Propane Stove 2 Burner Gas Stove Auto Ignition 26000 BTU Tempered Glass Propane Burner LPG with CSA Hose for Outdoor Cooking, Emergency

We have been using over 6months so far no issues still working like brand new, once ina month we also clean it deeply and keep it ready for next month flawless working

I have an electric stovetop, which I cannot convert to gas. Bought this to use on my screened back porch, especially for frying strong-smelling food like fish. Super easy to assemble and connect to gas. I had to protect my wooden counter with a heavy glass sheet. (And one has to watch out on windy days if using it for camping or outdoor cooking, because the gas flame can flicker quite a bit).But it's a very good product, works very well, great flame and heat output. Cooking is easy, so much faster and fuel efficient.It's not too heavy, so I can lift and clean the countertop at the end of the day.

I recently purchased this glass top gas stove, and overall, I'm very satisfied with its performance. The glass top is incredibly easy to clean—just a quick wipe, and it looks spotless again, which I really appreciate. The ignition works smoothly, making it a breeze to start cooking without any hassle.Initially, I encountered some problems with the stove I received, but I was very impressed by the responsive and helpful customer service. They assisted me quickly and made sure my concerns were addressed in no time. Their support definitely made the experience a lot better.Despite the initial issue, I’m happy with my purchase and would recommend this stove for its sleek design and great functionality.

After looking at several options on Amazon for a cheap two-burner stove to use externally on my RV, I settled on this, not sure if the no return policy was worth the gamble on a relatively new product.Well, I must say I am highly impressed for a number of reasons.The build quality of the metal housing seems to be thicker than other choices in the marketplace. I am not worried about this bending or rusting any time soon.Included in the box were replacement parts. Who even does that anymore? There were extra feet and knobs, as well as regulator, grates and feet that needed to be attached. Having to attach those didn't bother me at all.The glass top is something of a concern for me because of how *I* intend on using it (stored in my cargo hold, pulled out and used externally, then stored back in the hold). I will just need to be mindful when storing it.The only thing not included that I intend to make is a wind/splatter shield. Of course, the first thing I cooked on the stove was bacon, so I got to test out just how easy or not it was to clean. Being my first glass top stove of any kind, bacon might not be the smartest move. It actually cleaned up well by first wiping away as much excess grease as I could, followed by isopropyl alcohol (only thing I had on hand). That worked surprising streak-free well.As others have noted, the heat control is pretty flat. There is a lot of turning the knob that does nothing to control the flame until you hit the last little bit. Then there's all of the control you're going to get in just a short amount of turning.It does have an unexpected simmer feature, where you turn it to the lowest, and just the center portion of the burner is still lit. If you look underneath, you'll see two gas pipes going from the control knob: the always-on center portion, and the outer ring controlled by the knob. That's pretty nice.Overall, I really like it. It feels substantial but is a little hard to control the flame. I think I'll get better with more usage. Like I said, I will be adding a wind/splatter guard of some DIY variety.

Nice stove works well

Prompt shipping, arrived as promised, works great, fine craftsmanship, at a reasonable price. We will buy from the seller again.

Bought this in preparation for Hurricane Helene. I wanted to be able to heat water and cook in the event of a power outage. As it turns out we did lose power for a day and was able to heat a kettle for pour over coffee. It seems well made and cranked right up after attaching the propane tank. If I had any complaint, it would be that the rubber feet just get screwed in the bottom through the sheet metal rather than having a threaded receiver. I can’t say if this would be ideal as a camping stove, but it’s doing the job I needed it for.

Easy to set up. Looks great. Really good flame control, from super low simmer to high flame. Wish the metal part on which you place the pan/pot would not be so smooth to prevent the pan or pot from sliding easily. Not a big deal but hope they improve.