Raysdex RD01 Smart Digitaler Lötkolben Bausatz

Mini Digital Soldering Iron Kit

Reasonable build quality, nice OLED screen. iron tips are decent quality. Iron comes with one #2 chisel tip along with the other 5 in the kit. Two of the tips are blade tips which I won't ever use.
I paired this up with a cloth braided type c cable (don't use silicone cables.. they'll work fine but with this device being in your hand, it grip and grab and snag your clothes, not safe!) And an 65w gan adapter and it really does get to max temperature in less than 10 seconds. Really impressed. Also comes with a type c to barrel adapter so you can use a 12v adapter, a lithium battery, or maybe even a 19v laptop adapter (I didn't try the laptop adapter but it may work). Used it to solder some connectors on some LMR400 coax in the field and it worked great. Highly recommended.

This is a zero frills shouldering iron, heats faster than the ts100 and is more willing to continue to dump more watts for better or worse. No programming, no gimmicks, setting the temperature is super easy. I don’t know why anyone would want a menu and a plethora of options. If you want an iron that just works this is it. Get the one with the power supply, $10 more when I bought mine, the silicone cable is worth that alone. I let the power supply to charge my phone. I use the iron for wiring classic cars and being able to power it with my Jumper is fantastic quality of life improvement.

I purchased this item without the power supply as I planned to use this as my field fpv repair kit. The tool will run off XT60 to DC adapter (Same cable used for powering DJI goggles with Lipo/LIION packs). Off a 4s lipo, the iron gets max hot in less than ten seconds. The tips are replaceable at affordable prices and good quality. With proper use, I imagine the tips will last as long as expected. I got good run time using a 860 4s lipo, probably 30 or so min constant. i usually turn off the iron between uses since it heats up so quickly, the battery and tips will last much longer this way. The manual is easy to understand and available in a variety of languages. I recomend reading the manual before operation. There are subtle nuances that will go overlooked if you just start fooling about. For instance, the iron won't work unless you install the tip as the manual suggests and there is a ton of features, but only two buttons. Read first, it won't take long, and you won't regret it.