YIHUA 929D-V Electric Desoldering Soldering Iron Solder Sucker Desoldering Pump with Shorter Charging Handle and Desoldering Nozzles 1.0mm 1.2mm for Through-Hole Desoldering

I usually use a soldering iron and solder sucker to desolder connections. Thought I would try a combined unit. It took a few minutes to get used to operating the sucker part but after that I noticed it was much faster than using a standalone solder sucker. This can be operated one handed very quickly with out much motion from the pins be de-soldered. A stand alone sucker does a similar thing but requires two hands (iron and sucker) and cycling the sucker takes more motion and time. I think this was a good buy for me since it speeds up the process significantly. I ended up using the small tip for nearly all my use as it just covers an IC pin. Would recommend it to other PCB builders and reworkers.

I picked up this YIHUA electric desoldering gun to step up my electronics repair game, and it honestly made a big difference from the first use. Instead of trying to juggle a soldering iron and a separate pump, this heats up fast, melts the solder cleanly, and then just sucks it right out so you can pull parts without fighting the board. The trigger feels natural in the hand and the unit has a good weight to it, so it doesn’t feel cheap or flimsy while you’re working on a console, PCB, or small components. I like that it makes my repairs look cleaner and more professional, and it saves me time and frustration when I have to redo or replace something that’s soldered in tight. If you do any regular electronics work at home or in the garage, this is one of those tools that makes you wonder why you didn’t buy it sooner.

First off, it works perfectly fine... at first. I'd say it's a great entry level desoldering tool. I could easily remove 40 pin DIP devices with this tool. It's simple to use. However, it is prone to getting clogged and then the suction goes way down. Having said that, it is easy to take apart. Get used to taking it apart - you will be needing to tear it down periodically. Take the suction assembly all apart. Clean out all the solder. Use vasoline on the silicone sealing ring. Then it'll work again, just like new. Keep using it until it breaks again. Clean it again. It might mess up every 60 to 70 holes. YMMV. But, what more can you ask for out of a product at this price point? I'm happy with it. I only gave it four stars because the need to thoroughly clean it is a little annoying. But, getting a decent desoldering gun for this price is not annoying.

I let it heat up and dang i was amazed. I own a repair buisness always thought these would never work but gave it a long shot. I was able to desolder 28 pins in about 2 minutes. Great if for pins obviously still need wick for many applications but hey game changer here just make sure you let it heat up. If someone in the company that manufactures this season this, please put an on and off switch on it. Great for the price

This desoldering tool works great. I would recommend it to anyone who works with small electronic sports. I used to try and use disordering wire and found it messy and not as effective as I would’ve liked it to have been. I would buy again.

I can't deny that it works, and when it does, it works great. However, no matter how tightly I screw the tip on, it will eventually unscrew itself, posing a safety hazard. Because the tip unscrews, it often doesn't get enough heat to properly suck out all the solder. This leaves solder behind in the hole, which makes it harder to remove. On top of that, I don't know if it's a result of that circumstance or not, but the suction fails because it gets clogged no matter how much I use the rod to clean it. When I disassemble it, I find that the spring is filled with solder, and the rubber gasket (or whatever it's called) becomes loose. This looseness reduces the power of the suction. I've never used this product before, so I can't definitively say if it's defective. However, despite its usefulness, I personally find it difficult to use effectively. Despite this, it has made desoldering much easier than using a wick, particularly for joysticks, so I've given it a 3-star rating.

For years I, like many others, have struggled with removing components from circuit boards. I have used solder wick, a typical solder sucker and the old "wiggle it until it comes out" method of component removal. They all work to varying degrees, but all have their weak points. Sold wick can overheat a component. The old-style solder sucker gets is the way most of the time and doesn't do a very good job of removing the solder. I don't need to say more about the wiggle method. This iron quickly heats the joint to be de-soldered and sucks the solder out of the way in a flash. The point is small, so you don't overheat a large area and best of all it requires only one hand to operate. I have had no problem cleaning the unit. It comes with extra tips of different sizes to use as the work requires. I have put mine on a controller to allow for even better heat control. If you work on circuit boards, this is a must item to have.

This YiHua desoldering iron is a pretty solid tool. It's super easy to use and heats up quickly, melting solder in a flash. The metal tip is a big improvement over those teflon ones that always seem to burn or melt. Plus, it's easy to clean and doesn't clog up easily. For it's current price point, it's a good middle-ground option between those cheap solder suckers and the pricier desoldering guns. Now, here's the thing: it works way better than those manual solder suckers, but it doesn't have the super-powerful suction I was hoping for. For components with two leads, it usually gets the solder out in one go. But sometimes it takes a few tries, even with through-hole contacts. With bigger components, like transistors or capacitors, you'll probably need to do several cycles of melting and sucking to get all the solder out. Holding it on the joint for longer helps melt the solder thoroughly, but be careful not to overheat the component. I didn't have any issues with the tip fitting over different sized leads, from tiny resistors to larger transistors and capacitors. It works best on two-lead components because the leads can move freely as the solder melts. With three-lead components, it's a bit trickier. Overall, this tool is definitely a step up from a basic solder sucker, but don't expect the same vaccum as one one a complete rework station. If you're looking for a decent, affordable desoldering tool, this one gets the job done, just be prepared to put in a bit of extra work on those stubborn joints. --- Product: YiHua 929D-V Electric Desoldering Soldering Iron Solder Sucker Desoldering Pump with Shorter Charging Handle and Desoldering Nozzles 1.0mm 1.2mm for Through-Hole Desoldering ASIN: B094ZCRXMN

Hasta el momento a sido de gran ayuda. Facilidad al desoldar componentes electrónicos.. Muy práctico funciona bien. Ahorra tiempo....👍