If you’re looking for an entry-pro level soldering iron and maybe trying to save a little money compared to the Weller above, this Hakko is a great choice. The company is reliable, having ...

Despite being affordable, the Q-Ming soldering iron is rated at 80W of power, which is respectable. It has a ceramic heating element that can achieve temperatures of 356 to 896°F (180 to 480°C).

iFixit’s soldering iron comes in three configurations. The iron alone is available for $80, and can be powered via USB-C—any high-wattage power source will work great.

The Pinecil by Pine64 (makers of single-board computers and affordable Linux laptops) is an efficient, nimble soldering iron that runs on an open-source firmware called IronOS by Ralim. It has a ...

If you spend money for iFixit’s $250 kit, it’ll come with an iFixit-designed 55 watt-hour battery that helps turn the iron into a portable soldering station. Its two USB-C outputs provide 100W ...

Soldering iron for fine work: Resembling an extra-large pen with a power cord, these fine-tipped soldering irons feature variable temperature control, making detailed soldering easier. Soldering ...