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

I picked up this MEAKEST soldering kit back in February and it’s quickly become one of my favorite tools in the shop. The adjustable temperature range is a huge plus—it heats up fast and maintains a steady temp, which is crucial for precise work. The LCD display is clear and easy to read, making adjustments simple and accurate.The included accessories are a great bonus—five different tips, quality solder wire, solder paste, tweezers, and a sponge stand—everything you need right out of the box. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned hobbyist, this kit has everything to tackle small electronics, circuit boards, or even wire repairs with ease.For the price, this is a fantastic value. It’s reliable, well-built, and performs just as well as more expensive models I’ve used. Highly recommend for anyone into electronics, DIY, or home repair!

Bought this to solder batteries to a PC board. Worked like a charm! Very well made, comes with a nice assortment of tips. Definitely worth the money.

Soldering iron works well but the solder included with the kit was hard to melt and would not stick well. However, using the flux and solder I already had worked great. Good iron for the money.

Its a good quality, cheap priced, siloldering iron that has interchangeable tips for different soldering tasks, and has a variable temperature adjustment dial, as well as an "off" & "on" switch! It also comes with a mini stand and tip cleaning/wipping sponge, a small reel of 0.8mm solder spool, 5 different tips, and instructions! U can't beat the price and quality!

I'm a beginner hobbyist in electronics and bought this iron to learn with. I've used it to solder a small project together, a couple hours' work. I used low melting temp leaded solder and tips I bought separately, both from separate manufacturers. I haven't tested the tips it came with or the solder it came with.I've only ever used the bare bones harbor freight irons.I am very satisfied with the tool. I was able to solder together a whole project and have it work, and it uses cheap easily available tips so I can burn em up and not worry. So long as it keeps working and doesn't break on me for a good while, I'd recommend it.The rest of what comes in the kit is kinda just filler. I dunno if the solder is any good. Didnt try the tips either, bought a ten pack separate. It has a stand and a sponge but they're tiny, minimum viable. There's a generous tub of some kind of flux, which I did use and it worked fine for running wires and such.

Cheap made but did the job, friend out after 10 heating, Should of bought from Walmart same junk but dollars cheaper,

I upgraded to this iron from one that was at least 25 years old with a tip that had seen better days. I had never owned an iron with an on-off switch or a thermostat. The thermostat allows me to dial the heat down when working on small, heat-sensitive components. The on-off switch isn't important to ma as I always unplug my iron when I'm not using it. An added bonus to this package is the inclusion of various tips, and they are easy to change.

DANGER!!!ELECTROCUTION HAZARD!!!While TRYING to do some soldering, I touched a grounded body of the device that I was soldering on. I saw some sparks, and the GFCI circuit got disconnected. After a quick continuity test, I found out that one of the sides of the 110v plug is directly connected to the metallic body of the iron. And since the plug is not polarized, depending on how you plug it into the outlet will determine if the body of the iron is connected to the neutral or hot wire of the mains. THIS COULD HAVE KILLED SOMEONE if I did not find out this by accident. Not sure how it got Amazon's Choice label. Even though I was able to fix the issue after I took it apart, I don't recommend it, especially to those who do not have much experience working with electrical circuits.And BTW, tips are horrible and do not hold solder at all.