SKRFIRE Eagle Lighter, Plasma Lighter, Electric Arc Lighter, Windproof Lighter, Metal Lighter Luminous Real Watch dial LED Lighting (Black)

Bought this for a friend's birthday. She was so impressed with it, she rang me gushing how lovely n practical it was. From her feedback, would recommend this lighter 👍

This plasma arc lighter comes in a smart, solid presentation case. Inside with the lighter are instructions and a very short micro-USB charging cable. I had no trouble setting the clock, which started running as soon as I pushed the side button inBuild quality seems very good - the lighter feels solid in hand with a lot of detail protruding from the front (a dragon, the clock, a gemstone). The back, top and sides of the lighter are smooth, with the power button and display on the right and the charging port and a light on the bottom. There's also a light in the bottom of the clock that flashes in several colours. Opening the lighter lid activates the lights and display while the power button activates the plasma. This forms an attractive electric arc that crosses between the four contacts for a short time before turning off (for safety reasons).I love plasma lighters and this one is easily the most showy I have seen. It looks fantastic and has been working well so far. My only concern is how durable it's going to be in the long term, as in my experience electric lighters have a limited lifespan. I'm also not looking forward to changing the clock battery - there are screws in the side and bottom which I assume are for that purpose. In any case, this lighter looks great on the table and the clock in the front is very useful so I am very happy with it.

Excellent lighter, has a light and all the things you really need. Only reason it doesn't get a 5 star rating is because the battery life is very short, like only 5 - 10 minutes of actual use before it runs out. It doesn't sound like a lot but it is more than you think, which is why it doesn't get a lower rating than that.

I have collected lighters since I was a teenager, and have had tons of Zippo's and in more recent years electric lighters, but I can say with complete confidence I have never had one like this before! First off, the clock on the front has its pin OUT, to preserve the battery I guess.. you adjust the time and push the pin IN and it springs to life. Then when you open the lid, there is a clear display on the side showing you the % battery life (25/50/75/100) and I am pleased to say it arrived with 100% charge on it. Lastly the lighter itself, there is a button on the side, and ONE click and it springs to life with a vibrant cross of electric flame. this stays on for approx 6 seconds and then turns off. During this short period and for a min or so later the clock face lights up and flashes in neon colours.... this is one of a kind lighter, and if you are looking for a showpiece... you will not be disappointed.

This lighter works well and is easy to use. however when using my son complains about the noise? yes it makes a high frequency noise which children can hear.

The media could not be loaded.  Issues:1: Doesn't come with a screw driver to change the time of the clock and replace battery if needed.2: The LED flashlight is actually really poor, maybe 150 lumens or less.On the up side, this product is exquisite and fantastically crafted, colour RGB flashing lights, you can't control how it flashes, but they do look really cool, the clock seems to be wrong, I need to change that by unscrewing the side, pulling it out and twisting the side nob, comes with a micro usb cable to charge it, displays how much battery is left on the side in clear readable numbers, pressing the button once toggles the on lighter, and pressing int again turns it off, this is the same for the flashlight, however to get the flashlight on, you have to close the lid then press the button.If I had figured it out sooner, I would have that in my video review sorry. I find that this could be dangerous as you don't hold the button down to ignite the electricity, since it's a toggle switch only. I would say there maybe should be a saftey lock on this, if a child gets a hold of it, you know what I mean.Despite the poor brightness flashlight, which actually for the size they could have easily made it 500-750 lumens, as I have one that is 750 lumens, and it lights up the garden at night and it's smaller than this lighter, feels like a wasted opportunity. I think the lumens on this lighter maybe 100 or 150 tops, at night it's okay to see a keyhole up close, but nothing far away.Well I have to say there is far more positives with this than negatives, it is a well deserved rating, and makes for an excellent gift, as it comes with a soft case, and is well displayed, looks gorgeous. Top product, don't regret ordering it.

As smoking becomes, ever increasingly, a luxury past time (have you seen the price of cigarettes in the UK?) you may as well have luxurious smoking paraphernalia. This lighter/clock/torch thingy would certainly fall into that bracket. Think the Fabergé egg of the lighter world.I got the blue dragon one. Intricately patterned (with the clock with dark face in the centre) on the front but deep blue and plain on the back and sides, it looks brilliant. The lighter lid lifts and on pressing a side button two crossing arcs of energy appear to light your cigarette in even the most turbulent of winds (not sure it would work with a pipe but as I don't smoke one I could not tell you). When the lid is closed the side button starts the light on the base, which is decently strong. The watch is cute although changing the battery looks a little of a faff , but that's the price you pay for miniaturisation. When the lighter is in use the face of the clock changes colour. USB rechargeable and the charger and lighter come in a classy looking black box with the company name on. My only criticism is that the whole thing is quite heavy to carry around. Otherwise, a thing of beauty!