Rechargeable Plasma Lighter

A basic lighter is easier to pack when all you need is a flame, this model is aimed at people who also want a rechargeable design, a battery indicator and a built-in light for outdoor use. It uses a dual arc and has a sealed cover with an IP56 rating, plus a COB flashlight with high, low and strobe modes. That combination could be handy when you’re sorting gear at dusk or looking for something in a tent, but the listing doesn’t establish that the lighter can be submerged.

Key specifications

The lighter is rechargeable by USB-C, and its battery display shows the charge level. During charging, the indicator flashes, the listing says all four LEDs illuminate when charging is complete. A separate side strip changes colour, while the COB flashlight is operated with a side button when the lid is closed. Its three modes are high, low and strobe.

For camping or a hiking pack, combining a lighter and light in one compact item may mean one less separate tool to carry. The IP56 waterproof system and sealed cover are intended to help keep water out in wet conditions. Still, “waterproof” shouldn’t be taken as a promise of safe use underwater: the product information doesn’t describe immersion testing or other limits. The warning is also explicit: do not use it with metal products.

Who it’s for

It’s a good option if you want a rechargeable lighter with a few practical extras for a backpack, camping kit or go bag. For example, the flashlight could help you find a small item in a dark pack, then the battery display gives you a quick indication of charge before you head out. By design, it suits someone who values those add-ons more than the simplest possible lighter.

It may not be the best option if you need a light with detailed performance information, or if your plans require a lighter that can be relied on after prolonged immersion, those capabilities aren’t established in the listing. Someone who only needs a flame may also prefer a simpler, lighter-duty approach rather than carrying the flashlight and indicator features.

Package contents

The listed package includes one electric lighter, a USB cable, one lanyard, a gift box and a user manual. There’s a mismatch worth noting: another part of the product description mentions two paracord lanyards and emergency whistles, while the package list specifies one lanyard and doesn’t include whistles. If those extras matter to your setup, the listing doesn’t make their inclusion clear. A 90-day hassle-free warranty is also stated.

Buying questions

Does it have a built-in flashlight? Yes. The COB light has high, low and strobe modes, and the lid must be closed to switch it on or off with the side button.

How does the battery display work? The indicator flashes while charging, and the listing says all four LEDs light up when charging is complete.

Can it be used with metal products? The product warning says not to use it with metal products, so keep that restriction in mind when choosing where and how to use it.

Final verdict

This lighter makes most sense if you’ll use both the dual arc and the built-in lighting, and want a charge indicator in your outdoor kit. The IP56 rating and sealed cover are useful details for wet-weather plans, but they don’t settle questions about immersion, and the lanyard information is inconsistent. Choose it for its bundled functions, skip it if a straightforward lighter is all you need or if your use depends on capabilities the listing doesn’t confirm.