YIHUA 926 III 60W Digital Soldering Iron Station, with 2 Helping Hands, 194ºF~896ºF Adjustable Precise Temp, °C/ºF switch, Sleep & Calibration Functions + 6 Extra Solder Tips, Solder sucker &Tweezers

I love this soldering iron. For the money it works fantastic. Lots of temp range and accessories. Gets hot fast and shuts down automatically when not used. Great quality.

This is a great iron. works great and comes with just about everything you need. Don't forget to order some flux as it does not come with that.

Temperature sensor on the thing is a little meaningless because it seems to measure the temperature of whatever is heating inside and not the temperature of the solder tip as it takes a bit of time to heat up. It takes roughly 1-2 minutes to fully heat up to whatever temperature you need it to be. The hands are pretty flimsy and honestly don't help a ton so I typically don't use them. The solder seems to be pretty good and it starts to melt around 400 degrees but I typically use 600-700 degrees as i find that works best. The different soldering tips is definitely really useful and makes it versatile in a lot of different applications depending on what you're working on. overall really great value, would definitely recommend to someone for the price point.

Wasted a lot of time and money on 450° and straight hot soldering irons. Wasted a lot of guitar pots do to wrong heat. This baby here solved all my problem. Heats ups great. Quality of work tobe done looking much better. Made it's own station. Everything together now easy to use and move and store. Those two helping hand clips work so great making all things easier and no burnt hands. Came with everything one might need and instructions all.

I bought this soldering iron for occasional use on guitar repairs. Since I do not solder daily, this looked like A good choice for light duty. The first time I used it, I set the temperature to 700 degrees, and try to tin the tip. Even though it was set to 700, it would not melt the supplied solder. After about three minutes, I was able to tin the tip, but still not able to transfer enough heat to tin a piece of wire. I held the tip to the wire for over one minute but, it still did not transfer enough heat for the wire to tin. I tried using leaded solder to rule out the possibility that the supplied led free solder was the problem, but got the same results. Since there are so many positive reviews, I am assuming that there is something wrong with this unit. I am going to give it another chance and exchange this one and see if a replacement will heat the tip more accurately, If the replacement works, I will update my review. Update: I just received my replacement two days ago and finally got a chance to test it. The replacement works fine. I'm giving this a 5-star review because I got it for occasional soldering projects. The package comes with everything one would need to get started, and for the amount of use that I will be giving it, it will probably last years. I doubt this device will hold up for more than a year with heavy use. It's very functional but made of cheaper materials.