🔌 YIHUA 939D+ Digital Soldering Station: Precision Heat Control & ESD Safe (Black) Review

Less than 2 months of very rare use and now I'm getting an error code that the sensor has stopped working and the unit isn't heating up. The return period has expired. No guarantee. Don't waste money. *UPDATE* After I got a message from the seller, he replaced the entire unit and provided me with two additional irons to fix the fault with the first unit. So far, so good. Let's see if we run into the same problem again.

You get a lot more soldering station than you pay for! This is a very, very good station. Heats up very quickly, less than 10 seconds to maximum temperature. You also get a total of 6 attachments, a very nice iron stand, a very good cleaning tank for the attachments and a nice round sponge. Tweezers with a very thin tip The device also has a fuse to protect against fire! Weller doesn't even have that anymore.

Bought this to replace my Weller soldering iron. I like that you can fine tune the temperature instead of choosing levels 1,2,3. I thought the iron holder was attached to the base in the picture. No, but it's no big deal. I removed the foam legs from the base, used 2 sided tape and placed the holder on the base. I also wrapped safety wire around the iron holder and made a saddle for my solder. Ideal for me. I've only had it a week and have been using it at work for hours. This is definitely an…

This soldering station replaced the Hakko FX - 888d which I thought was better and landed on it. It has a great soldering iron holder with a brass cleaning pad, the iron has a feature the Hakko didn't have, it has a built in thermal switch just in case something goes wrong, something that rattled a bit in the iron. I've opened up my base and the build quality seems good and I've been using it for a few weeks now and it seems just as good if not better than the Hakko. was and you can toggle…

later Don't let the price fool you, it's a decent machine! I've used a Weller 40w soldering iron my whole life (I'm 39) until a friend let me use his larger lipo battery soldering station. I returned home from this event and ordered this machine the next day. This article has not yet disappointed me! It feels well made and works as it should. I've soldered, removed and re-done some SMD components, soldered through, soldered wires from 28g to 8g and had no problem desoldering the 8g wire from…

I've been a Hakko fan for years. My Hakko FX-888 stopped heating and needed a new heating element. I went for the price, this iron was worth it. My Hakko fell off and the front fork was also a bit worn. The iron uses the same tips as the Hakko and with a wide flat chisel tip (5.1mm I think) which I ordered separately I was able to solder 10 gauge rc. Car battery cables to XT90 connectors with the same ease as Hakko. But that's why I like this iron more. Hakko uses knobs to set the temperature…

looks like a well designed soldering tool. I got it to replace my crude 20-year-old Craftsman unit (glad I didn't throw it away!) but the temp reading on this fancy unit didn't seem to match the peak temp very closely - at max temp. It was difficult to install, even melting thin solder without more delay than I expected. Before I could decide if it was a real problem or if I was just impatient, it stopped heating the tip altogether. The display still works properly and reports a rise in…