Eject Button Car Cigarette Lighter by Citadel Black - Anodized Aluminum, 12-Volt Replacement Accessory, Fits Most Vehicles, Socket Size A

I volunteer as a high performance driving instructor with Porsche of America. I give a demo drives on the track with students in my car so I can teach them the track before we go into there car. Some of the students are not happy and in my ear about hitting turn one @ 150mph. Granted we have to slow down to 20 and that is not big deal.If the clucking continues during the drive, I turn on the heated seats. I gets quite. "why is the seat getting warm"?I point the Eject button. "it's charging". All is silent and the student starts to learn the track.

still can't launch the wife out of the car, may need adjustment

It fits well and looks great. I just turn on the passenger seat warmer and pull up the James Bond theme song from Dotor No. When the passenger says their rear is getting hot I start to open the sunroof and the compartment door the eject button is in and point out the button then I say “goodbye” and press. My friends love it only my wife has rolled her eyes.

Thought this would be cute in my 2015 Mini Roadster. It is so rare to see a car with a cigarette lighter and I figured I would be using the lighter as a 12 Volt charger and nothing else. I didn't want to completely toss out functionality so wanted it to work.It is an odd shade of red, more a burgundy than a fire engine red color which is what it looks like in the photo listing. I think the biggest issue however is that it just looks cheap. It is a thin tin top that has been spray painted as near as I can tell.If it had cost a few dollars I would have expected it to look as id does but for $14. I expected a lot more. In all ways it strikes out.

Looks cool, but nonfunctional. Not only doesn't eject, but doesn't even heat up in my 2014 Subaru.I tried two different 12v outlets in my Subaru, and neither one makes this heat up (even when I held it in for 20 seconds).However, it looks great, and that was my main reason to get it, as I'm a nonsmoker, but it would be nice if it heated up, just in case I needed to light a candle in an emergency.

This is a cool item, it fits perfectly in the socket and looks great! I've already had a few people make comments on it, it's a fun conversation starter. It also actually works as a cigarette lighter, which I didn't realize whenever I purchased. I don't smoke, but for smokers it'd be a nice way to cover your socket with a working lighter, for me I bought it for the reference to Fast and Furious! Pretty cool item.

The anodized finish is absolutely on point. From there, it sorta goes down hill. It slides right into the accessory port, but the design of the cylinder does not help to retain it in the port securely at all. I added a thin o-ring and it was rather snug. After pushing the cylinder all the way in and then pulling it completely out, a few times, the red plunger pulled out of the guts within the cylinder. It is fine machine threads on the stud of the plunger. I thought I had completely stripped the threads, but after several times of rethreading it back into the cylinder guts it held securely. Afterwards, I unthreaded the red plunger and added a bit of JBWELD to the threads and top of the cylinder guts. This in no way interferes with the plunger being able to be pushed in. Waiting a good 24hrs for the JBWELD to completely cure, then I'll reinstall it into the accessory port.

Looks really cool. My only complaint is that you have to hold the lighter in for it to get hot, it’s not automatic.

Like the finish of the button, but slightly loose fit in a GMC Sierra. Put electrical tape 1/2 way around it to hold it in place. Only bought to fill the space as mine original lighter was missing.

Bought as a gift for my friend's Jeep. Quality workmanship. Worth every penny and looks awesome installed.

The lighter doesn't work