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YIHUA 926LED-IV EVO, 110 W, three presets and calibration review

A 110 W soldering station adjustable from 90 to 480 °C with three stored temperature presets, digital calibration against a thermocouple and an ESD grounding cable, sold with four helping hands and an LED magnifier.

The bottom line The most complete bench kit of the five, with presets, calibration, a named tip system and an ESD grounding lead. Its tips tie the owner to YIHUA, and it publishes no heat-up or stability figure.

The YIHUA 926LED-IV EVO listing, bullet by bullet

Five bullets: a set of the 110 W station, three tips, 50 g of lead-free solder, four helping hands, an LED magnifier, a tip cleaner, a sponge, a solder dispenser and an ESD grounding cable; a 110 W element, 90–480 °C, PID stabilisation and three stored temperature presets; several mounting points for the helping hands, a dispenser on either side and a brass wool cleaner with a spatter cover; sleep after a set idle time and digital calibration against a thermocouple; and a one-year EU warranty, 230 V with a type F plug, and YIHUA’s own EVO 110W tips.

Calibration on the YIHUA station

The station can be corrected to a measured tip temperature. Tips wear and displays drift, and a calibration function lets the number on screen follow the tip. The listing is careful to say a thermocouple thermometer is needed to do it.

A tip system with a name

EVO 110W tips are named and sold by YIHUA. That makes replacements easy to identify, and it also means other makers’ tips are not described as compatible.

A grounding cable in the YIHUA box

An ESD grounding cable is the only ESD item named as a physical part among the five stations reviewed here; the others describe a design. The listing includes it without explaining how it connects to the bench.

Availability

At the last look-up, the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores were asking 70 € to 77 €.

The American and British Amazon stores returned no entry, so the buy button there opens a search rather than a missing page.

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.

Where it earns its place, and where it falls short

Strengths

  • Three stored temperature presets and digital calibration against a thermocouple
  • A named tip system, YIHUA’s own EVO 110W tips
  • An ESD grounding cable, four helping hands, an LED magnifier and 50 g of lead-free solder

Compromises

  • No heat-up time or stability figure
  • The EVO 110W tips are proprietary to YIHUA
  • Calibration requires a separate professional thermocouple thermometer, as the fourth bullet notes

Specifications

Power110 W heating element, title and second bullet
Temperature range90–480 °C, title and second bullet
StabilityAbsent from the listing as a figure — a PID stabilisation programme is described, second bullet
Heat-up timeAbsent from the listing
Tip systemYIHUA’s own EVO 110W tips, fifth bullet; three tips included
Sleep modeAfter an unused period of set length, fourth bullet
ESD protectionESD-safe grounding cable included, first bullet
ErgonomicsFour helping hands on several mounting points, a solder dispenser mountable left or right, brass wool cleaner with a spatter cover and a sponge slot, third bullet
Amazon referenceB09NXV3XT1 (same reference on 4 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN5060497924222

Questions makers ask before buying

Can the YIHUA 926LED-IV EVO be calibrated?

Yes. The fourth bullet describes a digital calibration function: measure the tip with a professional thermocouple thermometer and enter the value.

Which tips does the 926LED-IV EVO use?

The fifth bullet says it uses YIHUA’s own EVO 110W tips.