Rechargeable Plasma Arc Lighter and Utility Light by Farpoint

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The Farpoint All-Weather Plasma Lighter: Windproof, Rechargeable, and Features a Built In Light
This rechargeable flameless lighter uses electrical currents to create dual, super-hot plasma arcs, which is hotter than fire. It doesn't use fuel and it will survive even the windiest environments! If that wasn't enough, it also features a super bright COB Light that shines up to 500 lumens.
This lighter is ready to go after a quick charge using the included USB-C cord. There's nothing to dispose of and no butane or lighter fluid you have to buy!
Unlike those other lighters or matches, this is truly an all-weather option. The dual plasma arcs can't be blown out from wind, and the durable plastic housing will keep this shielded from the elements. It's great for starting campfires, hiking outdoors, or during an emergency. You can light candles with long wicks, or even a cigarette.
The side of the lighter features an ultra-bright light that shines up to 500 lumens - there's also a lower power mode to save on runtime. This is great for setting up the campsite in the dark or power outages.
It's extremely pocketable, and the safety lock ensures it stays closed when jostled around. It includes a handy carabiner to clip onto hiking packs, belt loops, or other gear. It comes in Orange, Army Green, or Black, but to keep costs down, yours is selected at random!
FEATURES and BENEFITS:
Flameless, Windproof Design
No Gas, Matches, or Butane Refills Needed
Dual Plasma Arc Burns Hotter Than Traditional Flame
Built-In Ultra Bright COB Light
Rechargeable: 2 Hour Runtime
High and Low Power Light Modes (500 Lumens Max)
USB-C Charging Cord Included
Safety Lock Prevents Accidental Turning On
Great for Camping, Emergencies, Candles, Cigarettes, and More
Compact, Pocketable Design
Includes Carabiner for Hanging
Comes in Orange, Green, Black (Sorry, No Choice Available)
Dimensions: 3 x 2 x 0.7in

[@FrankZen]

Can I light a cigar with it?

[@PulseTVDeals]

You should be able to! The plasma just might not cover as large an area like you're used to from a traditional flame.