Reddit reviews BAYKA 60W 110-120V Soldering Iron, 482-896℉（250-480℃） Accurate Adjustable Temperature Soldering Iron with ON/OFF Switch, LCD Display, Auto-Sleep Setting, 5 Soldering Iron Tips, Stand
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【Want to Fix Your Electronics?】 BAYKA professional soldering iron with ON/OFF switch suitable for basic DIY fixes. It would be very satisfactory for the typical electronics hobbyist, maker, tinkerer, or DIY repairs enthusiast. The soldering iron tips come pre tinned which can provide for longer life.【Accurate Adjust Temperature】 60W Soldering iron have 9 quickly temperature levels, heat up quickly(30 seconds from 0℉ to 896℉.) User can accurate adjust temperature within 1-Degree increments from 482-896℉. LCD displays accurate temperature readings, no need to find the right dial setting for each soldering job.【What Kind of Design BAYKA Offer?】 Built of metal, flame-retardant nylon and high-frequency ceramic heater. All the materials are flame retardant. Auto-sleep function can reduce high temperature corrosion by reducing the temperature of iron to 392℉.【What Else You Can Work?】 This pencil type soldering iron function is more powerful than a soldering station. Its heat output to hold at constant temperature. For basic electronic work on circuit boards, jewelry making and repair, as well as most model work, this unit will do it all. Do not to solder onto dirty metals and things not intended to be soldered.【Support】If our products have any problems, our 24 hours supporting team can help you. If we cannot solve your problems, you can Contact Amazon Customer Support to replace them for free.
I got this one. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07R4SDSP8/ref=ppx_od_dt_b_asin_title_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Seemed to work fine
Also, something like this might work - Bayka 60W Soldering Iron
A little cheaper than the Hakko
Agreed. That's a nice way of saying that, too, without the judgement. Asking someone why they haven't done something yet, then following that up with how inexpensive something is ignores the fact that any price is a huge hurdle for many people. Buying a "cheap" temp controlled iron is still a huge difference from a radio shack $15 iron, and might be the only thing they can afford.
You also did nothing to help them in case you had a a suggestion for an inexpensive replacement iron. However, anyone can be more helpful than you, so OP, check out this well-reviewed iron: BAYKA 60W https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07R4SDSP8/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_i_GomMDbYQBCJDA