This stove is awesome!
It's a very simple device, that gets the job done well.
It packs down small with it's nice, foldable legs. Is well made, feels sturdy and the connections are tight. Has good surface are for small and large cookware.
The flame is not easily visible in daylight, so knowing that it's actually lit can be difficult sometimes, but if you can feel it emitting heat, making some low muffled sound, and smell burning fuel, it's lit.
Though I'm not worried that the legs are going to break, the folding joints have become a little loose, and wobble a bit back and forth (not side to side). This is not a problem with it's on the ground, only when moving around or repositioning.

I go on a lot of multi-day backpacking trips and wanted a small and lightweight stove. This stove folds up really small, and comes with a nice carrying case. It is pretty light so if you're as obsessed over weight as I am then this is a good option. The pot I use with it is 8 inches across; I haven't had any issues with it tipping over. I usually find a flat rock to set it on while cooking. I'm sure there are fancier stoves out there, but this one is perfect for my needs.

I've used this stove on three hiking trips, and it has performed admirably on all. I haven't done any actual "cooking" on this stove yet; I've only boiled water for oatmeal and freeze dried meals. This stove is small, but it does a pretty good job heating up a pot of water quickly. On my last trip I camped at an elevation of about 8,400 ft, and about the time I decided to cook dinner is was in the high 30s. I was a little skeptical that this stove would be able to boil a pot of water, but after about 10 minutes I had a pot of boiling water.

My only complaint is the automatic started did not work on this stove. That being said, I always carry matches and flint with me when I'm hiking so it really didn't make that big of a difference.

I had had the smaller model that screws into the top of a fuel canister which worked well, but was looking to upgrade to something that was able to heat larger pots and that was more stable. This burner accomplishes bother of those beautifully. The one disadvantage is that it's actually harder to heat small pots; With my 1 liter pot on it, the flames are practically going around the pot so I must reduce flame size to keep from heating up the handle. This wasn't an issue with my smaller burner. It also requires more fuel to get started, but both of these 'issues' are fairly expected, and I still rate it 5 stars as it does what it needs to do very well.

I've only used this little stove once so far but so far I'm impressed. I bought it to put in my "get home bag" (I do a lot of traveling) as well as just for hiking trips in general. The range of heat from low flame to full bore is impressive. I didn't have any problems with it and the regulator thingy seats firmly to the butane can. It folds up neatly if a little awkwardly into the small blue case it comes with. I gave it four stars because the built-in ignitor is very difficult to get to work (I gave up and just used a lighter), and the cary case is begging to have a latch of some sort. You'll want to use a rubber band or something to hold it together in your pack if you use the included case. Bottom line it works great as a stove it just has some rough edges that if addressed would make it awesome.

This is a great stove. You can't beat the price. You can get lighter and cheaper, but if you are cooking in a big pot for several people, this stove has the stability you need. You can also use a wind screen which saves you fuel.