Airflow and temperature are two dials, and both decide the result · review
A 750 W 2-in-1 station pairing a hot air gun with a soldering iron, adjustable from 200 to 480 °C, which drops to 200 °C after ten idle minutes and has a gun handle in heat-resistant, flame-retardant material.
The bottom line A combined station with a published power and a sensible sleep function. Its one temperature range is not assigned to either tool, and nothing is said about airflow or nozzles, the controls a hot air gun is used through.
Five bullets: a temperature of 200–480 °C (392–896 °F) held steady and shown on an LED display; a hot air gun handle and cover in heat-resistant, flame-retardant material, and an iron stored on top of the unit; a sleep state after 10 idle minutes dropping to 200 °C; PID control with temperature correction at the press of a button; and uses from circuit boards to jewellery, guitars, watches and wiring.
200–480 °C is printed once. A 2-in-1 station has two heaters, and they are normally set separately. Whether the gun can go lower for heat-shrink, or whether both share this range, is not on the page.
The second bullet is specific about the gun: heat-resistant and flame-retardant handle and cover. It says nothing about the handle’s shape or weight, which is what the site’s specification row asks.
Airflow and nozzles are the two settings of any rework job. Neither is described, which leaves the hot air half of the station undocumented beyond its temperature.
At the last look-up, the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores were asking 73 € to 87 €.
The American and British Amazon catalogues list the product, yet no seller was offering it.
Every figure here is Keepa’s reading on the date this page was last updated. Stock and prices can change at any time.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 15 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
| Heater power | 750 W, title |
|---|---|
| Temperature range | 200–480 °C (392–896 °F), first bullet; the listing does not say whether this is the iron, the gun or both |
| Airflow control | Absent from the listing |
| Nozzles | Absent from the listing |
| Handle design | Hot air gun handle and cover in high-temperature-resistant, flame-retardant materials, second bullet |
| Combo iron | Yes, with five extra tips, title; the iron is stored on top of the unit, second bullet |
| Cool-down | After 10 minutes idle the set drops to 200 °C, third bullet |
| Amazon reference | B07V6878PZ (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces) |
| EAN | 0778957859575 |
The first bullet gives 200–480 °C, or 392–896 °F. It does not say whether that range applies to the soldering iron, the hot air gun or both.
The third bullet says the set goes to rest after 10 minutes idle and drops to 200 °C, to extend the life of the heating core and iron tip.
1000 W · 100–480 °C · 120 l/min maximum airflow · LED display · 4 nozzles
A 1000 W hot air rework station with a 100–480 °C range, a maximum airflow of 120 l/min and four nozzles, described in five bare lines.
Best for: Rework on larger boards and components that need high power and airflow, by someone who will read the ATTEN manual.
≈ £184 / 232 €
580 W · 100–500 °C · airflow to 40 l/min in 1 l steps · closed-loop sensor control · 3 memories · brushless blower · auto cooling via magnetic holder · password protection · 3 nozzles
A 580 W hot air rework station with airflow selectable in one-litre steps up to 40 l/min, 100–500 °C under closed-loop sensor control, three memories, a brushless blower and automatic cooling triggered by a magnetic holder.
Best for: A repair bench doing regular SMD rework, where airflow must be set precisely and repeated from memory.
≈ 129 €
2-in-1 hot air and iron · iron 200–480 °C, sleep after 10 minutes · hot air 100–480 °C, cools to 100 °C in the holder · adjustable airflow · 3 nozzles, 5 tips · 220–240 V
A 2-in-1 station combining a soldering iron set from 200 to 480 °C with a hot air gun set from 100 to 480 °C, both PID-controlled, sold with three nozzles, five tips, tweezers and a desoldering pump.
Best for: A first rework bench that needs both an iron and hot air without two separate stations.
≈ 65 €
