Soldering Iron Kit for Electronics, Yome 19-in-1 60w Adjustable Temperature Soldering Iron with ON/OFF Switch, Digital Multimeter, 5pcs Soldering Iron Tips, Desoldering Pump, Screwdriver, Stand

The media could not be loaded.  First of all I have to say I love this kits and it comes at a great price. I am replacing my old heavy soldering gun with this kit.The soldering iron itself is much like others in shape and size but has an on/off switch and temperature gauge to better control. I also like the silicone handle that makes it easy to hold and control. It has a total of 6 tips for various sizes of work. I mainly use mine for building or repairing HAM radio antennas. With a warm-up time of roughly one minute it is easy to change the tips fairly quickly I feel the need. I also appreciate that this kit comes with a stand that to hold the iron while it is on but is collapsible so it stores nicely in the kit.The other big feature of this kit is the digital multimeter. It does vay more than I know how to do right now. From testing resistance, transistors, and buzzers to measuring DC and AC voltage and currents. This same type of multimeter is very hard to find because it has the EBCE area. I don’t know what it means just that most meters don’t have this feature. I usually need just the alarm feature which tells me if my wires have continuity from one end to the other. It uses a standard 9v battery which is included in the kit and it only take one screw to remove the door to put the battery in.This kits has all the necessities you need to get the job done from the wire cutter/stripper, extra wire for your project, tweezers sold wire in a handy tube, a desoldering vacuum pen and an 8 bit magnetic screwdriver along with a nice leather zip around case with elastic straps to keep everything in its place.This is the perfect kit iw was looking for and it caving me from having to dig through things to find the correct tools and supplies when I have project to be done.If was to buy all these items separately it would cost around $60-$80. The soldering iron and multimeter alone cost more than the whole kit. 5 starts for a great product at a very affordable price.

Keep in mind that this review comes from someone who's had absolutely no experience with soldering or using a multimeter before purchasing this kit.The kit came with everything listed, and I had 0 expectations except that the soldering iron would get hot, and that the solder would melt when in contact with the iron.That said, with only a few youtube videos to guide me, I've managed to secure a battery that was previously taped down in a used Super Famicom game I purchased off Amazon (the tape wasn't keeping the battery secured and the game would lose saves if knocked around enough). The battery is now secure and the game will hold saves for years to come.As you can see in the pictures above, my second project was to restore the screen on a gameboy my family purchased back when they were originally released, and though things started off a little dicey and I made the screen look worse, I stuck with it and turned the temp up a bit and in a little over an hour those lines of pixels that had been missing for over a decade are working just fine again.The multimeter appears to function just fine, getting a proper 3 volt reading from the coin cell battery I worked with on my first project, the tweezers came in handy holding the battery in place as I soldered, and though I already have a swappable-bit screwdriver kit, a spare is always nice to have just in case. I have no experience with solder beyond what came with this kit, but it's holding that battery in place just fine.Honestly it seems like a great value for anyone looking to get into soldering. I'm sure more experienced individuals would be able to explain the nuances, strengths and flaws of the tool far better than I, but all I can offer are the pleasant results I've achieved so far, and I'm looking forward to future projects and repairs that have opened up now that I have a soldering iron.

This is probably the best kit for the money, you can buy. In fact I found one that looked exactly like it that was rated one of the top 5 kits you can get. Don't know if it was the same brand of Yome or not.The main thing is I got this and immediately set to repairing a circut on my favorite Christmas tree, and it worked OK. I really needed some flux and I feel it should have been included in the kit. I am used to lead soldering so I didn't really know what flux to get, or I would have ordered it separately. I'm an old hand at soldering so I had to catch up to the new metals here. I think I do like tin soldering better - expecially since it is safer and less toxic.I didn't rate it high for beginners, because unfortunately I feel a beginner is going to need all the help they can get. They should watch some video on YouTube and at least get a clue; and also they should start out with something easier to use like a complete soldering station with LED read out or such. I may not use this thing again for a long time, so I stuck with the cheap option. YMMV

Gracias llegó muy bien, igual que en la foto