Soldering Iron Kit with Adjustable Temperature ON/Off Switch, 60W/220V Electronics Soldering Tool with 5PCS Soldering Tips, Solder Wire, Soldering Iron Stand with Sponge for Repair Usage

Works reasonably well, variable temperature control is a little vague but once set, its ok and temperature is stable. Indicator and power switch are very good and make iron safe easily. Definitely recommend for the money

Nice and handy little soldering iron. Gets hot quickly and works fine. Temperature dial very small and hard to read, but overall good for the price.

This is a great kit, and the soldering iron is just the right size for the fiddly soldering in jewellery making. It doesn't always stay on the rest, and sometimes takes a bit of readjusting to make it stay put, but otherwise this is a great kit. Different interchangeable heads mean I can change them easily to suit the job I'm doing. The temperature control is easy to use, and a good range. Excellent value for money.

I bought the Tabiger soldering iron kit for £13.95 and overall it’s decent for the price. It heats up quite quickly and the adjustable temperature is useful for different small repair jobs. The on/off switch is handy and saves unplugging it all the time. The handle feels comfortable and doesn’t slip, even when used for a while. The stand with sponge does its job, though it’s fairly basic. The different tips are useful to have included. It’s not professional-grade, but for hobby or light electronics work it’s good value and easy to get started with. Prime delivery and returns were also a plus.

May just have been how I was using it but it was next to useless for the job i was doing. The solder kept sticking to the iron rather than transferring to the item needing soldered ( was trying to re attach a broken arm on a lampshade frame) again, maybe it was the type of solder or how i was using it but the iron itself was easy to use, heated up quickly and was cheap enough for an attempt at fixing the lampshade which was not so cheap! On to try another method of fixing it now im afraid.

It is inexpensive and contains enough tools for the occasional user. I needed to re solder a couple of wires on a Grandsons toy so didn't need a top of the range gadget. It worked without a problem.

I have used it once and I must say I am impressed. The good points, good long cable, plug to UK standard, heats up quick. Also, the temperature is well regulated, I tested the temperature with a probe and 350 degree setting sits at 356 degrees, 400 at 416. The iron is light to hold and the tip takes solder well. The tip stays clean. I use the iron on 400 degrees to remove through-hole components from a double sided board, it works very well. It takes forever with hot air. Downside, no earth wire, hence metal is not earthed. Not a major problem as who will grab the hot metal with the iron on. Time will tell with long term reliability.

I wish my soldering skills were better. However given my limited ability and skills it works as well as my previous soldering iron which failed after only 34 years use. If I am around in another 34 years I will revise this review to let you know if this replacement lasts longer.....I'll be 95 years young by then.