GasOne High Pressure Single Propane Burner - Outdoor Cooking with Heat Shield and Guard – Propane Burner Head for Camping, Tailgating, Seafood Boil, Home Brewing - Patent Pending

Great product for the price. Nothing fancy works great. I got an adapter to use a small 1 lbs bottle and it worked but not meant for it the bottle was freezing over quickly its design for a large propane tank but can be done in a pinch or for camping like i was doing very sturdy. Even flame even in the wind. Beware of sharp egdes i cut myseld already. Would buy again and recommend everyone to have as an alternative cooking device incase of emergency

Works great and easy to use. Great for using large cast iron pans as the outer flame is wide with an inner flame as well for even heat distribution on large pans. The valve is highly adjustable making the flame very easy to modulate for a perfect setting no matter what you're cooking. For the money this is definitely a 5 star product.

I had my doubts that this would get the oil hot enough to fry and I’m so glad I was wrong!! Heat output is excellent and my pot was large!! This is an excellent product and a great price!!

Cool little burner for the price point. Purchased this product to fry food outside and worked great out of the box. Only fair waring for new users should be to burn off the powder coating prior to your first use. It gave off some nasty fumes while I was preheating my oil and I was not expecting it. Took a bit to burn off before I was able to start cooking. I do agree with some reviews that the control knob is a bit on the lower quality side with the cheap plastic. But I was able to dial in the flame control to my liking. Only time will tell if the knob will hold up. Overall I am pleased with the product.

This little propane burner is GREAT. And only $30?! First off, it's super easy to set up, like less than 2 minutes. I was able to do a ton of canning on our little balcony because the stovetop in our rental is a pos and can't maintain a rolling boil on high heat for longer than 5 minutes. This burner was able to maintain a consistent output of heat for the 20 minutes I needed for each round, and I swear I think I did like 100 jars over 4 days. I will say I wish it came with a wind screen, we had to fashion one out of aluminum foil. The only other thing is the big red dial on the hose doesn't seem to do anything, you still have to control the propane output on the tank itself. Other than those two things, it's very lightweight, compact, and surprisingly strong in output and durability. I was so worried my huge canning stockpot full of water and jars would crush it, but it's cast iron, so there was nothing to worry about at all. If you feel like it I would recommend using an overturned sheet pan like I did to distribute the weight more evenly. Highly recommend!!

This is a great little burner. Like any other cooker, you have to get to know it, but once you do, you’ll have no problem with temperature control. Its easily portable and I can use it on my outdoor kitchen counter.

This is worth the price. Easy to assemble and use. I never connected or used a propane burner prior to buying this so I was nervous but it was super simple. Instructions were clear on how to attach the hose to the propane. It works great. It’s durable. It’s small enough that it doesn’t take up much room. It’s easy to adjust the flame and goes pretty high.

High btu! Great for large pots. Used for boiling water at camp for crab. Got large amounts of water boiling in short time. Does take some effort to light, the regulator is closer to the propane tank versus the unit, so if you have the propane tank a bit distanced from the cooktop, you’ll need to find a way to light it as you turn up the propane. The regulator has a large range of adjustment, from simmer to raging fire bath! After lighting, it’s pretty simple to use, getting anything you have over it hot fast! Would likely work great as a wok burner. It’s stout, solid metal. Though, I used it on the coast of the PNW for a week of cooking crab, so after day 2 the cast iron burner was already rusted. The frame is coated with paint, which had to cook off on the first use. I coated the thing in oil for storage to best mitigate the rusting. Hoping to get many seasons of camp cooking out of this burner. Only complaint would be that it rusts very easily, and it could really use a windshield. Which I will be crafting up in time.