Fanttik T1 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

Pros: Tips are nice, along with the stand and accessories. Battery is good at medium heat for 1hr+, and it works while plugged in. The stand is nice and well built. The pump worked great, and came with several replacement tips. Tons of extra sponges. Instructions were good, and there are plenty of instructional videos on this exact unit. The unit is light weight, ergonomic, and very comfortable on the hand. I used it for 2+ hours with little to no hand fatigue. Cons: As other reviews have pointed out the charging cable is only 1' long, easily fixed by just getting a longer cord (USBA-USBC is provided). No charging block is provided, easily remedied Here is the big one...the piece that hold the tips into the unit are plastic. it sits down in the shaft the tip goes through it into the unit, and when the cover is screwed down the wings on that plastic piece tighten down and grip the bit holding it securely in place. After about an hour of use I realized I was losing heat to my bit. That's when I noticed that the tips were sitting securely down into the unit. Unpon inspection I see that the cover that is supposed to tighten that when screwed on actually twisted and warped it. It still holds the bit, not if you turn it nose down it will eventually shake loose and you will lose heat. Happen to come at several critical spots in my project. I wanted to come bash them in that moment because I was both frustrated with my project and this tool. Instead I would like to say this is a fantastic product and I'm disappointed in this obvious oversight. I've contacted the company for a resolution, and hopefully they will correct this piece moving forward. If this product issue is fixed it's a 5* all day long would highly recommend anyone to buy it, great quality at a great cost (I purchased on sale for $49.99) EDIT: The company was extremely responsive, immediately sent me a replacement, and have acknowledged that they will look into this weak spot, and make changes if need be.

As a woman I'm new to soldering. I have a few diy projects to knock out and just kept fumbling around with corded solders at my disposal. They are big compared to my fem hands plus the cordage is annoying I was constantly worried one of my dogs would catch the cord right as i used the solderer. I turned to Amazon to see if there were and cordless solderers out there worth a flip and came across this one. Only down sided are I wish it came with the paste and a little bit of the soldering metal/ string (dunno what its called but the stuff you use to melt things together). This was a gift to myself and i sure am happy i got it. There are so many different ways it can be used so for me its a handy multi purpose tool. I can etch images on a piece of leather, canvas or wood. I like making moccasins and will be adding designs using this soldering tool. I received it in great time, packaging was professional and intact. No missing items or damage to the product. The black box was sealed in clear plastic so no doubt it was new. Putting it together was a cinch. However, i was not very forceful when putting the tips in because i have a habit of damaging delicate items and i saw this tool as delicate. Well I learned there is a certain amount of force needed to properly place the tip in the tool and about three clicks that sound as an indication its seated correctly. First time placing the tip i tried turning it on and it just wouldn't stay on. I thought it was faulty as i had expected but I WAS WRONG. LOL i didn't have the tip seated in the tool properly and thank goodness it doesn't heat the tip if its not seated properly. I have two dogs and if the tip was hot one or both of my dogs would have been burned by a tip falling on to the floor a couple times. I watched a couple videos and learned i was not forceful enough in pushing the tips in and i surely didn't hear any clicking happening. The videos helped, I re-seated the tip, heard a few clicks and couldn't pull the tip out after screwing the tip back in and the tool finally stayed on because i seated the tip the way it was supposed to be. After about 3 seconds like a dodo i touched the tip and holy cow, HOT! It wasn't ready yet but holy cow it gets hot fast. THIS IS NOT A TOY! SO BE CAREFUL ... the solderer works and melts as its supposed to. It also etches designs on canvas, leather and wooden frames. I've always dreaded soldering things until I tried the Fanttik T1 Max!! I wish I had more projects lined up just to have an excuse to use this tool. Quality Product, packaging and the Battery lasts. No issues with charging via USB C or with power for the duration of use. Best tool I've bought in several years. I recomend and would buy again...if i break it. LOL

Feels very well built. The tips included are small and a great size for soldering PCBs. I've soldered automotive wires for a decade and a half at this point, but my Snap-On butane soldering iron just wasn't going to work for soldering flight controller boards. I ended up accidentally melting a prop with the heat exhaust from the iron and bridge a pin with solder trying to use the smallest tip I had. So this little battery powered soldering iron is night and day. It charged pretty fast, heats much faster than a butane iron, the tips are micro sized and perfect for small work, and you can use it plugged in as well. It also has a built in work light, that's freaking awesome! For the price it can't be beat, and I really don't see the need for anything more than this tool provides

The only actually good cordless soldering iron I can find, most generic cordless irons are really bad. The iron heats up pretty fast, the C210 tips are great quality. The iron is also smaller than I thought, with a 2600mah battery in it. Overall it's a good iron, not as powerful as a DC smart iron like pinecil or ts100, but for the flexibility it offers it's great. For the price it also gives you a few tips, a base and a suction pen, great value. A pinecil with a power bank is still more powerful, but for my application where I need to get to weird small places, this does the job.

For low soldering it is amazing. Can be used for wax sculpting at the lowest temp. Seems durable so far and all tips are very precise. To solder higher metals like silver you will need a torch method and higher soldering iron. Solders led free solder with ease. Love that it’s portable and chargeable. Very please with it. Shuts off if not used after a while which is really nice as well.

This iron seems to be perfect. That's my initial impression. I'll update if that changes. The quality is top shelf, this is a solid product, not some junky thing, it's machine aluminum and precisely constructed. Heat is the important thing. It floods in stead heat, it doesn't cool off and cause problems and dry joints. I find this better than the butane soldering iron (which is a hassle and a bit of a worry to have a container of explosive gas in the box, so I leave it with the "sparky gear" box and have to go find it when I need it just to run a few connectors. So far, impressed.

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.

I've been doing electronics repair for a number of years now and I'm always on the lookout for a good quality soldering iron. I've seen the reviews of this iron and decided to give it a try. Let's just say I was pleasantly surprised. It's small enough to do intricate trace work but gets hot enough to solder connectors on thicker boards. The included tips mean I can switch between them as needed quickly and easily. The stand is very nice and holds the iron snuggly without making it hard to remove. The iron is able to do just as much as my more expensive irons and the battery actually lasts for a decent amount of time. I would have liked to see a longer cable and possibly a wall wart but since I have longer cables and lots of USB blocks I'm just nitpicking. For the money, I am extremely satisfied with this iron and it now has a permanent place in my work table.