AUSTOR 11 Pieces Soldering Iron Tips Kit 900M-T and 1 Piece Cleaning Cloth with Free Box for Hakko Soldering Station Tool 900M 936 937 907

This is a nice set. Always good to have the right size tip for the type of soldering job you are doing. This is a good selection and they seem as good as any other tips I have used. I repair pinball games so I use a lot of solder and need to use different size tips.

I was having issues with the tips that came with my iron. So when I purchased the tips I was skeptical until I used one. And I am very pleased I've only used 2 of the tips and I solder almost everyday. Normally I would have used at least 10 of them by now. So I will definitely be ordering this one again as soon as I need to. Thank you for the great product.

They fit my TOTAL iron without issues, heats quickly and does a nice job of soldering. Worth the price.

I have an awesome Radio Shack digital soldering gun that I use several times a year (I am not soldering often). I had one tip, it was getting old, so I wanted a replacement and found this set. Nice to have more options, and the included case keeps them together and with my gun.

I STILL NEED TO USE THEM - BUT I WAS LOOKING FOR SELECTION.ANYONE THAT KNOWS SOLDERING - EACH SOLDERING TIP HAS A SPECIFIC SCENARIO THAT APPLIES BEST.GREAT VALUE - THANK YOU ! ! !

Fit great, work great good easy to tin and a decent assortment

Many soldering irons come with a slightly larger cone shaped tip that are a bit too large for soldering pin-headers (especially double-row pin headers on a Pi, etc..). This set of tips is just right.

I was disappointed when the ONE tip I thought I'd use the most doesn't fit my AOYUE soldering station iron. The outer dimension is not uniform along the length and gets as big as 7mm, which is too big to fit in the sleeve. I assumed all other tips were equally bad and was going to return the kit, but I tested them and found all other tips fit fine. So I'm keeping the set. They seem solid and decent quality and not worth the hassle of returning. I'll take the fat tip, put the point in a drill and spin the large base against a grinding wheel to take the diameter down. I also found the inner hole diameters to be as much as 4.4mm, which means less contact with the heating element. I'd hope there are better quality tips, but if you're chasing the cheapest price like I was and don't mind possibly having to modify one or two, these work.