It is very good for semi-professional use, meaning if you use it when you really need it, for example, when there is no power nearby, it is just what you need at this price. However, if the use is frequent and daily, it is not recommended because it has some wear and tear, for example, the tips wear out relatively quickly and require frequent replacement, it may lose gas (it happened in a friend's case who has it), etc. ..

Excellent for professional and amateur use for various tasks. Now for those who made it useless or broke it, obviously instead of using butane, they used gas for lighters (Big Mistake). After each use, it needs maintenance in order to keep both the tips and the soldering iron in good condition. Before each use, it doesn't hurt to read the instructions.

Overall, it is good. The problem with mine is that it is losing gas from the intake valve. There is no spare part, so we continue like this with difficulty

If it didn't require a special clean gas from the company, it would simply be good. It's bad because, at the moment you made a connection that required the heating head of Kali, at the end it has a hole to release the heat, however, at that time it burned your skin or the plate or something else. Besides that, it easily clogs the nozzle and creates a problem, resulting in the need for spare parts. I suggest sticking to conventional ones. Such "New" technologies need additional upgrades. Good idea, but not good quality.

I was using a simple plug-in soldering iron which, however, was not practical, as many times there was no socket or if there was, it was too far away from where I needed to solder, resulting in me stretching the cord. This tool heats up in seconds and does the job comfortably and quickly without the need to rush so it doesn't cool down. The only "issue" is that many times the butane is not 100% clean, so with use, the nozzle may get clogged with impurities. The good thing is that there is a replacement! If the igniter breaks, you can replace it with another one from a regular lighter as they use the same one.

I have had countless attachments, I have worked it for countless hours and simply every now and then the tip needs a little sharpening.

I have had it for years, mainly started using it to heat shrink pasta, but I have also used it for other applications, such as a glue gun in remote areas without electricity (e.g. I glued some cables in the garden), to write on wood while playing, and elsewhere, whenever I needed it..

It was perfect but it stopped working after a month.... without any special treatment, some soldering on the LED and a little woodwork, I filled it up and turned on the heat, and it started making a strange noise as if it was spitting gas. I had a hard time closing it because it was burning on its own and the igniter didn't work when I tried to light it again, never though... It was very convenient for everything it claimed to do and more, but it stopped working for me... so if it's a one-time thing, it's better to get something much more economical and know that it's a joke and just does its job.