Quite good for amateur use. The short clamp and grounding cable is a bit of a problem, but I used the cables from my old soldering iron and thus have enough length without any issues.

It does its job very satisfactorily, without any problems. Very good performance, although the cables are indeed an issue, but for the money you pay, you can't expect more. For my amateur use for almost 2 years now, it is excellent. It never overheated!

I am an amateur, but a professional iron tester tried it in my area for many welds. 3 mm sheet metal for 4 meters at 70 and something amps to go bullet. We used other cables larger without problems. The small cable is a disadvantage but it is for use on the shoulder...

Very good tool to have for an amateur on his workbench, small and powerful, either for simple iron or galvanized with the corresponding electrodes, of course Vfm

After 2 years of use and countless soldering (always amateur), I am extremely satisfied.
Strong, lightweight with good stitching. I am considering using it as a TIG from now on.

After 2 years of use and countless repairs, it has won me over. The small weight is a major advantage. It works flawlessly. Excellent build quality and very good price. When I took it out of the package, 2 years ago, I thought someone was joking with me. Is this small blue box an electric welder??

Very powerful welding, indeed the amperage it states is actually true and I bought the 160 A, in case it is not powerful enough, but in practice I saw that it has a lot of power. For those who know about welding, it lacks a little in electrode ignition (for those who want perfection), but otherwise no problem! For its price, I give it a 10, it is worth the money and more! The cables are short like in all weldings nowadays, so I don't consider it a disadvantage. I recommend it!

Very good tool for amateur use, I have it and it has not disappointed me so far, I have had it for over a year. As for the cables, I bought longer ones to be more comfortable, but supposedly you are supposed to keep it close to you when you use it, that's why the manufacturers sell it with short cables. I recommend it, it's very good!

Very good soldering. Quite powerful. It needs around 30 to 35 A to not open a hole. The only downside is the short cables, but it is somewhat covered due to portability. Overall, I am satisfied so far. Time will tell.

I am an amateur and I bought it to learn how to do soldering and later TIG.
It is very lightweight, very small, and seems to be powerful, as in my first attempt I made more holes instead of welds. I believe that for its price and for amateur use, it will do the job anyway.

Flawless adhesion, it has never let me down in any of my jobs, it is stable in its performance, very easy to use. I have welded an oil tank and it worked continuously for 20 minutes, one electrode after the other, with a change to larger cables on the clamps, and I stopped not because the thermal protection turned on, but because I took a break from work. The cables provided by the dealership are small, but with this price, they have to cut corners somewhere.

It sticks firmly and is very easy to use since it does not "stick" the electrodes. It can be easily transported, so the short length of the cables is not a big issue. The price is excellent.
Now, it doesn't seem to be 160A, but for amateur use, with respect to usage times, it works fine. Welding a 6mm plate with a 16mm round bar, I had good control over the welding, despite the different thicknesses and the small contact point. Only time will tell...