FanttikT1 Max Soldering Iron Kit, Cordless Soldering Iron, 7 Seconds Fast Heating(390°F-840℉), Auto Sleep, 4 Precision Soldering Tips(C210), 360° Swivel Stand, Soldering Iron for Precision Repair

I love this thing.Back story - I bought a cheap soldering iron and it destroyed everything I used it on. So I returned it and got this one.They actually thought through the design of this product unlike so many things now a days.- The stand works and is stable enough to hold the iron while you press a wire against it etc.- The little tip drawer is well made and spring loaded / locks in place well.- The tips fit in like a dermal tool tip almost - secure, and simple and all feels well made.- Battery life seems good so far ~ only used for a couple hours on and off- It gets really hot right at the tip and it does it fast. Able to heat a small pin and wire to soldering temp in a second or two and it is easy to get it where you want.- Feels nice, fits the hand well, button could be towards the back so you do not accidentally turn it off ( done that twice ) but I will adapt.- Has a ring light around the front to help see ( eyes are not what they were in my youth so this is good )If Apple made tools, they would probably be a lot like these.I got it for a good price.. I can not recall exactly at the moment, but maybe $50-$60 and it is worth every penny.I was not paid or given this product for review, nor asked for my review. That being said... If the company would like me to review other products, I would be more than happy to test them out :D.

I don’t leave reviews often but I am in love. This thing is AWESOME! Buying soldering irons, you always have to worry about power, never enough power, or hot enough. While I use this for micro jobs, it hasn’t failed me yet, and it’s so small, the tip can get anywhere! I use it under a microscope. I just love it. And it is so well made. Just a perfect tool

Fantastic little soldering iron.I use it for my RC’s fixing wires or changing connectors. It does its job well and quick. I’m an amateur when it comes to soldering so I can’t really say much about the temp control or how it affects things. What I can say is that I usually have it set to the 750 degree nob and it heats up in an instant and gets the 12,10 and even 8gauge wires hot enough to absorb the solder. So it’s perfect for what I use it for.The holder is also really nice to have and it comes with a desoldering pump thing. Haven’t used this particular one but it creates some decent suction, better than the one I usually use so I’d say it would work fine.

I ordered this soldering iron because I needed something that I could just pick up and use immediately. This does that very well, and it's now a staple of my workstation at home.However, there is a slight issue that I have encountered. When the soldering tip is not inserted completely into the device, the device will blink to let you know they are not insterted, which is very useful. Unfortunately, it's very difficult to get the tips to actually get into the soldering iron. For some reason, they are very difficult to get in, and in my case, I've had to take them out and put them back in over ten times before they register. Once they're in, they're in, and it works great, but I can only provide it with four stars for that purpose. The iron seems durable, and the heat transfer works great, so I fully recommend this for anyone who works with hobby electronics.

This cordless soldering iron is much higher quality that I would have expected. The packaging and boxing was higher end to start. The actual soldering iron is fantastic. I bought this for some fine wire soldering and right out of the box it's great. I would highly recommend this!

does it function? sure. until the battery no longer carries enough juice to heat the tip to your temp setting. hope you remembered to keep it constantly plugged in recharging on its little 12” long charge cable while you were working.11 watts. That’s what it’s rated in the item description. it works fine for occasional hobbyist type sessions, as long as you don’t mind shelling out $10 per replacement tip every 2-3 weeks and 2-3 projects, because that’s the longest they will last at 570°F and below. Since i’ve moved on to advanced electronics, 11 watts doesn’t cut it. You need 40 or more.I repaired or built exactly 5 guitars, half of a pedal, and repaired a toy or two for my kid. how do you go through a half dozen tips after only that much work, watching your heat, re-tinning and fluxing properly?all in all, this thing is about $30 over priced, and you will pay $30-40 in additional tips within the first 3-6 months of casual usage. And that is if the tips don’t separate in half while you are attempting a delicate operation, which one did, and it ruined the socket of a PCB when it fell off the tool. What a piece of unreliable, hidden cost trash from yet another fly-by-night chinese company with a goofy non-sense name and zero brand credibility.

I had doubts this thing could get hot enough but this thing heats up in less than 10 seconds. I am trying to find things to solder its so easy to use. I was putting off several projects to avoid busting out the wired soldering iron.worth every penny so far.

I can’t speak to longevity, but holy cow where have you been all my life? This thing heats up super fast and the tiny tips are perfect for small spaces. You can tell that it is quality right out of the box. Anyway, gotta go back to enjoying my new toy!