🔥 Revolutionary NewHail Soldering: Pocket-Sized, Programmable & Original! Review

I've wanted to try one of these mini soldering irons for a long time and now that I have it I see what all the fuss is about. The soldering iron is programmable but I don't know anything about it other than that it's possible. Based on the time I've spent with the TS80p, it's proven to be a handy and easy-to-use soldering iron. I've attached a video showing me fiddling with the UI a bit as I've never used either one before so it may take a while to get used to it. The TS80p heats up quickly and

This MINIWARE NewHail TS80P digital soldering iron is an updated version of the excellent TS80 soldering iron and is a sister product to the TS100. This soldering iron is superb in its performance and although the price seems high it is the cheapest I have found and definitely worth the investment. It heats up quite quickly thanks to support for the PD2.0 or QC3.0 power protocol, which ensures compatibility with numerous sources. It features a USB Type-C power input and runs open source…

Professionally, I worked as a hand solderer in an electronics factory. I've been soldering for about 40 years. I have two soldering workhorses that I stumbled upon hoping to expand my soldering hardware. My base station is a Weller WE1010, which is pretty much the gold standard for soldering irons, and a Weller/Portasol butane soldering iron for when I need to get away from my desk. They both complete the tasks I give them without complaints or questions and I have found that I can fully rely…