The MSR WindBurner Personal is an integrated canister stove system weighing 430 g, built around a heat exchanger and pressure regulator that keep performance consistent in wind and cold. It comes with a 1 L pot, boils that litre in 4.5 minutes, and runs for 95 minutes on a full fuel canister, with simmer control for actual cooking rather than just boiling water.
The heat exchanger and windproof design are the main reasons to pick this over a simple screw-on burner and separate pot — it holds its boil time in conditions that would slow or extinguish an open-flame stove, useful above treeline or in exposed camps. The pressure regulator also keeps output steady as the canister empties and temperature drops, rather than the fuel-starved slow burn some canister stoves show near the end of a gas load. At 430 g for a system that includes its own pot, it's reasonable for solo or light two-person use on multi-day trips where wind resistance matters more than absolute minimum weight — dedicated ultralight titanium setups without integration will usually weigh less but lose the wind performance.