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

This is an excellent solder iron, very well made and super useful!I’m. Not that into soldering stuff, but had to have an iron to solder some stereo wires because I hate hack jobs and those butt connectors- they just make a wiring job look horrible and the connections are not that great.I bought this because it was cordless and can solder at various temps. It lasts a good amount of time on a single charge and doesn’t take that long to charge. I just plugged it in to charge about an hour before I began my project and it lasted the entire duration.It did such a good job that I even used it to remake my door wire harness on my 91 MR2 and the results were perfect.It comes with multiple tips and I found the fine point to be extremely valuable when dealing with small areas.The base is awesome and has a sponge for cleaning the tip. Looks great and is made great.Overall an excellent solder iron!

Heats up sooo fast! I’ve used it a few times now and the tips it comes with are perfect. I’ve soldered a few times and also used it to heat a small grub screw with lock tight. I haven’t had an issue with the auto shutoff feature. It literally get to temp is under 10 seconds depending how hot you have it set. It’s light weight and comfortable to hold. The stand with sponge are nice looking and work well. The little storage compartment for the tips is great and keeps things organized. The solder sucker is very strong and well built.

I'm in the electronics and computer repair and collected a lot of precision tools from known brands to no brand , I'm familiar with this tool before until I started to explore the brand which results that I am already a FANttik! I love these tools, its well made, built with a good quality materials, so I bought several Fanttik tools like screwdrivers both manual and electric, rotary tool including this soldering iron, I like it where they corporate the soldering iron+ stand and included a Desoldering pump are a plus the soldering iron is wireless and with USB-C connectivity if you want with no power interruption, the iron itself is easy to handle, replaceable tips is a plus with extra tips, no complicated buttons to familiarize just the power button, I like the rotary knob to increase temperature vs digital control, cuz electronics inside a soldering iron may fail, although a digital is good for someone who is particular on digital but a standard soldering iron still does the job since the 80's, I recommend this product for quick non heavy works, but still have to use this on a regular basis but not to over used for heavy soldering jobs to prolong life, just hoping the tools made from this company will last long. On some users wish to buy don't assume this is a heavy duty soldering iron, if you have a heavy soldering works still use a wired one and not to overused it.

This is by all means a very good portable soldering iron but please remember this is low wattage and meant for small jobs, maybe small caps, resistors, wires, etc. Anything that draws a decent amount of heat from the tip this iron would not be able to keep up, because of the low wattage. Don't get me wrong, this has a lot of uses as is but even cell phones have relatively large ground plane.The upside is it's well made and portable, charge lasts a long time and the tips are so small you can get into tight spaces.The only downside for me is that I can't just throw this in a bag with the tip inserted, there's no cap to protect the power button and tip from damages and switching on, it looks like it's meant to stay in the stand, with the stand it really isn't portable anymore. Even though you have to long press for heat up it still could accidently switch on.So anyone interested in this please for your safety I personally emplore you, it may not happen but a large margin for accidents still exists for this thing to switch on when not transported properly, I would urge you to first remove the tip as that would take away this concern entirely....

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.