Beautiful lighter and very functional. The cutter works great, and the wall of flame lights cigars quickly and with a clean burn. Everyone that has seen it wants one. Would definitely recommend.Used twice and the third flame almost stopped working. I contacted Colibri and they told me to used compressed air to clear it. I tried everything. For a 150.00 lighter I’m not impressed. I emailed them and just said to go through the regular return process. This company doesn’t care about the buyer and also doesn’t care about the relationship in the future. So I don’t care either. I can’t return it because I destroyed it with my Shotgun.Gave it as a gift and does not work. Very disappointedArrived brokenI have 2 issues, it will not light now, but when it did the flame adjustment was broken Would not recommend!Very disappointing product. Initial ads and pre-release hype in Cigar Aficionado portrayed this as the next big thing. Liked it from its looks and what would seem to be its utility (cutter built in) and so I asked for one and my wife presented it to me for Christmas. Filled it with butane and it lit fight up no problem. First disappointment - you have to flip it open; for $150, I think there should be a trigger one touch system that both flips and lights. Bigger disappointment - the cutter does not work very well and is awkward. I tried to cut the end off a figurado (and it was fresh - so cutting should have been a simple process) and I could not get it to cut. I had to pull out my Xicar cutter to snip the end off the cigar. The lighter is bulky and will not do well in a pocket, putting it somewhere closer to a table lighter. Don't waste your money on this product. I sent it back (and had to pay for my own shipping). For $150, you can purchase a one touch triple jet that's slimmer and more portable and a nice cutter (from Colibri if you choose). I wouldn't waste a dime on this product. Buyer beware.ExcellentThe lighter itself has a quality feel to it and looks cool when you use it but mine has a paint problem with the cap where the paint on the edges started to chip. At first it wasn't that prominent but over a few weeks it really started to show.