GOLDEN BLUE MS-B126 Suction Pen Strong Electric Vacuum Chuck Antistatic Suction Pen IC Chip Electronic Parts Lens Absorbers Device

This is an awesome item to have suction is unbelievable can pick up the largest iof computer chips with ease .. super quite. Very well built PROSKIT.. Top quality item ass good if not better then the 100 -150$ vacuum pens buy this brand and you will not be disappointed worth every penny of 40$

It has plenty of suction, and picked up a small PCB, but it wouldn't pick up a 1210 (3225 metric) resistor. It is also very difficult to use because of the button placement. Not worth the money. I'll be returning it.

Housing made of plastic instead of aluminum.Battery is AAA instead of AA or rechargable.Suction power is INSTANT. Not good. you can easily stress the chip while its in a molten state with instant suction power. Suction should be gradually increasing like you would have using a pen powered by a motor with a hole you cover with your finder to create suction.Gradual suction is very important. It prevents accidental cold lift.Packaging is piece of paper wrapped with plastic to be hang on the hook at the store. Clearly this is a dollar store item.Other users report battery falling off inside the housing. No surprise, there is an empty void inside the battery housing and it looks like if you drop the pen, battery can indeed fall out. There is plenty of open space for it to do just that.Your hand/finger is very close to the tip. Not good. Lots of heat in that area.Being so close to the heat source forces you to lift the IC quick which you do not want to do. You want to lift the IC slow and carefully to make sure it wont drop or tilt in any direction while lifting.It would be better if it had an ON OFF switch and a finger hole instead. At that point its cheaper to build your own battery powered suction pen if you ask me.Does it work ?Yes.Will it last ?Who knows. Ill be sure to update the comment as soon as it dies (hopefully not)So if you dont see an UPDATE, it means its still working.I am using it every day so......UPDATE:Cannot lift large chips. Does not have enough suction power.

The package arrived damaged, and the pen was missing. I requested a replacement, which was promptly provided. Although the replacement package was still damaged, the pen was included this time. The pen works exceptionally well. I use it to place small, flat, plastic parts into tight spaces, and its strong suction makes it highly effective for the task.

Tube is too small, ribber tip to disperse suction is useless. Too flexible, does not hold up well. Tips come off too easy, not worth price.

I was skeptical of the suction power of this little thing, but its a real trooper. Just make sure to feed it a new battery as the power greatly diminishes if it has a half-used one.Will never use an aquarium bubble sucker again 🤣

The button to activate the pump requires a lot of force and travel distance to turn the pump on or off. Just moving my finger enough to toggle it causes my hand to move. It's so difficult to keep the SMD part's position accurate that you're better off with literally any pair of tweezers.I tried to use this with 2x2mm SMD ARGB LEDs. Maybe this tool is better than tweezers for larger ICs since it grabs from the top instead of the sides. But for parts that fit in your tweezers, definitely use tweezers.

It works great for hearing aids and would recommend it