Gas OneGS-3400P Propane or Butane Stove Dual Fuel Stove Portable Camping Stove - Patented - with Carrying Case Great for Emergency Preparedness Kit

I'm very satisfied with this item. I've got 3 other stoves and for car camping, when a single burner will do, this is the rig. I really appreciate that it is dual fuel. If you need a little hotter flame, propane will give you that. For convenience, butane wins. If you use it a lot, you might want to look up Mr Heater Fuel Keg and refill adapter. In my area, a 15# propane tank will cost you $20. $20/15=$1.33 per lb. of propane. A lot cheaper than disposable tanks and you can keep it topped off before trips as well. At max output, a 1 lb propane tank will last ~2.2 hrs. Another thing I like vs the Coleman version is the the carry case is thinner. On this unit, you turn the pot support upside down when storing which makes it more compact. I find the build quality to be very good. I find the thickness of the parts to perfectly balance weight vs strength. Take care of it an I think it will last you decades. And then there is the price, it's just an incredible value. For car camping and home emergency use, this gets 2 thumbs up for me.

I intended to purchase two 2-burner stoves and bought these by mistake. I am so glad I did! We took two of these camp stoves on a 4 day campout to feed 9 (sometimes 15) people. We were so impressed with the portability, ease of set-up, safety, and functionality of these stoves. My daughter’s family was so impressed with them they decided to purchase a couple for their family.You take the stove out of its handy carrying case, lay the butane canister in a little compartment, close the door, flip a switch, and turn on the burner. It is a great safety feature, simple to set up, and it takes less than a minute. There is an adjustable flame for cooking your food, then a quick and easy wipe clean, and do the set up in reverse to store the stove in the carrying case when not in use. Would definitely recommend.

This is a great basic lightweight camping stove that doesn't take up a lot of space. I like that the propane connection can be stowed away in the butane canister compartment. I used this for a 4-day camping trip and never had an issue getting the flame to light. Worked well for larger pots and pans and was also able to maintain a small enough flame for simmering. The carrying case for the stove could be improved. It can be difficult at times to close the locking tabs because of the thin plastic used throughout the case. There is also no obvious way to tell the top and bottom portion of the case apart, and due to this I've found myself opening the case with the stove upside down a few times. Despite this, I'm still very happy with this stove and found it to be a great value.

This little gas burner is cool. It works well but if you are using it outside put it in a spot that doesn't get much wind. It'll still burn with a slight breeze blowing but the flame won't be as hot , or not as concentrated. In the case you can't get out of the breeze, it'll cook but just take slightly longer. Generally it burns pretty hot on high.The construction is both sturdy and pretty lightweight. I think the carry case is heavier than the stove itself.

Phenomenal experience with this stove. Took it on a ten day camping trip in Iceland and it did everything perfectly, never had any complaints and it held up great, only used two fuel canisters for the entire trip. Would recommend!

This was a great value for the money. I bought this as a backup to a Coleman propane one. We had a bad snow storm in San Antonio and the city went a week without power. In that time I saw all the propane and grills get bought up in a matter of 24 hours and I told myself that I wouldn’t ever be in that position again so having a grill that can use both propane AND butane is great. Butane cans a pretty cheap top. This thing runs well and while I’ve only done smores in it so far I don’t think it would struggle cooking anything else. The case is a little flimsy. It’s a good looking stove too. Don’t hesitate to buy it. Be prepared!

Bought last year just used first time for camping. Works great on small butane cylinders, only used to heat water for coffee. But great unit my last one from Walmart was junk. Good buy.

This came in handy I live in buffalo and our winters get brutal last year we had a bad blizzard and all power was lost this definitely save us...everyone should have something like this to ensure you can cook the item in the fridge before they go bad .. you can hear up water to bath with big stock pot...