SondikoButane Torch with Fuel Gauge S907, Refillable Soldering Torch with Adjustable Flame for Welding, Resin Art, Industrial(Butane Gas Not Included)

I've been using this torch for about 6 months and it has been great. While there are some minor flaws, their customer service made up for it. I had a small issue with the torch and their customer service helped me solve my problem to keep the torch going. Very pleased with anybody who stands behind their product.The only issue I have is it spews butane sometimes when filling, but honestly, every butane lighter I've used does that. Once it starts spewing butane out, that means its full. So really not much of an issue if you fill it outside and be careful

I travel with my tools for work and needed a good torch that would not weigh too much and was easy to use and compact, this one met all those needs, and it looks great too. Highly recommend.

Love these, but hate filling them. They work great and I really like the trigger on it. I have another brand that has a button on the back and it is a lot more cumbersome to use than this one. Plenty of heat for whatever job you need it for, turn it wide open and there is a monster flame. I use it mostly turned all the way down, it still has enough heat that I have to be careful if I'm working on wiring.The overall design is good, just one real problem.Filling them sucks. You waste 2/3 of the butane container because the fill pin is too small for most butane container nozzles. I have the same issue with the other brand of torch. I use Ronsonol and Weller brands, so they aren't some strange knockoff butane system.

Have not tried it yet on a crème brûlée topping, but it is lightweight and fits well in my hand for controlling the torch. I love those aspects and is a great value for the price!

Rememeber that comes without fuel. I had small gas canisters left over from gas stove and used thst to fill it. It was easy and worked first time. Rememer, fill it outside as it does leak while filling it.

Great little torch, you have to recharge it all the time but it small and you can use it in tiny spaces ( heat up car bolts/nuts) has side button to keep the heat on for a long time. Also has fire button safety cover.

I had a Benzamatic? Torch for years that finally gave up after much use. This Sondiko is better. I'm going to like it very much.

I've only used it 3-4 times so far, but it is working well. Be careful when filling with butane as it's not hard to have some of it leak out. I wouldn't try to fill it full, just put in a little and it shouldn't spill.