simple issue to fix, just open the case and nudge the plastic bit around until it lines up then close the case again without bumping the plastic bit you just moved, but having to fix anything day 1 is incredibly obnoxious.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2023 by Bogdan T. Kushman