Heat Gun, 700W 212°F~932℉(100°C~500°C) Mini Soldering Heat Gun Hot Air Rework Station with LED Digital Display & 5Pcs Nozzles & 5Pcs Accessories for Crafting Shrink Tubing Electronics DIY(5FT)

This heat gun is great. I used it to fix my kid's laptop, where keyboard tray is held in place by dozens of plastic pins melted and turned into 'rivets' -- a design that is not meant to ever be disassembled. To remove the keyboard, each pin must be carefully heated to just soften it without melting the surrounding plastic. That is where the included narrow nozzles and adjustable temperature were essential. Long story short, the repair was successful. The heat gun is easy to hold and the stand is well designed. Instructions are hard to understand (poor translation from Chinese I guess)

I wasn't expecting much due to the price and it does feel pretty cheap in the hand, but I've been pleasantly surprised. My main issue with the design in that the air intake is near where I sometimes want to hold the handle. This blocks the intake and I don't always notice it. That said, the thermal control is pretty good and it's nice to have a heat gun that can also run at a low temperature.

Worked out good for me. Reason for no 5 star is you have to unplug it to get the off Light to turn Off ?

Very satisfied with the purchase. The only issue: a nozzle connection isn't tight and the nozzles should be squeezed before mounting on the gun to get secure connection.

I like almost every aspect of this Gyfent Heat Gun! It heats with pinpoint accuracy and has functioned flawlessly during every task I have completed while using it. It's lightweight and sized to fit the hand well, and the price can't be beaten for a tool such as this.The one drawback that I have discovered while using this otherwise excellent heat gun is the way in which the temperature is adjusted. In a world where we are all used to 'instant' gratification, this item falls short when adjusting the heat setting. It's sheer agony waiting for this product to cycle up from 100 degrees Celsius to 500 degrees Celsius. I would prefer that it was more intuitive when altering temperatures, such as starting with ones place, then cycling to tens place and finally hundreds place when holding the heat-adjustment button for a set period of time. For example, 2 seconds would move the temperature in single digits while 3-5 seconds would move it in double digits, while 6 or more seconds would move it in triple digits. To my mind this would be ideal, rather than waiting endlessly for temperature adjustments. The unit heats up faster than the time it takes to adjust the temperature. Only the fact that the product 'remembers' the previous heat setting, regardless of power state, alleviates this minor annoyance.Despite the drawback described above, I still think this product is a very solid five stars, hands down. I really like the various nozzles, which focus heat precisely where its needed, making jobs fast and easy. The temperatures too, are extremely accurate. I measured it against a sensitive temperature sensor, and found the rated temperatures to be within a tolerance of plus or minus two degrees Celcius.You really can't go wrong purchasing this outstanding heat gun. It is everything the product description claims, and more!Absolutely recommended!!.

Heat guns are one of those things that you don't realize you've always needed until you finally get one.If you've ever spliced two wires together - Heat shrink tubing - Heat gunIf you have flashlights, headlamps, or tool packs with 18650s - Battery wraps - Heat gunIf you've ever had a swollen capacitor kill electronics - Soldering - Heat gunIf you ever need to accelerate paint drying on a model - Heat gunIf you've ever worked with resin and need to pop bubbles or quickly cure - Heat gunYou get the ideaThis heat gun is awesome. It heats up fast, includes a stand and a ton of various tips, and has an extremely wide range of temperatures. I don't have a probe to measure its accuracy, but it's a wide enough range that this should be able to handle any small job you need.It is not for drying the paint on your living room walls or anything, but for quick, small jobs, it's a perfect addition to any toolbox.The only downside, in my opinion, is that setting the temperature is annoying. It starts at 100°C, so adjusting it up to 500°C (for example), requires you to hold down the temp-up button for quite some time, and it rapidly beep the whole way there. It remembers that temp for next time, even after unplugging the unit, so it's not a constant annoyance, I just wish the beep would stop if you're holding it down.Also, I had some of what looked and smelled like machine oil burning off some of the tips when I used them for soldering, so maybe clean the parts with soap and water before using.I used this to repair a sound bar that swells capacitors and dies every year or so, and it worked amazingly well. I couldn't quite get the hang of the included solder sucker, but I didn't end up needing it anyway, so no big deal. Then I used it to re-wrap some 18650s and couldn't be happier.Into my toolbox it goes. It's a great little device.

A versatile tool, ideal for tasks like soldering, shrink-wrapping, and crafting. Its adjustable temperature settings allow for precise control, making it suitable for various applications. The lightweight design ensures easy handling, reducing fatigue during extended use. Overall, it's a handy addition to any toolkit, offering both functionality and convenience.