HOTO Snapbloq I-A06 Cordless Soldering Iron Kit
- 400 F in 3 seconds, PID heating
- 140W wired, 60W cordless output
- 200 to 840 F range, 10 F/5 C steps
- 3 C245 tips: C2 chisel, KU knife, B bevel
- 2000mAh battery, USB-C PD, DC or power bank
- Auto-sleep 5 to 60 minutes, Hall-effect safety cover
Updated 20 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A versatile soldering kit that switches between high-power wired work and cordless use, with large tips that hold heat. Warranty and cable details are thin in the listing.
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ASIN: B0H86CCCRKModel: SNAPBLOQ I-A06Category: Soldering Irons
Overview
A hobbyist fixing drones, controllers and power cords gets a soldering iron that runs from a wall supply or its own battery. Large tips with high thermal mass hold heat on thick wires, and a color screen shows the set temperature with three quick presets.
Wired power for heavy joints plus a cordless mode for repairs away from the bench is the reason to choose it. Cordless output is much lower than wired, and the warranty terms are not given.
Who it's for
Makers working on RC connectors, ground planes and household electronics get enough heat for heavy joints. Users who never leave the bench may not need the battery.
Pros and cons
- Fast heat-up with PID control
- Wired and cordless modes
- Three presets plus fine slider
- Reversible screen for either hand
- Cordless mode has lower power
- Warranty terms not listed
- USB cable type not detailed
Performance notes
Thermal recovery comes from tip mass: the larger tip stores more heat and refills it faster during long joints. PID control holds the set temperature, while auto-sleep drops heat when the iron is idle and recovers on pickup.
Specifications
| Brand | HOTO |
|---|---|
| Model | SNAPBLOQ I-A06 |
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Item weight | 5.28 ounces |
| Capacity & performance | |
| Upper Temperature Rating | 840 F |
| Heating Element | C245 |
| Wattage | 140 watts wired; 60W cordless |
| Temperature range | 200 to 840 F, 10 F/5 C steps |
| Temperature presets | M1 400 F, M2 650 F, M3 800 F |
| Battery capacity | 2000mAh |
| Power & efficiency | |
| Power Source | Battery Powered or Corded Electric (USB-C PD, DC, power bank) |
| Construction & materials | |
| Handle Material | Plastic |
| Included components | |
| Included Components | Soldering iron, 3 tips, sponge, stand, USB |
| Included tips | C245-C2, C245-KU, C245-B |
| Other details | |
| Heat up time | 400 F in 3 seconds |
| Display | Full-color LCD, reversible |
| Auto sleep | 5 to 60 minutes |
Frequently asked questions
How do I power the HOTO I-A06 soldering iron?
Use USB-C PD, DC input or a compatible power bank, or run it from the built-in 2000mAh battery. Fully insert the tip before heating.
What tips come with the HOTO I-A06?
Three C245 tips: C2 chisel, KU knife and B bevel.
Is the HOTO I-A06 safe to put away hot?
The Hall-effect cover cuts power when stored, and the LCD warns of high temperature until the tip cools to 48 C.
Does the HOTO I-A06 take C210 tips?
The listing describes C245 tips only and does not mention C210 support.