Soldering Iron Kit Electric with Switch 60W Adjustable Temperature200℃ - 450 ℃ Soldering Gun Welding Tools, Solder Wire Tube/Soldering Stand/5pcs Replacement Tips/Tweezers

I'm blown away by the build quality and value for money with this particular soldering iron kit. You get everything you need to start . Included in the kit is the iron itself, a small stand with sponge for cleaning the tips, instructions, 5 different soldering tips and a tube of solder. The iron itself comes with an adjustable heat setting dial and a clear on off indicator which is great for safety, so you know if it is on or off. It has a switch to change between 220 w and 60 w. Ther eis a comfort grip on the top of the iron to help control and grip it better. Long power lead whixh is very helpful and is great if your power point is far away. I'm really happy with this purchase.

Great product well worth getting for the budding electronics hobby

For the money this is very good. No idea how long it’ll last but good for occasional use I’d say.

Great Product, Fast Shipping! I’m very satisfied with this purchase. The item arrived quickly and was exactly as described. The packaging was secure, and the quality of the product met (or exceeded) my expectations. I would definitely buy from this seller again. Highly recommended!

Very neat little set. I thought it was incredible value, especially as it includes the solder, a stand and several different tips. The fact that you can control the temperature is also quite a bonus.

It is not actually temperature controlled (as the description and pictures suggest). By that I mean there is no sensor feedback regulating the tip to any specific temperature. However, it does have an electronic variable power controller in the handle. The power is variable from 10W minimum to about 70W maximum. To get the specified fast heat up, you would have to manually set it to maximum, then reduce it after say 30s else it will get too hot. If you leave it at minimum on switch on it takes maybe 3-4 minutes to achieve melting point. A thermostatic controlled iron would do this automatically. If soldering a large thermal mass object you would have to manually turn up the dial to get enough heat into the job. Then as soon as you did the job you would have to quickly turn it back to minimum to prevent it overheating and oxidising the tip. It’s ok and it works but there are better ones around for similar money. Thermostatic temperature control is what is ideally needed. I can’t be bothered returning it so it will get used. PS Edit….. I’ve just noticed that the 3 pin UK plug attached to the flex was fitted with a 13 Amp fuse! This is completely wrong for a low wattage appliance with such a thin flex. It absolutely should be a low value such as 1Amp or 2Amp. Even the outside of the plug is embossed with 3 Amps fuse rating! To be fitted with a 13A fuse shows a lack of understanding of UK safety requirements and is offering no protection. I have now replaced it with a 1 Amp fuse.

Looks like a good soldering iron and it comes with lots of solder tips and multicore solder. I haven't tried it yet but I will be back on here if it doesn't meet my expectations

Love it and the price