Tooluxe 40420L Cordless Soldering Iron| Battery Solder Iron | 1050° F (565° C) | Welding Pen | Led Spotlight

Ok inside room but outside doesn’t works good

Not worth it 👎

working good

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Bought as gift but recipient very happy with it and said works very well

It's okay for making holes in light plastic. I used it to make holes on my wheelie bins so that I could fit locks but the soldering iron tip won't make anything more than very small holes and the tip of it bent when I used it and is practically broken now. Also the iron was heating and then not heating. After inserting batteries, the cover would not go back on and it was guess work figuring out which way the batteries are meant to go in because the print indicating this inside the battery compartment is almost unreadable! I could make out just one minus symbol. Quite frankly, folks this soldering iron is a waste! of money.

I was looking forward this soldering iron to use it to create perforated papers for my artwork. The device is very light as it's made of toy-like plastic. The nib seems to be good quality and was perfect for my purpose. I bought it because it works with batteries and I thought that it would make portable.However, the battery barrel cover is badly designed and a total pain to be lifted and replaced. I had difficulty lifting it out. Then, when I did, I placed the batteries in, but the cover would not close properly. As the plastic is really weak, I didn't want to push it stronger for fear of breaking it. Unfortunately, I cannot comment on how the device solders. due to this issue and I've returned itNeedless to say, batteries aren't included.

Picked this up as I was sick of always having to refill the butane soldering iron in my occasionally used portable kit, I was surprised at how well it worked, and it's far easier getting 4 batteries past a security checkpoint than a butane refill. The LED light on it is quite pointless, maybe it's just mine, but the focus of the LED is about a cm away from the tip, and the tip itself is shaded from the led by the shape of the mount, to be useful the LED needs to be either a bit higher or further out.So far I've needed to replace the batteries once, and actually got a fair bit of use from it to that point including de-soldering a 16 pin chip something I'd normally use my wired iron for, and re-soldering a socket in it's place.

Honestly it is what to be expected for a cheap portable soldering iron. I like the fact that it heats up very quickly. However, as soon as you start soldering wires together it doesn’t produce enough heat to melt the solder wire onto the copper wires.