DIAFIELD Mini Heat Gun, 2 Temp Setting 302℉-842℉ Fast Heat Hot Air Gun Tool with Reflector Nozzle and 5.9Ft Cable Overload Protection for Epoxy Resin, Craft, Embossing, Shrink Wrapping & DIY

This looks and feels like a quality engineered design.Fully functional.Even the included illustrated instruction manual is informative and is easily grokked and not full of the usual sophomoric leagal safety blather but provides in fact useful information.

This is simple to use and works well..Two temperature settings..Very easy to use with a simple switch for two temperature settings..Heats up very fast..The fan is not too noisy..Easy and comfortable to hold.

Burnt myself a little. But it is adjustable and works quite well for my little projects I’ve used it for!

I'm not an expert in drying tech, so consider this a layman's opinion. I needed a heat gun to apply heat to a cell phone and loosen the glue holding the back of the phone on. If you check the Internet you'll see all kinds of videos from kids that do this sort of do-it-yourself repair on their devices. It beats paying to upgrade when you don't want to, and I like the idea of not giving into the phone companies that have decided they're not going to make it easy to keep your existing phone.Anyway, since it was my first time doing this I went really slowly and started at the lowest heat setting. I like that this device comes with a dial to modify the heat level. The rocker switch in the handle also lets you choose between to speeds of air.Yes, it's sort of a glorified hair dryer, but I'll take it and not have to bug family members to borrow their items. Anyway, the project was successful; I was able to heat up the phone safely and eventually pry off the back and replace the battery.If I had any concern, it was that the documentation claims the heat gun goes from 112 F at the low dial setting and low speed fan and escalates from there. Supposedly this starting temp is sufficient to restore viscosity to the glue. But I found I had to raise the dial to about 4 before the back of the phone started loosening up enough for me to get a pry tool into it. It would indicate this heat gun may not be quite as strong as advertised, but it does work and probably would be sufficient for most purposes. It was also very affordable so I plan to keep it.

Sucker is HOT! Puts out a lot of heat for the size. Luckily you can select temperature

Gets hot quick on the high setting. Like the variable settings. Worth the money!

Bought two of these and two heat guns from another brand. The two Diafield units work well with 10 hour days. One of the two Ace Hardware brands only lasted a couple days.

Worked great to take 2 layers of old tint off my car

Great heat gun at a resonable price. Works good. Stands up nice on table,has rotating cord in bottom of handle so makes movement easy. Only small issue with temp dial. Its Inset abit so hard to change heat setting with gloves on. But no biggie. Usually no gloves. Nice heat gun.

The heat gun is great to use , however it is bulky hard to get into tight spots, it works well taking paint off stair rails and spindels , i would look for one a little smaller next time, this heat gun is still a good buy

It’s ADJUSTABLE!!

Works fine, heat is okay. As for quality, the fit and finish could be better, but at this price range, it's expected. The wheel temp adjustment was a tad stiff and the smooth plastic made it hard to get a grip to rotate, over time, it loosen up. The rectangular plastic edges around the temp dial felt a bit sharp, probably flashing from the moulding process, a quick sanding fix it.the attachment went on quite well, had to loosen the large enclosed heat spreade. Overall a good buy.

Definitely find the variable heat and fan option an asset for working with some electronics. The adapters are helpful to narrow the flow of heat too. Seems to be a good value for the price