BEST HOT AIR STATION – Budget MicroSoldering

BEST HOT AIR STATION – Budget MicroSoldering

I’ve been using this baby for a year now, and it’s going strong. Check it out…

WHERE I BOUGHT IT FROM: https://www.amazon.com/YIHUA-959D-Digital-Efficiency-212Β°F-932Β°F-Iron-burn/dp/B08BK3M6YW

This is not an affiliate link and I was not paid to make this video.

Welcome to Harry’s Workshop: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXowYNsDbcHytQT18TyXv2g

People often go for the Quick 861DW for their first hot air station – but unless you have extensive experience in soldering, the Yihua will meet your needs and will be a pleasure to use.

I’m a huge fan of awesome products (you probably are too) so anytime I use something which far outperforms its competitors, I will make a video on it. The same treatment will be given to garbage products.

If your reading this far… your extremely attractive lol.

50 Comments

  1. I don’t have any experience with heat stations and im literally just starting to self teach myself how to solder. Ive been slowly teaching myself how to soldier for about a year now, but I’ve only been able to learn once in a loonngg long while. Ive soldered a couple wires together, but they weren’t very good looking at all. A couple of them worked but the majority didn’t due to a sloppy solder job, lol.
    I never had a heat station, so it did make things more difficult. Ive been wanting one since ive began teaching myself but didn’t want to pay much because i didn’t have the experience.
    However, i literally just bought this exact model, brand new for a major discount of 86.2% lol. Spending only a measly 11$ for an 80$ heat station, i couldn’t pass it up. I literally just brought it home and plugged it in. So far, it seems like it works tremendously and it seems extremely easy to use!! Im looking forward to being able to continue my self teaching and learning how to solder properly!!

  2. Agree with other commenters, great video, thanks! Just typing this here for the boost in the algorithm.

  3. I have a similar unit, the Yihua 2008D, which couldn’t take a 0201 capacitor off a PS4, with it set at 500Β°C and 100% Air, with a thin angled nozzel tip.
    This has made me look at more expensive units.

  4. Could I use this for laptop usb c ports? I damaged mine and it requires a hot air rework station to remove the old port. Specifically a thinkpad t480.

  5. Decent content. Not a fan of the bracelets, but because the content is good, I can overlook them and award you a like. Congratulations.

  6. Straight to the point, mentions price, mentions ui, sure no teardown, but you can find tyat elsewhere. Your a champ!

  7. With my year of experience, i dont undrdatand why people is rushing behind expensive solderiig station?.
    Its better to buy a decent budget one, caliberate using temperature sensing multimeter, get uses to it .

  8. i have cheap solder station like this one but the difference from expensive is the temperature ( air density ) expensive using air pump and this one is with fan and here is the difference you need more temperature to desolder / solder a bga chip .. for example emmc soldering temperature on expensive is around 350/360 on cheap 400-420

  9. Finally, a video straight to the point. Imma give this a try. I really want to learn how to solder and mod/fix my gaming systems.

  10. Don’t buy this even as a beginner, spend a little extra and buy one with fan unit in the station, best to buy RF4 H2 hot air station but buy it from china if you want it Β£60 or around 75usd.
    The station in the video won’t do higher demanding stuff like consoles and laptops, I’m not saying it won’t do anything on them but alot of things it won’t handle, there’s even a review on YouTube about it and he shows how bad it is compared to a atten one

  11. And how are the inner parts of the station the electronics and how accurate is the temperature? πŸ€”

  12. Great video, earned like and sub. You said you wokr with it on IC chips, does it gewt job done on them easily?

  13. Im thinking about buying the 959D but there is a 959D-II available now and I have no idea if it’s even worth it, have you worked with it yet?

  14. Great video! Shame this thing costs me like $160 after taxes in my currency. Hopefully i can get it eventually

  15. Are you using it with hotplate? I had one of these on from amazon, i couldn’t melt led free solder paste, but it managed to melt the handle of it, so I sent it back.

  16. I’m glad you showed bga chips! I’m looking to replace a small bga chip and it seems I’ll be able to with this station.

  17. I have a smaller Yihua and the heat JUST STOPPED in the middle of doing a bga!! Just found this video and bought this station. And I bought bent tips for $9

  18. I had a Weller for many years and just moved a couple months ago. I believe it got thrown out in the move. I don’t think I used it more than half a dozen times and now need to rebuy a station. Thanks.

  19. I like my 959D, as well. Though, I do like the quick-change nozzles some of the other systems have. Some techs also prefer the higher air volume of the hose-based systems, such as the Atten, Quick (and various rebadged/clones)

  20. My 959 handle died today… no more heating. I ordered another element from aliexpress. Cannot wait to work with it again πŸ™‚

  21. I just bought one of these. Now I feel better about it. I’ve only used it once so far and it worked great. But then, I’m no expert using hot air stations, so what do I know. Mine came with four nozzles, the smallest one being 5mm.

  22. You should do research before you talk they all have the same interface The only one that has a garbage interface is the one that operates like a chinese stopwatch is hakko

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