SEEKONE Mini Heat Gun 2 Temperature 260℃/450℃, 350W Handheld Hot Air Gun Tool 1.5S Fast Heating with Overload Protection, Non-Slip Rubber Body, Nozzle for Craft Embossing, Shrink Wrapping

Seems well made with hard and soft (grippy) plastic. Helpful attachment is great for heating heat shrink tubing evenly. It’s great for simple DIY/Electrical tasks like cable repair and it’s small size allows it to be tidied away and not take up lots of space.

Good size, efficient, good price, does the job well, i recommend.

This heat gun is great. Light weight, the battery lasts well, it heats up really quickly.

Fast, easy and perfect shrinking of 8 sleeves without risk of overheating. Did a perfect job when refurbishing an antique standard lamp using (new) braid-covered flex. Sleeves stop the braid unravelling and make a neat professional job (not than anybody is likely to see this for years!). One of those tools that I've wished I'd had every time... but difficult to justify because I don't often need one and I generally don't buy cheap tools (because I usually regret doing so!). This works so well that a heat shrink sleeve will no longer be a matter of "it's such a PITA do I really need to?". Only 3 Stars because: 1) The heat reflector hadn't been de-burred to remove sharp edges (risk of cut fingers) and so wouldn't slide over the nozzle. 2) The claimed maximum temperature of 350°C is nonsense! At 350°C heat-shrink sleeving, standard cable insulation and solder would all be completely melted! Using a thermocouple thermometer, I got a maximum reading of 200°C inside the mouth of the nozzle; the working temperature in the heat reflector was around 180°C (350°F!) depending on where the sensor was held - ideal for heat-shrink sleeves. The gun does take about 10-15 seconds to reach full temperature from cold, so if shrinking a sleeve where heating anything close by is a risk, get the gun hot first, turn off, get it in place and give a quick blast. Without the reflector, temperatures are below 190°C unless you get the nozzle so close that air-flow is significantly restricted - a BAD idea! Most modern lead-free solders have melting points of around 218°C but be aware that lead-tin solders (banned in consumer goods from 1/1/2006, but commonly used in electrical/electronic devices before 2002) start to melt at 183°C. I haven't tried using this gun for removing paint (I've got a 1500W, 2-heat, gun for this) but I doubt this little gun is anything like hot enough.

I absolutely love this mini heat gun! It’s surprisingly powerful for such a compact tool. I use it for various tasks like shrinking heat shrink tubing, removing paint, and even softening adhesives, and it gets the job done quickly and efficiently. The size is perfect for precision work — it's small, lightweight, and easy to maneuver in tight spaces. I was worried it might not be powerful enough for larger tasks, but it has more than enough heat for small to medium-sized jobs, and it heats up super fast. The two temperature settings are really convenient and allow for control depending on the task. It also has a nice ergonomic design, which makes it comfortable to hold for extended periods without feeling fatigued. It’s very well built, and the safety features, like the protective nozzle, make me feel confident using it. It’s also super quiet compared to other heat guns I’ve used in the past, which is a huge plus! For anyone who needs a reliable, portable, and effective heat gun for small projects, this one is an excellent choice. Highly recommend!

Works perfect, gets hot mega quick. Good buy if your in the market for one 😀

perfect foe the j9b

The heat gun is small and light, with 2 heat settings. It is suitable for multiple uses. I personally bought it to speed up the drying process or watercolour and acrylic painting and am very happy with the results.