KesterSolder 63/37 .015 Dia. 1LB Spool

This stuff is touted as an "industry standard" for electronics and works great. A little pricey but will last you a very long time and you can't really put a price on a solid solder connection that won't corrode under normal conditions.

This solder works great for microsolder of smaller devices: Xbox, Playstation, Nintendo Switch.

Mine came a little tangled like others have mentioned, but with a bit of patience and thought it works perfectly.

I thought I had the thinnest solder you could buy until this arrived. This is great for working on really small stuff but for larger joints the next size up would mean having to push less length into the connection. (you still get a pound of solder either way). the 63/37 goes from liquid to solid really fast which is great.

Item is as described (aside from Amazon's listed weight which seller says he can't get changed), it is a full 1 pound spool. Promptly shipped, well packed, would buy from again.

Everyone raves about Kester solder so I figured I would give it a try. It is good solder there is no denying that, but it is not the best I have used. Loctite Multicore is slightly better and leaves a much shinier surface. Examining both solders on on several joints under a microscope, the Kester had thousands of tiny pits which isn't visible to the naked eye while the Loctite had far less pits and was shiny under the microscope while the Kester wasn't.. Comparing the joints side by side, while the Kester is shiny and you would never know it unless you saw it next to the Loctite, the Loctite was far more shiny then the Kester. Aside from trying it, I needed the .015 solder and couldn't find Loctite with 1lb spool on Amazon so I went with Kester. It is still great solder but not the best.

Works great

Get your leaded solders while you can! Prices are going way up and this is a good price for the thin stuff of highest quality.