60W Adjustable Temperature Soldering Iron Kit - 9-in-1 With 5 Tips, Solder Wire Stand for Soldering and Repair

I was surprised by the quality of this 60W soldering iron kit! The adjustable temperature feature works great, allowing the perfect heat for my different projects. It heats up quickly and holds temperature well.. For instance, I had a wiring splice I needed to connect on my vehicle. With the help of some online videos and this kit, I was able to ensure a secure connection for my headlight harness. It came out perfect.The kit includes everything you need: multiple tips, a stand and with sponge, and some flux. All the tools feel solid and well-built, not cheap like some other kits I've tried. The ergonomic handle makes it easy to work on detailed tasks without fatigue.If you're into DIY electronics, repairs, or crafting, this kit is a fantastic value. Whether you're a beginner or someone with more experience, it has everything to get started right out of the box. Highly recommended!

Wow! This is by far the best pencil iron I've ever used, WHEN CONSIDERING PRICE. It's dirt cheap, heats quickly, and maintains temperature fairly well. The temp adjust dial isn't especially accurate, but it get the job done fine.The instructions are on another level. Five minutes of reading and I know more about tip care, iron maintenance, and tip degradation than my father did, and he wired F16s back in the day.Along with the iron, you get a small but excellent stand, big chunk of rosin,10 feet of solder (unknown composition though), and a handful of different tips.My only complaint, and it may be a big one for some people, is that the retaining rings (holds body/heating element to the handle) really suck. The metal is thin and weak, and the threads are just nasty, unless you enjoy cross threading. I expect the rings to fail after switching tips a few more times, but I'm fairly certain JB Weld and some thin nuts will fix the issue. No problem for me, maybe for you, though.I'm gushing. This iron was a very pleasant surprise. It's a great backup for anyone, and perfect for a first iron, or for general electrical work around the house. Well done, company and factory!

This is my first soldering iron. It is nice that this kit comes with everything that you need to get started. I would have given it five stars except for, the solder and flux are separate. For a beginner it is much easier to use solder wire that incorporates the flux in the wire. The stand for the iron is also small and the iron can easily fall off of it. The iron works fine. The temperature adjustment is nice. I have already repaired several wires that our puppy chewed. This is a nice inexpensive soldering iron that will do what is needed.

Nice kit! This is just what I needed. I picked this one because of the variable heat control settings.The control for that could be more pronounced, but it works. Several tips to chose from fordifferent situations. This product performed beautifully for its purpose.

Awesome little tool! Great value. Lightweight.

Ok small soldering pencil. Adjustable temps nice idea, but not terribly accurate on temperature settings. Multiple tips work well. Solder in package is useless along with the terrible solder flux, so out the package i couldn't do much with it.

My trusty Radio Shack soldering station is just too large to do this radio kit. This little iron featured a .2 mm tip and was ten bucks so it was ordered before reviewing. Arriving on time, it was quickly put to work and it is PERFECT for tiny through-hole electronic parts among tiny-er surface mounted parts! Heats quikly and seems hotter than the thermo dial says but plenty hot for good solder joints.I WILL follow up with either good or bad report after this project is complete. Right now, if it keeps working I will keep using it.Update: Bought in July 2023 and failed May 2025. Nearly two years of flawless performance. I do not know which quit, either the heat element or the solid state control but its heat diminished to unusable. The exact replacement is even less money so will be finishing the exact same design of radio soon!

Worked really well for about a year or so and then the cord insulation broke and started pulling away. Not sure how it happened though; the iron sits in a holder and doesn't see a ton of use. Maybe because it was in the garage subjected to heat and cold swings over the seasons? Anyway, it wasn't in an area easily fixed and it was pretty inexpensive, so I just tossed it. At least the extra tips can be used on the replacement. I am going to add a bit of heat-shrink tubing as a strain relief in that area so hopefully the new one will last a bit longer.