🔧 UY CHAN Pocket Size Programmable Soldering Tool Review

I had a TS-100 before and liked it, but the case broke at the top and was very difficult to repair. I was about to do a new 3D print but couldn't find an STL that looked good. So I decided to upgrade to the C-80 as everything I read said it was way better than the TS-100. I DO NOT AGREE AT ALL. A few weeks later I put it in my closet for good and did my best with a $50 hot air repair station. I used it recently when the repair station was too big to move, but it immediately occurred to me why I

Bought 1 about a year ago for personal use and works fine with little use. I decided to buy two more for work and both soldering irons broke down after 1 month of light use. They turn on and you can choose the temperature, but the screens flicker and the temperature jumps randomly. When soldering something larger than 24 gauge or a solder pad larger than 2mm, the soldering iron doesn't have time and accidentally shuts off. After turning off, even after a reset, sometimes it does not read the…

I got my TS80P from another website. So things have changed a bit from my previous review. First, my old TS80's OLED screen got so dark it was unreadable. Second, Miniware have released a range of different 3.5mm jacks so I finally have a hoof attachment. Finally, the TS80P was released, whose power circuit was upgraded to support USB Power Delivery up to 30W, almost double the 18W of its predecessor. You don't have to use the adapter that came with the iron though, you can still use the 18w…