How simply can an electronic temperature controlled soldering iron be made? [Bestonic lab] might just have the answer, because he’s posted a YouTube video showing an extremely simple ...

Over the past few years a new class of soldering iron has arisen: a temperature controlled iron no longer tied to a bulky mains-powered base station, but using low-voltage DC power and with all ...

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).