Zempire  Stealth-Jet Twin Camp Stove

This is a great stove. I honestly didn't expect to like it as much as I do, as I got it to fit a specific packing problem, I figured I'd solve that but wasn't excited for the stove as a stove. I was wrong. The quality is just so much better than your typical, the heat control is great, dual igniters are nice just from a redundancy standpoint. I cook a bit more finesse than most on a camp stove (Belgian waffles, specific sauces, etc) so typical "Burn fast, burn slow" doesn't work well for me and I've had to adjust my expectations. This is much better than the crowd. I even circled back and picked up the single burner version.

I have only used my stove at home so far. Purchased for car camping/overlanding so I will use more into the winter months. Setup is simple and easy. I used a 1lb disposable propane tank which I don’t like buying. Hooks up very easy and ignites on one pull of igniter. I used and 8” cast iron pan because I only cook with cast iron pans. Made a simple breakfast and burners both work very well for exchanging heat to the pan. Unit seems to not get too hot on exterior of stove like others I have used in the past. I set it up on a metal laminated cutting board for a heat safe surface. I like the size of the stove as it fits perfectly in my drawer system in my vehicle. My next move for my stove is to find a case to store it in for when hauling it in my drawer system so it doesn’t get dinged or damaged from other items in the same drawer when I’m driving. So far it seems easy to clean the drip area as I did get runny egg on it and it came right up with a damp cloth. I was torn between two different stove and with the price of this vs other similar stoves I couldn’t be happier!

This is a very sturdy, quality built piece of equipment. I love so many things about this, but there are a few things that might sway your decision if thinking about this. The sides are low. I really wish they were just a smidge higher. I purchased this one over other models because I liked the flexible propane line, versus a standard hard line. The downside to this is, you still need to keep it straight which meant we needed to use a box to prop it on from the picnic table bench. If you are using a small table, that might be hard to navigate. However, I was dealing with this before coffee… so maybe you’ll be more resourceful. Last “flaw”: our percolator was just smaller than the grate. It has a large circle above the flame. If I didn’t have it set perfectly, it would tip. So I couldn’t really walk away while it was heating. Am I satisfied with my purchase despiste these challenges? Yes. The knobs are so smooth, which makes the flame super controllable. You also don’t need a lighter because the igniter is built in.

Poor grate design. Huge hole in the middle so you can’t do basic camp favorites like moka pot, Turkish coffee, percolator, etc. That pretty silly flaw made me return it.

Decided to upgrade from an OG Coleman propane two burner to this. It's so sleek and slim. Had zero issues cooking several meals this weekend on its first journey out. Loved how I didn't have to use a match to light. Water for coffee boiled so fast. Totally worth it.

Exactly what i want, no need for a lighter and i love the sleek design. I call it the Iphone of camping stove.