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PINECIL – Smart Mini Portable Soldering Iron, Small

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Features

  • DUAL POWER INPUT DESIGNS1) USB-C supports both PD and QC 3.0 and; 2) DC5525 barrel DC jack. (Note: Power supply not included)
  • SPEEDY RAPID WARMUPReaches operating temperature in 12 seconds. Support for on-demand rapid boost feature.
  • PORTABLEFeatures a sleek and slim design, comprised of an SAE 304 stainless steel core housed inside a polycarbonate shell.
  • POWER SAVINGAuto standby mode engages when it is not in use ensuring the user safety.
  • PACKAGE CONTENTS Pinecil Soldering Iron, Type B2 Soldering Tip

Description

The Pinecil is a smart mini portable soldering iron with a 32 bit RISC V SoC featuring a sleek design, auto standby and it heats up to an operating temperature in just 12 seconds! Adjustable soldering tip temperature which can be set between 100Degree C and 400Degree C using the adjustment buttons and an easy to read OLED display. PACKAGE: Dimensions: 17cm x 12cm x 2.3cm Weight: 88 grams PLATFORM: OS: Ralim’s IronOS build CPU: 32 bit RV32IMAC RISC V Bumblebee Core @ 108 MHz DISPLAY: 0.69 inches OLED White Color Monochrome Display Resolution: 96x16pixels POWER PORT: USB type C: PD and QC 3.0 12V 20V 3A Barrel Jack: DC5525, 12V 21V DC 3A WARRANTY: 30days

Brand: PINE64


Specific Uses For Product: Residential Use


Wattage: 36 watts


Special Feature: Portable


Included Components: USB


Brand: ‎PINE64


Specific Uses For Product: ‎Residential Use


Wattage: ‎36 watts


Special Feature: ‎Portable


Included Components: ‎USB


Handle Material: ‎Stainless Steel


Item Length: ‎155 Millimeters


Item Weight: ‎60 Grams


Upper Temperature Rating: ‎400 Degrees Celsius


Head Style: ‎soldering tip


Burner type: ‎Ceramic


Style: ‎Pencil


UPC: ‎850796007840


Manufacturer: ‎PINE64


Part Number: ‎PINECIL-BB2


Item Weight: ‎2.12 ounces


Country of Origin: ‎China


Item model number: ‎‎PINECIL-BB2


Size: ‎Small


Material: ‎stainless_steel, pine, iron, carbon


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Special Features: ‎Portable


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Date First Available: June 9, 2021


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    • Great.
Review Image by oldtech oldtech
Rarely review but this is worth it. I have many soldering irons they all have the annoyance of a stiff cord. I bought a silicone cord and this is great. It is a little fragile around the tip end and mine broke after a year or so but I put epoxy on it and good to go again. For electronics work this is my go to iron. I'll certainly buy it again. Thingiverse has some nice cases to go with it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2025 by oldtech oldtech
    • Awesome solder gun!
Works way better than expected. Heats up fast and being able to have so many options on a $40 solder gun is great! Very easy to use and the tip is versatile. Only complaint is after market tips are $$$.
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2025 by Jag24
    • Better than the TS101
Review Image by Mad Mensch Mad Mensch
*Image caption: If you’re looking at this image and thinking “this guy should be a professional product photographer”… first off, you’re too kind and second, I was thinking the exact same thing.* If you’re choosing between the TS101 and the Pinecil then I’ll make this review short, get the Pinecil. Because other reviewers aren’t as thoughtful as I am, I didn’t have the luxury of knowing the above so I bought both. I first unboxed and plugged-in the TS101 and right away the iron started heating up ridiculously fast. As I fumbled around trying to turn it off I was then thoroughly confused by the menu system, so much so that I ended up going into “boost” mode which made it even hotter. This rough start was not at all surprising considering most Chinese products have horribly confusing software even if the hardware is insanely good. So I did some research and found out that most soldering hobbiests prefer IronOS which is an open-source OS that is (if you haven’t guessed) specifically for smart soldering irons. It turns out that the TS101 can be flashed with IronOS so I thought perfect let’s do that. Which brings me to my final reason for convincing you to go with the Pinecil - depending on your computer, the OS you’re running, the cable you’re using, whether your TS101 is authentic or not, and which year it was manufactured.. you may not be able to flash it or even upgrade the firmware. There’s numerous posts online about this, so much so that I believe the TS101 is no longer recommended by those who developed IronOS. If you are lucky and all the stars in China align for you then you may be fortunate enough to install ironOS on your TS101, I was not. So I put the TS101 away and grabbed the Pinecil. The pinecil V2 (identified by the green grip) already has IronOS pre-installed on it so we’re already off to a much better start. After plugging it in for the first time the Pinecil did not rapidly start heating, instead it presents you with a very thoughtful and easy to navigate menu complete with animated icons and scrolling text describing what each menu item does. In the time it took me to fumble around with the TS101 and unsuccessfully try to turn it off, I was already changing my Pinecil’s settings to my liking and learning about all the many features it has to offer that the TS does not (or perhaps weren’t explained in its horrible menu). Outside of the menu, the Pinecil supports up to 88W OOTB compared to the TS101’s 65W. Supposedly the TS101 can support higher wattages with the latest firmware, but since it may be impossible for you to update said firmware let’s just assume it doesn’t. Lastly, the Pinecil comes with a newer style Pine designed soldering tip (6.2ohms) compared the the longer TS-style tip (8 ohms), but it supports both. The benefit of the short tip (ST line) on the Pinecil (other than the lower electrical resistance and improved ergonomics) is that the thermocouple is closer to the end of the tip itself which provides more accurate temp readings. In conclusion, get the Pinecil V2. If for some reason you’re still considering the TS101 at this point then make sure you get an authentic Miniware and not one of the clones Amazon also carries like Uy Chan. You might have a better chance of flashing the firmware on an authentic but even that is a gamble. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2024 by Mad Mensch Mad Mensch
    • Pretty decent soldering iron for a beginner/hobbyist!
For its price, this soldering iron is actually pretty decent, you plug it in with a usb cable with a 60w+ power brick then turn it on and it heats up in about 5-10 secs or so to 750f/400c. I do recommend buying some other tips as the conical tip is not that great. For a beginner/hobbyist this would be a good iron that is pretty portable and easy to store away when not using. It does a good job with the right tips tinning pads, wicking up solder, and soldering/desoldering SMD components to boards! I am used to using a hakko fx-951 station, but I would probably use this iron when I am not doing long sessions of soldering. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2025 by christian
    • Amazing device!
Game changer, this is the best iron I've ever owned! I use it very much with my powerbank for portable soldering and even at home soldering
Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2025 by Radiosrus
    • Good for hobbyists and general soldering. Great if you prefer a sleek design for an iron.
Heats up fast and is perfect if you want a small iron that still works efficiently. Only complaint is that the usb-c port could have a little bit for depth because most supplies don't push all the way in so it has a little bit of wiggle room. If it pushed all the way in it'd probably be 5 stars, barrel port works perfect though. Other than that it works fast and the sleep feature on it is pretty nice to have if you ever need to walk away for a bit. Good for any hobby soldering and haven't ran into issues from it having a smaller tip than most irons. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2025 by William Collins
    • What a bargain
Hands down the best iron I've ever used. Paired with a 65w usbc Chromebook charger. Heats up lightning fast, has good temperature control and the tip makes good thermal contact.
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2025 by Bill4
    • Fast and great for tight spaces.
I love this soldering pencil. I no longer use my other soldering irons. It heats up quickly. The temperature display is really helpful because you know it's heating and you know when it's ready. I use it for small electronics and micro-controller headers and it's great for this application.
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2025 by Thomas Lowell

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