[Julien Goodwin] shows us how he built a USB-C powered soldering iron that doesn’t suck. He is able to drive a regular Hakko iron at 20 V and 3 Amps, providing it with 60 W of input power from a ...

Over the last year or so, cordless portable soldering irons have become all ... Plus can do the same work as an old-school 60 watt iron while only consuming 10 watts. This allows the iron to ...

And iFixit says you can use “any USB-C power delivery source,” but it points specifically to its 65-watt GaN charger. The company says the soldering iron can heat up in under 5 seconds ...

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 ...

As part of its longstanding efforts to encourage users to repair their electronic devices and other items, iFixit is announcing FixHub, a USB-C soldering iron and ... a 55-watt-hour battery ...

The newly announced FixHub is a 100 watt “smart” soldering iron, which takes about five seconds to warm up. It’s battery-powered, and iFixit clocks its life at eight hours on a single charge.