WADEO 3900W Windproof Camping Stove, Camping Gas Stove with Piezo Ignition, Backpacking Stove Portable Camping Stove with Two Fuel Canister Adapter for Outdoor Backpacking Hiking and Picnic

Very impressed with this stove. Great for somewhat larger aluminum camping hiking cookware that we typically use for family outings (NOT cast iron or equivalent). At higher settings the flames wrap high around my smaller hiking cookware so some caution is to be had there. That cookware is better suited for my smaller lighter stove anyway.I really love the versatility of having the adapters already on hand and packed in the kit ready for use whether I have 1lb propane, iso or butane on hand.Wind”proof” may be an overstep as all stoves lose efficiency in the wind however in the conditions I’ve used it in it hasn’t gone out yet and the globe seems to work well in combating the wind. I get a nice blue flame from all three burners and the igniter works first time pretty much every time. Very sturdy on flatter surfaces. Packs away fairly easily once you get the hang of it and figure out the best way to wrap the hose for storage. My only concern is the angle that is placed on the hose where it meets the burner during storage, but only time will tell if that becomes an issue. Hose does seem sturdy and up to the task otherwise.Overall very happy and hope to get many years and meals out of this stove.

I recently got the WADEO 3900W Windproof Camping Stove, and it’s been awesome for my camping trips! The 3900W output is impressive—it heats up fast and boils water in no time. What I love most is the windproof design, which keeps the flame strong even when it’s breezy, so I don’t have to worry about losing heat or wasting gas. It’s also really compact and lightweight, so it’s easy to pack and set up wherever I go. Whether I'm cooking meals or boiling water for coffee, this stove has been a reliable and efficient tool on my outdoor adventures. Definitely a must-have for camping!

This little camp stove works as expected. I'm using it as a back up source of cooking during emergencies. I'm using it with propane. Pay attention to the instructions to be sure that your fuel tank is in the upright position, otherwise it becomes difficult to control the flow of fuel and the size of the flame. I would guess that it would work better with butane but propane tanks are easy for me to obtain and store. The little plastic box that the stove comes in is useless. It is hard to open and close. Packing all the adaptors that come with it is nearly impossible. Wrapping the fuel line tightly around the stove for storage is probably a bad idea and will cause wear and leaks as it jogs along in a backpack or camper.

I just tried this out in the kitchen. I was concerned that 3900 watts may not be enough since there are much higher output stoves out there. It boiled water in no time. I believe this will far exceed my camp needs. It is larger diameter than my old stove but still barely fits in my MSR 775 ml cook pot. It easily supports my fry pan which was very tippy on my old stove. It looks like the wind break would probably help. My old stove had nothing so I already have a camp stove windbreak. That was well worth the money as it greatly decreases cooking time. Time will tell how robust this is.

Test burn/boil was very promising! Easy immediate ignition and flame control, with plenty of heat output for a fast boil. The included adapters will be awesome for keeping my fuel options open. (Though I'm from the days when"multi-fuel" included kerosene, auto fuels, and jet fuel!)I see reviewers warning of melting the ignitor button when using a wind screen. I want to be able to use a wind screen, as it can make a huge difference in cook times and fuel consumption when windy, so I took preventative measures and made a small heat shield from 1/2 in aluminum angle and riveted it in place through the existing hole in the ignitor mounting plate. It was an easy mod, but it really should come this way from the factory. I will still use caution when using the wind screen, like turning the screen's opening gap to align with the ignitor. If the mod is insufficient to prevent a melted button, I will update this review.

I rarely write a bad review, but I feel I'm compelled to write this one so that other buyers be aware. I connected the stove with bottle propane. The problem is that the gas does not flow steadily and reliably, likely due to no gas regulator included in this unit. As such, the flame would start up very strong (too strong!) and then quickly becomes weak and eventually dies out, unless you fuss around the switch again. The whole fussing process makes it impossible to do any kind of cooking.Plus, the product is not returnable! Be aware!

Plenty of sturdy room for cookware. Comes with all 3 gas fittings and a small plastic carry case. Small,easy, and even packable for hiking. One of my favorite camping stoves and for sure the least expensive. Even has it's own igniter. Boils water in about 4 min.

The media could not be loaded. Worked great. It’s very compact. I use it for making coffee, heating soup, and my kid toasts marshmallows with it.. 👍👍 I bring it ice fishing. It would work great for camping. It also is a good thing to have around for when the power goes out..