Soldering Iron Kit, 90W 110V LCD digital soldering gun，12-in-1 Soldering Iron Kit Tool，Temperature adjustable from 180-480°C，5 soldering tips，soldering wire，soldering paste，soldering pump

Works great. Adjustable and gets hot quick I have done a lot of projects with it and it is still working after a year.

I followed the instructions to initialize the top, the unit heated rapidly and finished the job neatly. Good value.

It comes with almost everything you need, but is for someone who only needs to do a few things. It gets hot fast and the temperature control allowed me to get it set to what I needed. I'm not sure the readings are accurate, but I go by how well it's doing based on my style. Pretty much everything you need to try it out and keep it in one place. It could benefit with a little more free space under the clear plastic try. I have a small tube of flux that barely fits there. The stand is small, but also does the job. Take the metal wire part off and store it under the plastic block. The sponge is small, works, but again not for long term. The tips are okay, the beveled ended one I prefer, even when kept tinned, wore a hold into the center. It can pull solder away from the joint at that point and I'll need a replacement. Good for someone who wants to try it and not invest in a bunch of pieces. It has everything someone who is starting out should need.

I think soldering electronics components is become almost a lost art. I've been doing it for longer than I care to admit. I actually have a handy kit that I've put together and used for the last 20 years. However handling some of the smaller smd circuits you have to be very careful about temperature control around adjacent components. I selected this kit for its temperature control as well as some fresh, smaller tips. Lately a lot of my work has required using a magnifying headset. I'm even getting ready to invest in a digital soldering stand with a magnifying display. I am pleased with how it feels and adjusts. Feels like it will hold up to years of use. I do have an infrared thermometer that I've used to double check results. The temperature control may be a little bit off, but if you are patient and start at a slightly lower setting you'll know when you are at the desolder point. If you use different temperature solders for reattaching devices you'll be able to calibrate your own settings. This is a good price for a very useful product

Honestly loved this product, it gave me all the tools needed, i wired up my whole boat thrailer with this and can use for other wiring.

My personal soldering kit I have had for a very long time had in all words bit the dust and I needed a new one on the fly for a project I had to complete. Just was looking for a cheaper one until I could get mine fixed.The kit works amazing and would highly recommend for beginners. Ease clean up, and the manual gives enough tips and tricks for beginners. The temperature control system works great. And the accessories work smoothly. Over all money well spent.

Since I'm just a beginner I can only give this a five star rating since the kit had everything I need for the tiny jobs for which I used it. The tips are all still good so far and the iron heats up quickly. Any mistakes or misuses are probably my own fault since this is one giant experiment.

It’s an ok set for beginners but it’s unfortunately very cheaply made and not good for advanced projects. The tips are like sheaths that go over the ceramic heating element and in my opinion it diminishes heat transfer and retention. I used it to swap joysticks for my ps5, and it could barely keep up with the lead free solder that Sony uses, especially the stuff IN the pads. No matter how much flux I used with the pump and desoldering wick it just couldn’t get the job done. This would be good if you wanted to upgrade speakers in your car or for anything at the surface level. The tips also seemingly stop working after 10 minutes. I did like the chisel tip, but again, after 10 minutes, basically trash. Just save the hassle and spend the extra $20.