Hot Air Rework Station, Prostormer 120V Digital Display Heat Gun with 3 Sets Stored Temperature and Sleep Mode, Airflow Efficiency, Accurate Temp 100~500 ℃ (212~932°F) for Electronics Repairing

I did an hdmi port removal on an Xbox one s as the port was broken. Using this with some flux paste did the job. Did take awhile to heat up which I almost prefer. I had another hot air station that got so hot it would burn the pcb but this one left no burn marks and did the job. I now have a working Xbox one s. Very happy with my purchase especially for the price you can’t beat it.

I used this to repair two items: a OG Playstation that I had for a quarter century but had blown a controller vibration fuse on, and a keyboard with a broken Type-C connector. In both instances, the hot air station did the job, getting hto enough to allow me to relatively quickly replace components without too much trouble and with no damage to the PCB and surrounding components. Those two jobs definitely paid for this station already.Using this hot air station is just like any other, so I'll skip those discussions. The important thing to know is that preheating the board at 200 degrees is fine, and so is turning it up to 450 degrees for regular PCBs. This is enough to remove a 16 pin surface mounted USB Type-C connector without much issue. The include nozzles do the job, but I wish that they came with bent nozzles. The interface for nozzle removals is annoying, since you actually do need a screw driver once the tips have gone through a few heating cycles.I wouldn't necessarily count on this unit to do a large quantity of soldering jobs. If you're doing some simple board repair work like I used this for that only requires a few minutes of use at a time, it's fantastic. But if you need stations that provide a wide range of heat at different airflows for long work sessions, this might not be sufficient. it's not necessarily because the controls don't work (actually I think heat and air control is pretty good), it's because I have durability concerns with using this station on high heat with low airspeeds over long periods of time. If you temper your expectations, this is a great machine.

Here is some advice for newbies, you never turn on a new heat gun on high heat and low air. It will smoke and burn a unit almost every time regardless of the brand. Turn the air on high and low the heat down to around 200 as soon as you start it. Break in for about 5 minutes by letting it run on high air low heat.Now for my review, I bought this for the look to be honest I wasn't expecting much but it works well. Let me start by saying if you are picky about details you are going to return it. Unit has a few imperfections like case alinement around front cover and knobs. Heats very well and auto cools and reheats fast. I will update my review if it stops working or if problems.Update: Station is still working good 4 months later. Been using it like once a week or so and it heats and cools down without any problems. Caution my tester detects voltage / current near around housing so its not well insulated. I wouldn't touch it with wet hands.Update: Been about a year still working good. been remove chips without any problems. handle gets a little hot when long use but not too bad lite gloves would help.

This may not be the best on the market, and I don't care. A little solder paste and I'm finishing my projects in a fraction of the time.60 years old and my eyes and fine motor coordination are not what they once were. I can apply solder paste, position components, and heat everything up without difficulty. The benefit of soldering an entire board at once cannot be overstated.EDIT: I've had this for over six months and it is performing perfectly. With very little practice I'm proficient soldering both thru-hole and surface mount pieces. Quick and easy.

Bought awhile back and just opened today. Somthing was loose and rattling around inside. Never got to temp or blew any air. Just smoked while it tried to heat up a bit.

This is pretty nice inexpensive heat gun. The temperature setting is quick and accurate. I measured it and tweaked the calibration. The calibration adjustment is easily accessible on the front panel. It probanly didn't need calibration, as it was within a few degrees out of the box, which is more than close enough for a heat gun. I've used it to remove solder, reflow solder, and for heat shrink tubing. Having three temperature presets definitely adds value and makes the heat gun more easily usable.I doubt spending four time as much would deliver four times the performance. The only worry I have is how long it will last. I did open it because the front connector for the heat gun was loose and I was worried that if I let it wobble the internal connection might fail in short order.While it is inexpensively built, except for this one manufacturing misstep, the device appears well constructed so I believe it will last at least long enough to justify the price. If it does, I'll buy another if/when it fails. If it doesn't I will update this review.

For precision spot heat this unit is hard to beat. I use it for everything from heating shrink tubing for electrical work, to removing golf club heads from their shafts when doing shaft replacements for golf club building. I love the adjustable temp setting and how the units fit in my hand. Perfectly made and designed and safe to use.

I use something like this unit at my job, so I’m familiar with the function of a hot air station. I really like the cod going from the wand to the station, very sturdy. Heats up very quickly and goes into standby mode the second it goes into its cradle. Very satisfied with the purchase and would highly recommend this unit. I also liked the tweezer set to hold wiring when soldering.

se ve y se siente de buena calidad ya lo estuve usando y muy satisfecho

El equipo no sirve pesima calidad , nunca lo pude ajustar y ya se quemo .