YIHUA 926 III 110W

Adjustable temp and nice soldering station. I used this on repairing my 2012 Chevy Colorado 4x4 center console switch. Lighting was out and buttons were intermittent. Installed LED lighting and replaced all three micro switches (2WD, 4WD High and 4WD Low). The lighting for the passenger air bag logo was also out so I replaced the incandescent bulbs as well with LEDs. Now I have full function and lighting back. I would have just bought an entire new switch from GM, but they discontinued this part and only available as used.

I'm using this for stained glass soldering. It has everything I need and the quality of the soldering iron surpasses others I've used. The soldering iron has good balance and fits both my medium size hand as well as my husband's large hand just fine. Excellent buy.

One of the arms doesn’t stay up well. Otherwise this is a great unit that heats up quickly. The extra tips are nice to have.

nice adjustable heat. works very well

Works great, it is a big upgrade from my previous radio shack one. Heats up really fast and seems to keep the temperature without any issue, great value for the money, love the fact that the sleeping time is configurable and also goes back to temp right away when waking up.

It's working well

I always wanted a soldering station and this one had the right price and features that i thought i could use. I had a soldering project in mind, some electronics, and bought this unit. It came in a few days, Boxed well and all the little adders were included. It came with a suction desolder tool that broke on the second use. When i say second use, i mean the second time i retracted the plunger. The case is plastic but the tool itself is reasonably well made. I did find it difficult to set the temperature, and well, it doesnt appear that the setting are accurate or that the tool maintains heat well enough. I haven't experimented with tips or anything else but did find that i could not get the tool hot enough to melt some electronic solder or silver bearing solder even at the highest settings. These are things that i was able to do easily with a cheap pencil iron from Radio Shack that had no adjustment but a plugged into a wall. Also, my Weller trigger type soldering gun worked fine. So i have to give this 3 stars for temperature and overall heating.

Very compact, all in one, a small footprint compared to other setups I use. The iron heats up fast and the tool tray on top holds extra components at an easy reach.