10pcs 900M-TI Soldering Iron Tips Solder Iron Replacement Tip for 900M Station Tool for Hakko, TENMA, ATTEN, Quick, Aoyue, Yihua Soldering Station(900M-T-I)

Good quality works well

Good value for money,good quality tips.Easy fit with my soldering iron.Melts solder easy and precise with electronic components.

Had to set my iron hotter than it was with the origional tip. Dunno if it's the bit or my iron.

I never thought I’d be this excited about a pack of 10 replacement soldering iron tips, but here we are. The Saipor 900M-TI Soldering Iron Tips have turned my humble soldering station into a veritable playground of precision—and, dare I say, pleasure. From the moment I popped one into my iron, it felt like a perfect match, sliding in with such ease I had to stifle a little grin. Each tip is designed for those tight, tricky spots, and they heat up faster than I expected—no more awkward waiting around while the temperature rises. Whether I’m tackling a delicate PCB or playing around with wires, these tips keep the heat where I want it, ensuring a clean, satisfying solder joint every time. No accidental scorches, no fumbling around—just smooth, consistent performance that leaves me feeling like a pro. And with ten of these bad boys in the box, I can afford to switch them out whenever the mood strikes. Maybe I’m feeling a finer tip for precise little nooks one day, or a slightly broader stroke the next—there’s always an option ready and waiting. Not to mention, they’re compatible with so many popular soldering stations (Hakko, Yihua, Aoyue, and more), it’s almost like they just can’t wait to get attached. Bottom line? If you’re looking to spice things up at your workbench, these 900M-TI tips are ready to please. They might be small, but they sure know how to turn up the heat—and once you start using them, you’ll wonder how you ever got by without that extra spark in your soldering life.

Bought these to fit my YIHUA 928D-III SK 65Watt soldering iron with the blue handle - not to be confused with the YIHUA 110W version with the same 928D-III reference and a red handle. Whilst these tips aren't from the original manufacturer, I was able to buy just the size of tip I wanted without having to splash out for a packet of YIHUA assorted tips just to get the one size I wanted. They fit perfectly, perform well, and at the right price.

10x 900-M-T soldering iron tips (1.2mm at tip, conical profile) I bought a cheap soldering iron a while ago to replace an aging one I had with a very big tip that was not good for smaller jobs. It worked well, but then the tip "dissolved" in the solder and so I replaced it with one of the extra ones that had been supplied with the iron. That tip was useless, since it seemed to hardly get hot and would not melt solder. I realised that the hole in the middle seems too big and so gave poor heat transfer. Hence, the search for good replacements. I settled on these since they seemed from reviews that they might do the trick, plus with it being Amazon if there was an issue they could go straight back. On inspection, they are significantly heavier than the dodgy tip and the hole in the centre was the fraction bit smaller that was needed for a good fit onto the heating element. Once on the iron and heated up, the tip works perfectly and the iron is now performing again like it did when I got it first. Now I have 10x tips that should keep me going for ages. I would certainly recommend these based on initial impressions. Time will tell whether they last.

Good quality tips. I use them everyday and will buy them again

I have only used one out of the pack of 10, I'm no great soldering guru, but one thing I am sure of is, don't run the iron too hot, I learned this from burning up all the tips which came with my soldering iron. Use the minimum amount of heat and don't leave the iron on while preparing things for soldering. These particular tips are like darts, so fine solder, minimum heat and keeping the tip clean with a damp sponge should give great results. I have only done a relatively small amount of soldering with the one tip, but at the time of putting the soldering iron to bed, the tip still looked new. Oh and don't do as I used to do, dunk the very hot tip in a pot of soldering flux to clean it, that stuff can corrode copper, no wonder all my soldering iron tips went manky... I don't do that any more!!

Received only 9 bits, although order was for 10 nos. Bit quality is also very low and inconsistent shape. Seller is selling low grade product with unethical practices.