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product_id: 93600691
title: "UY CHAN TS80 9V Type C USB Original Digital OLED Programmable Pocket-size Smart Mini Portable Soldering Iron Station Kit (With B02 Tip & Power Supply)"
brand: "uy chan"
price: "€ 3.41"
currency: EUR
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# Fast Heating Power Bank Compatible Programmable Features UY CHAN TS80 9V Type C USB Original Digital OLED Programmable Pocket-size Smart Mini Portable Soldering Iron Station Kit (With B02 Tip & Power Supply)

**Brand:** uy chan
**Price:** € 3.41
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

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## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** UY CHAN TS80 9V Type C USB Original Digital OLED Programmable Pocket-size Smart Mini Portable Soldering Iron Station Kit (With B02 Tip & Power Supply) by uy chan
- **How much does it cost?** € 3.41 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.de](https://www.desertcart.de/products/93600691-uy-chan-ts80-9v-type-c-usb-original-digital-oled)

## Best For

- uy chan enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted uy chan brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Rapid Heat-Up:** Heats up in seconds with adjustable temperatures from 212°F to 752°F (100°C to 400°C).
- • **Compact Design:** Lightweight and pocket-sized, perfect for home use or field repairs.
- • **Portable Powerhouse:** Easily powered by QC3.0 Adapter or 9V/2.0A Power Bank for on-the-go repairs.
- • **Smart Safety Features:** Equipped with dual-temperature sensors and automatic over-heating warnings.
- • **Customizable Performance:** Reprogram temperature curves and functions via computer for tailored use.

## Overview

The UY CHAN TS80 is a cutting-edge, pocket-sized soldering iron station that combines portability with advanced features. It heats up rapidly, offers customizable temperature settings, and is powered by versatile sources, making it ideal for both home and field repairs.

## Description

NOTE: TS80 is different from TS100. TS100 CAN NOT be powered up by a QC3.0 Adapter and Type C USB Cable like TS80 does. And for this version, we provide a 9V/2.0A US Standard QC3.0 Power Supply Adapter and a Type C USB Cable, so you don't need to find anything else for Household Use Specifications: - Power: 18W. - Temperature stability: ±2%. - Soldering tip resistance to ground: <2Ω. - Temperature range: 100℃ - 400℃ (max). - Max operation ambient temperature: 40°C. - OLED screen. - Type C USB port. - Input: 9V/2.0A - Fashionable and detachable. - Open source. - Efficient to work with. - Wide compatibility. - Control part: length: 96mm, diameter: 16.5mm. - Heating part: length: 72+33mm, diameter: 5.5mm. - Weight: 200g  - Compliant with EU certification: CE FCC. Package Included:TS80 Soldering Controllor (Black color) ×1B02 Soldering Tip ×19V/2.0A Power Supply Adapter ×1Type C USB Cable ×1Soldering iron stand ×1User Manual ×1 Other accessories in photos like Power Bank, Battery and so on are NOT included For Field Repairs TS80 can be powered up by a 9V/2.0A (or higher output) Power Bank, we provide the Type C USB Cable, but the Power Bank is NOT included, you need find one It is convenient for some Field Repairs, such as unmanned aerial vehicle, FPV multirotor, and so on

## Features

- 【NEW Version】TS80 be powered up by a QC3.0 Adapter and Type C USB Cable for home use, and be powered up by a 9V/2.0A Power Bank for Field Repairs
- 【Convenient】Very portable for home use or field repairs, especially for repairing FPV multirotor
- 【Fast Heating】This portable soldering iron heats up in seconds. The temperature is displayed on OLED screen, which can be accurately and easily adjusted from 212°F to 752°F (100°C to 400°C)
- 【Smart & Safe】It has dual-temperature sensors and accelerated sensors with STM32 chip. And it also has sleep mode and automatic over-heating warning.
- 【Reprogrammable】Connectting to the computer, you can reset your own temperature rising curves and custom functions.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Brand | UY CHAN |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Special Feature | Portable |
| Style | Pencil |
| Upper Temperature Rating | 400 Degrees Celsius |
| Burner type | Ceramic |
| Manufacturer | UY CHAN |
| Part Number | TS80-MO-B02 |
| Item Weight | 8 ounces |
| Package Dimensions | 8 x 4.5 x 1.5 inches |
| Item model number | TS80-MO-B02 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Color | Ts80 With B02 Tip + Power Supply |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Special Features | Portable |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Pricey, but a great little soldering iron
  

*by J***1 on Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2020*

I wish the USB cord was longer.  That's the only sort of negative thing I have to say.  Everything else about this was much better than I thought it would be.  It's pricey, but it gives you great accuracy, both in tip and temperature control. Heats up was faster than any iron I've used before.  Auto-cut off is very good, and if it takes you too long to get back, it gets back up to temperature in no time.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Quality material and accessories
  

*by N***R on Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2020*

The cable that comes with this thing is cc but silky.....it’s amazing.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Absolutely love this thing.  Stock firmware is clunky and CFW isn't ready yet, but very promising.
  

*by J***A on Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2019*

I guess the only bad thing I'd say about this is the stock firmware is kind of awful in a lot of ways.  For starters, in left-handed mode it doesn't actually switch the buttons despite what it shows on the display so you have to push the opposite.  Not a problem for right-handed users obviously, but terribly annoying.  The stock firmware is also a bit clunky in actual operation.  Changing functions requires you to hold the opposite button you'd expect for a few moments instead of just pushing the other button (which just goes back.)  Some things like when you turn off heating mode can be a bit confusing.  The custom firmware on Github is actually pretty amazing, but IMO isn't quite ready yet.  It has a few issues including a significant voltage oscillation during heating at this particular time and inability to work with some chargers that work just fine with the stock firmware, but the actual interface is significantly better in quite possibly every way, including a super convenient "boost" mode that raises the tip temperature just while you hold it down (very handy for those really picky joints.)  Once it's ready the custom firmware it will be amazing and everything the stock firmware really should be.  Here is the link for those who might be interested:  https://github.com/Ralim/ts100  (Even though it says TS100 it also has the TS80 there.  Firmware-wise they are extremely similar devices, so it's pretty much one codebase I guess.)One of the biggest reasons I knocked off a whole star though isn't that, but is the charging adapter that comes with it and just how terribly picky it is for actual power sources.  The stock adapter that came with mine (white plastic casing with blue Qualcomm 3.0 Quick Charge logo on it model CY-QC30) seems to be dangerously close to its limits when actually being used.  It gets quite hot and some component apparently gets hot enough to let out an unpleasant smell.  I worry very much that it will die and damage my TS80 as it does so, so I went ahead and bought another charger (one which is much higher quality and able to handle more power running through it, but which doesn't work with the custom firmware at all sadly.)  That means spending the extra for the one with the charger included was wasted and right now I can't use the much nicer custom firmware.  The final part of knocking off that fifth star is the fact that it is QC 3.0 _ONLY_.  It doesn't support PD (it doesn't even have the USB pins to do it, so this isn't something a custom firmware can do) and can't heat at 5V (even if you can find a 3+A power source.)  QC 3.0 isn't really much of a proper standard, so support and quality varies wildly among chargers and power banks.  That also means this doesn't even work with all QC 3.0 devices...Now, those annoyances aside, the soldering iron itself is just amazing.  Beautiful even.  It's thinner and smaller than most irons so really amazing for fine work with the B02 tip, but still perfectly capable of handling larger joints and such as well.  I find that the thin shape and short tip makes it feel kind of like I'm using a pen and I can reach points on a board that are harder to reach and with more accuracy than I could do using a normal soldering iron.  The tip temperature is very steady and well controlled, so it doesn't cool off if you work on a large blob of solder on something, however it also is able to handle working on some rather tiny components that are  more sensitive and could be damaged if it were excessive.  Much better than my normal higher powered iron in fact.  Also, the iron is actually fairly efficient.  I rarely actually see it need to use a full 18W of power (I think it's averaging something like 15-16 or so on heating) so overall I'm pretty impressed that it can heat so quickly and accurately like this.  It's actually quicker than my old one (which I think is officially 30W, though I doubt it uses that at the normal temperature setting.)I also like the "sleep" mode.  It uses a motion sensor and the tip temperature drops if you're not using it for a while.  Then when you pick it back up it heats back up very quickly -- far faster than the higher wattage iron I'm replacing.  You can set the sleep time and temperature to optimize it for your own preferences (I like the CFW's lower default of 150 better.)  This helps make the tip last longer, wastes less energy, and is safer even (less likely to be accidentally burned or something.)  This is actually a pretty smart idea and more soldering irons should probably do it.One really great part about all this is you can actually connect it to a USB power bank as long as it properly supports Quick Charge 3.0.  A while back I bought this one for my Switch and it works just fine with my TS80:  https://www.amazon.com/dp/B019IFIJW8/  It may not work with all (again QC 3.0 is not much of a standard and support and functionality can vary) but people do report several it does work with besides that one.  The CFW Github page links to a few DIY components that can be used to build custom devices as well.  (And for a bit of meta, make sure you use this iron to build the DIY components that will then power it!)Once the custom firmware has enough time in development I think the TS80 is going to be among the more amazing choices out there, but I guess the QC 3.0 limitations might always hold it back a little.  That said, it's still one of the nicest choices out there right now and will be so until I suppose a newer model eventually comes out presumably supporting PD (which should be much easier to work with overall.)  But even with that in mind, this is a really nice soldering iron and I'm not planning on buying anything to replace it any time soon at all.

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*Last updated: 2026-02-21*