Works well lights well .... Very good gas economy. Cooks fast ... Could be a bit more sturdy but .used over 30 days.. Very happy....

The burner is heavy and stable and will definitely heat pots and pans at your campsite just be careful to adjust the heat appropriately. It can also be used at home next to your BBQ grill. Well worth the money!

Es muy bueno y ocupa un espacio muy pequeño , lo único malo es q no tiene en ningún lado cuanto es el peso máximo que aguanta , deberían de ponerlo para saber hasta q cantidad podemos poner .

I bought this stove for my SUV conversion camper. Due to very limited space, this 9" diameter stove fitted perfectly in my 11" drawer without losing performance. Matter of fact it's the most powerful stove with 15000 BTU energy output, and with very reasonable price I could find with very small footprint. Excellent quality and workmanship!

The burner is not fixed in place like it should be and tilts over to one side. So if cooking one side will be a bit hotter than the other. Other than that it is fine and has a nice heat adjustment.

Great burner, although it does not mention that the part is a european gas fitting. Different in the States, so that added extra cost to replace the line that it came with. Otherwise, quality is fantastic.

Note: Product was purchased with my own funds, the review is of my own experiences.HEAT DISTRIBUTIONVery even. There are two burner rings: smaller inner and a larger outer. Dial is sturdy and very smooth and easy to adjust to very low levels. Very easy to go from full heat to just center ring only and both rings very, very low heat output (say for simmering or keeping warm). i suggest using it in dim light conditions to see the flame especially if you are new to using it.. Heat output is constant - it does not increase or decrease over time but stays where it was adjusted to.HEATLots!!! - this is replacing my camp stove with 3-7,500 BTU burners. As you get 3.4 BTU per watt a large 8" 1.5 kW electric stove element puts out about 5,100 BTU versus 15,000 BTU for this unit.CONTROLSVery smooth. What is interesting is the when you move the dial counter-clockwise the piezo electric start kicks on (you may have to do it a few times so VERIFY there is a flame as propane will flow without a flame present). One the igniter starts it is at full 15,000 BTU output. As the dial is moved:1. further counter-clockwise the inner-ring burner remains at full output and the outer, larger ring burner diminishes until a point when the outer rings turns off leaving just the inner ring on at full. Nice for a thick cast-iron skillet or wok you just want to simmer or slow cook in whre you want a focused area of heat and cooler sides. 2. If you turn the dial clockwise it will increase back to high (center) but then BOTH rings will begin to reduce in intensity (heat output) all the way to near-zero heat. Very easy to get extremely low amounts of heat output for pressure-cooking or slow-cooking. Heat distribution above the burners is very good with no hot or cool spots.AIR ADJUSTMENTBefore cooking in a dim lighting area outside make sure BOTH burners have a blue flame. If one is yellow it will produce soot and not generate much heat. When off, cool and disconnected (say before the first hookup) turn the stove upside down making sure not to drop the inner ring (hold it). You'll see the two ring burners, follow it towards the control and you'll see two 'triangle' shaped adjustments for air flow. Basically when it's hooked up you can adjust those to ensure the flame is blue and burning correctly.CONSTRUCTIONVery heavy and well built. Dial is excellent - very smooth and no temperature creep over time. I put mine on a metal cookie style pan to catch any drips. Much higher quality then competing designs I've seen.MANUALSmall print, no diagrams, not very well done. I would suggest they make one with LARGE print and diagrams which would be easier to follow.EXTRASComes with the hose for a 20 lb BBQ propane tank hookup as well as a small wrench and some Teflon tape for making the connection to the stove. There is NO carry bag.SUMMARYExcellent value if you don't mind paying a bit more for high quality. Many competing designs are much flimsier and often have trouble with low heat regulation. Highly recommended.

First, i'm a dude, but i'm a dude who studied engineering at college and knows quality when i see it. Been using this almost continuously on lowest heat, on dining room table, to simmer a large pot of water to add moisture to the air (since we have our gas fireplace burning at nights now, can dry things out).No leaks at all, high quality burner and heat regulator valve, very easy to adjust precisely, let's me choose only the middle ring of burner, or both rings of burner with a very small blue flame that does not go out. I gave up trying to light it with the built in 'clicker', and just use one of those 'wand' click lighters. LOVE THIS THING!P.S./FYI, i'm using it in the living/dining room of mobile home, but i always have a 24/7 grow light over my spider and pothos plants, and usually have a window open a crack too, unless it's below freezing. I also have two wired in combination smoke and co2 detectors installed.I've been heating my mobile home with a ventless natural gas stove, and leaving a stove burner on under a large pot of water, for more than five years. Co2 detectors have NEVER triggered, even when the house is completely closed up (like during the 'polar vortex'), as long as i leave that grow light on over my house plants. I tried staying up all night and testing the co2 detectors by shutting off the grow light, went all night, detectors sounded just before my morning wake up alarm clock went off.

I used this outside and when I bent down to grab something I heard a pop saw a small spark from under the pot and felt something hot hit my face. When I stood back up I heard and saw it again but this time I got hit in the shirt which left a hole. Turned it off removed the cookware and found the coating on the cast cookware stand is popping off when heated. The fact it’s coming off doesn’t bother me. It’s the manner of how it’s doing it. It’s literally sending super heated chips of coating flying. The burner works great but hot paint shouldn’t be flying off