Awesome tool. It was so nice to have a free hand while soldering. This iron gets plenty hot enough to get the job done.

I have been using this item does help out with a plastic items that have been broken and seems to do the job well. Instead of buying the original port switch to cost a good amount of money that I fixed on the riding lawnmower outside panel who is great good night. Highly recommended

I recently purchased the 60W Automatic Soldering Iron Kit with Ceramic Heater, and it has been an excellent addition to my toolkit. Here’s why I’m giving this product five stars:Quick Heating:The soldering iron heats up incredibly fast, allowing me to get to work almost immediately. The ceramic heater is highly efficient, reaching the desired temperature in no time, which is perfect for both quick fixes and longer projects.Ease of Use:This soldering iron is very user-friendly. The ergonomic design ensures a comfortable grip, making it easy to handle even during extended use. The automatic temperature control feature is a great addition, providing consistent heat without constant adjustments.Comprehensive Kit:The kit includes everything needed for soldering tasks, from the soldering iron itself to various tips and accessories. The included stand and cleaning sponge are particularly handy, keeping the workspace organized and safe. The accessories are of good quality and make the kit versatile for different types of soldering jobs.Reliable Performance:The 60W power output is just right for a wide range of applications, providing enough heat for effective soldering without overheating components. The performance has been reliable and consistent, ensuring high-quality solder joints every time.Durable and Well-Made:The build quality of the soldering iron and accessories is impressive. The materials used are durable, and the soldering iron feels sturdy and well-constructed. I expect this kit to last a long time, even with regular use.Portability:The kit comes in a convenient carrying case, making it easy to transport and store. This is a great feature for those who need to take their soldering tools on the go or want to keep everything organized in one place.Overall Experience:In summary, the 60W Automatic Soldering Iron Kit with Ceramic Heater has exceeded my expectations. It heats up quickly, is easy to use, and comes with a comprehensive set of accessories. The reliable performance and high-quality construction make it a fantastic choice for anyone in need of a soldering solution.Conclusion:I highly recommend this soldering iron kit for both beginners and experienced users. It does the job efficiently, heats up fast, and offers ease of use that makes soldering tasks straightforward and enjoyable. This kit is a valuable addition to any workshop or toolbox.

It needs 1 mm solder

I've been needing something like this for decades. As long as it does not die a sudden death like some have reported, it's worthy of 5 stars. I let it heat up, soldered some wires, and let it cool down 6 times. Still working. Gave it 4 stars because I haven't had it long enough to judge its longevity. Fingers crossed.

This soldering gun, while great in theory, feels kind of cheap in my opinion. Now I know this isn't a super expensive soldering iron or anything like that so they need to cut corners to make it the price it is, but that being said there are a few things I feel like they could have done maybe a bit better.For example a better way to feed the solder to the iron. Right now you only have one way which is forward which is alright when working with the thing but if you want to remove the solder for say storage or to use with a different soldering iron you would need to cut near the spool and just feed it till that cut piece comes out the other end.And the other thing is the temp control or lack there of. This thing has two modes, off and full heat. So be extremely careful as to where you put this thing just after using it cause there is no way to tell the temp on this thing without a ir thermometer

Handy when you need a third hand for soldering.

(UPDATE: I have changed my 3 starts to 5)When it arrived I quickly opened it to inspect my new tool, excited and hoping for something to solder. Quickly my hopes were dashed, as it was missing the internal metal sleeve that holds the tip in place. I contacted support and hoped for getting a replacement part, but was only offered an entire replacement. Not a big deal I can wait a few more days. But then a few hours later, A need to solder something arose, disappointed that I had to use my old manual soldering iron, That’s when I realized that the end pieces were exactly the same, so with giddy delight, I stole the parts from my old soldering iron and screwed them in place on the new soldering gun. The solder ran through easily, everything was ready. I powered it on and waited for it to reach temperature, it worked perfectly, and the solder fed out smoothly. I applied The tip of the gun to my wire and waited for it to heat up to receive more solder. This is when things all went bad. At first, I noticed the spacing between the solder feed end and the tip started changing in relationship to one another, the gap widening and narrowing. I looked at the gun to see if something had come loose with the feeder tube, but everything was secure. So I tipped the gun down to return to my repair, and that’s when I noticed the tip of the soldering iron was glowing red. Clearly, something was too hot, well over 380 degrees, Fahrenheit needed to melt solder. as I lifted the gun this time the entire soldering end fell away from the plastic melted out of its fitting at the base of the Hot End. The entire tip and its metal components now lay on the floor in the shadow of the workbench I could still see the tip glowing bright red. Clearly, missing parts is the least of my problems. The power had been switched on less than 90 seconds and I had experienced a complete thermal runaway and system failure.The replacements should arrive by the end of the week and I will carefully inspect it and test its heat ranges. I’m hoping I just got a lemon and then the replacement will work as anticipated. I will update this review with the results as soon as it arrives.UPDATE review: the replacement arrived today, I inspected it carefully, and this time no missing internal parts, all looks like it's ready to test. I set up a heat probe on the tip and an infrared probe to monitor the temperature at the base of the hot end and other parts. I am pleased to say after having it powered on for over 10 min of testing the base (that melted last time) high temperature was only 110 F. the tip temperature rose quickly and was to soldering temperature within 25 seconds. It then fluctuated in the 455-490 degree range with only one spike of 517 F about a minute after power up. I let it cool and checked for any failures, I found none. after removing the temperature probe I tested soldering onto a circuit board and a second test of soldering two wires together. it has so far exceeded my expectations and I am looking forward to a real-world test soon.the only thing I can conclude is if you get a bad one it's really a bad one because the replacement has already seen more work time and soldering without a single problem or concern. inside the package, they both looked pristine. the only thing that was different right out of the package was the wobbly hot end from the missing internal sleeve. something you would only notice if you were changing the tips and could not be discerned from an external inspection.