🔥 Powerful 1500W Heat Gun Kit with Dual-Temperature Control and 5 Nozzles – Fast Heating for DIY Shrink PVC Tubing, Wrapping, Crafts, and Stripping Paint (2 Gears Temp Setting) Review

When I received this it was obviously opened and sent back. I figured out why attachments don't match. I would love to get one like this but you can't contact the company, all you can do is just send it back and hope the next one works. So now I have a heat gun that could have been bought cheaper.

Loud! And I don't mean loud. I mean, it creates a TON of electromagnetic interference. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth bother the moment I turn it on and disappear as soon as I turn it off. I had a large project that required me to use this a few dozen times a day for several days. It's very annoying to ruin music and podcasts when I'm at work. I've never had such a bad tool. However, it works very well. It's just a shame that there are problems like this.

Please see the photo - the item I received does not have a dial or digital reader. The manual that came with mine shows a dial but no digital readings - I see in others' reviews that they have a digital/LCD temp display. At first I thought maybe the inscription (for the dial) is missing. but no, no dial, no way to control the temperature, a complete robbery. Return urgently, try to avoid this seller in future. It's amazing that this product has so many positive reviews.

This heat gun works, but there are two main problems with the temperature control. 1) The digital thermostat reads approximately 100°F TOO LOW. I dialed in about 100° and pointed the heat gun at the cardboard for a minute and it showed 180°. When set to 375°, the cardboard heats up to 490°2) The dial on the back is marked backwards. The numbers from 1 to "MAX" move clockwise around the dual, but the dial rotates counter-clockwise. So if you put a mark on the case at zero when you turn on the…

This hair dryer is simply great and worth every penny spent! I love it! I'm glad I have one with a digital display. While I like this product I think it has two small design flaws. First, there's no line to show what position the temperature dial is in. This is easy to fix yourself with a felt-tip pen. But we have a mark on the handle itself. They are backward. To increase the temperature, turn the knob clockwise. And with a digital display, it's easy. But if you look at the numbers on the pen,

So this product seems strong enough and it works great for what I need it for, but the most noticeable issue is that the dial tells you what heat level You have set to drawn. Levels are listed from Max, then 8-1. Basically, you turn it clockwise to increase the temperature and counterclockwise to decrease it, but the numbers are written counterclockwise on the dial. This means that you max it out by moving clockwise and then rotating the other way. The next setting on the dial is a space…