Soldering Iron Kit, 60W 110V Soldering Irons, Adjustable Temperature Soldering Welding Tool Kit with Extra 5pcs Tips, Stand, Sponge, Solder Wire

Good for the price it is! At first I was skeptical but I like how it performs, seems to be made well and works great for vintage electronic soldering. 450⁰ 60 watts max! The stand is good too, it doesn't heat up much, and it holds the iron well. Occasionally the strain relief slips out, but it takes 2 seconds to insert it back into the hole.

You can easily pay this much just for the flux paste alone, so getting the full kit is a great value. The stand is a bit flimsy, but it does the job. The soldering iron heats up quickly, the temperature is adjustable, and it comes with plenty of tips for different jobs. Overall, this is a solid kit for the price and works really well for small projects and repairs.I specifically got it because it comes with the flux and fine tips for repairing broken usb-c ports.

Never soldered before, bought this to try and fix a pair of headphones instead of junking them. Worked great. Headphones: $60 value. Not a week later my computer mouse gives out. I open it up and just had to resolder the battery connection. Mouse: $50 value. Yesterday the furnace gave out, about to call the plumber when I check one more time and find a broken wire. Soldered it back on and it fired up again. Plumber: $300~. This little soldering iron has saved me so much headache and money over the past couple months.The product itself is okay. Comes with the soldering iron, a roll of soldering wire, some paste, various tips, and a stand. I'm no electronics expert but the build quality feels meh. No idea how accurate the temp gauge is but you do have some control over the temps. It's so light you could easily knock it off it's stand or wherever you set it while it's preheating. There's an indicator light that tells you when it's on or off, no other indicators for reaching temperature or whatever. The rubber cap/strain relief for the cable comes off super easily. That being said it heats quickly, holds it's temps, and the body of the iron stays comfortable to use while hot. The different tips were useful for working on different kinds of connections. Overall I've saved ten times the price of the soldering iron in repairs so I would recommend.

Mine works well and does exactly what I want it to.Heats up fast, on/off switch works, temperature adjustment works and seems to be reasonably accurate. I don't need a wide temperature range like this provides, but I guess it's there if I ever do need it. The stand is a little flimsy but it does the job (and it's compact). All the other components are about what you'd expect.I've now used this to complete two electronic kit builds and it's functioned perfectly. Plug it into the wall socket and it's ready to go in under five minutes. Stores back into the box fairly well. Extra tips give additional versatility. I'm a novice, and it seemed to have enough power flow to heat and solder components one right after the other, for as long as I needed.Considering the cost, I'd rate this one as excellent value.

Excellent soldering iron. Much better than the cheap ones I was purchasing from the big box retailers. Well worth the money.

All of the included tools are nice add ons and the carry case is fantastic, but I mainly bought this kit solely for the included PCB. This is my first soldering iron I bought to mod a GBA but didnt want to ruin the board, but the included pcb was an absolute game changer and helped me get confident with the iron and the actual mechanics of soldering in a low stakes environment before soldering wires on the real thing.When it was all said and done with the project, the iron worked flawlessly, the included solder was perfect and the stand is modest but works very well. Definitely going to be using this for more projects in the future.

I don't know why this kit is so highly reviewed. The tips are cheap, oxidize quickly and are difficult to clean even with brass after they become oxidized. the solder is cheap although works fine at times. the flux (if you can even call it that) is pretty much unusable. The iron itself seems to be OK though. if you want to do any soldering involving boards, do not get this. It worked fine for soldering wires together (i was able to do half a dozen or so successfully) until the tips got oxidized beyond resonable repair.

I’ve been using this soldering iron for almost two years now, and it still works like it did on day one.For simple soldering tasks, it’s an excellent device for the price — good quality, heats up quickly, and I’ve had no issues with it.