🔥 High-Performance 90W LCD Digital Soldering Iron Kit: Adjustable Temperature, Fast Heating Ceramic Design - On/Off Switch, 9pcs Soldering Kit Included Review

My only previous soldering experience was with one of those super crappy $5 temperature controlled irons that heats up in minutes so it was a nice upgrade from that. Or at least it was a good upgrade until it accidentally stopped working after just two months. probably not (tweezers, soldering tips, solder suckers) BAD: - The blue handle always rides up the handle when in use so you have to reattach it regularly - The cable is heavy so it can be pulled. iron while it is on the stand. You have…

I especially like that the iron is ready to use in just a few seconds after I start soldering. I like it when there is a temperature gauge. It's fun to watch the temperature change depending on the setting. Not to mention, if you forget to turn it off, it will "sleep" but wake up as soon as the iron detects movement. I had two disappointments. First, my iron stopped heating today. Second, when I called the phone number provided on the website, I received a record that the phone number had not…

Please with this one for the price, for me the temp isn't very accurate (it's accurate enough) but I'm not sure what temp for the ceramic insert you put the tips in or the tips themselves. I'm very impressed with what was included (not that any of the accessories are of any particular quality) but it gives you the good part and pretty much what you need. I don't drink often, maybe once. annually/biennially, last time I haven't stored my stuff since I moved 2 years ago but this unit was way…

UPDATE: I've added a few photos of 18, 16, 14, and 12 gauge wires before and after soldering with this iron. I didn't use the included solder as I don't think it works well for thicker wires like 14 or 12 gauge. Instead I used Kester 60/40 .050 solder which you can buy right here at Revain. And while you can use a large knife tip to do what I did, I highly recommend using a larger knife tip if you're aiming for larger soldering projects or thicker wire. The tip must be suitable for work, a…

I think this is a great little iron for $30. I had to calibrate it, but now it works very reliably. i am amateur The tip included in the kit slips onto the ceramic rod and rests on the metal base. I have different nozzles from other cheap irons and they don't touch the metal base, they are shorter by about 1mm. I used my old ones because I thought it would give the tip better contact with the ceramic. If you unscrew the black ring you can barely see the circuit board and you can see the 4 wires