DWD® Premium Camping Gas Stove 2.5KW with Windshield - Operates with Butane or LPG Gas - Automatic Ignition & Heat Control - Enamel Pan Support, Grey

Excellent sturdy gas stoveSaves money on expensive electricityWould recommend to anyoneExcellent priceI have 4 gas stoves between my house and caravan. This make is the bst of the 4.

Bought to make a quick brew whilst out on a days/nights fishing. Convenient & easy to use.

Easy to us comes with wind shield. Attached your gas and away you go. Good quality metal. I compared this with the one I paid 34 pounds for. And I rat this one much better.Ignites at once no problem comes with carry case. Overall excellent buy.

Everything about this is the lowest quality you could think of, even down to the rubbish plastic case. Plastic fascia on the front was falling off, canister door was jammed shut we had to prise it open, even after it's been opened it won't open again. The whole body is like it's made of tin foil. All the problems with it I wouldn't trust it with a lit burner and gas canister inside. Tried to return it but they wanted me to pay for postage so it never didn't get returned. Should have bought a proper Camping Gaz one, like the others we have, totally different level of quality. 👌

Well what fantastic value why would buy the more expensive ones, the quality is as good as the others and with the flame guard even better

This cooker is a variation on many of this type, ranging wildly in price.Unless you want a shiny SS one or a branded cooker, there's no reason to spend more (14 quid at time of buying).I have a Halford's version as well and I'd say this is superior as it comes with 4 small wind guards that clip together to surround the burner area and the ring bit (that the pan sits on) flips over for storage and the gas canister cover clips down.It also comes with a hose connector from a big gas bottle and regulator if you want to use it like this.Exactly the same burner and piezo igniter unit from what I can see as the Halford's cooker. Boiled a kettle in a few minutes easily.I expected it to come with steel the thickness of tin foil at this price, but no, it's exactly the same as the other one I have in this respect.The idea was to buy a new double ring gas cooker with new bottle as mine has sort of disappeared (ancient anyhow).Did the sums - 50 quid for an empty 907 gas bottle. Ten to twenty quid for regulator and hose. Another 50 quid to fill the 2.7kg of gas bottle (assuming you don't fill it from a big propane or butane bottle). 2.7kg worth of 227g disposable butane canisters is just under 12 canisters. At just over a quid each from Amazon when buying 28 of them it's a no brainer! Even at twice that price it's a no brainer. It's not until we get to the 7.5kg Flogas size that the gas cost comes anywhere near the cost of the disposable canisters and then we've got a heavy gas cylinder to lug around and faff around with hoses.Or am I missing something?Great - chuck the stove in the car with a spare canister, kettle and teapot and away we go - cuppa to hand, no hassle :-)

Works well, only issue is connecting the gas bottle, not simple.

Definitely value for money.I purchase another one .I would highly recommend any one to buy one .You got it there if you got electricity power cut .