nimakhaI've played with different power supplies to see what the difference is in operation. Using a 12V, it heated up to 300C in a little over 30 seconds...24V in just 5. The included 19V does it in about 8 seconds or so and mine has a pretty flexible cord on it. I don't worry about it being pulled off of the table when I set it down.
I used mine to put together all of the boards for my Christmas light displays over a period of about 10 hours or so of work. Even with hour+ sessions, the thing never felt warm to me and never quit. Getting another one in the current drop to give to my step-father after he saw how well it worked (former Navy electronics tech with decades of soldering behind him).
That site also has tips, in more varieties (and at lower prices) than available here. http://www.banggood.com/Original-Replacement-Solder-Tip-For-TS100-Digital-LCD-Soldering-Iron-p-984215.html
I used mine to put together all of the boards for my Christmas light displays over a period of about 10 hours or so of work. Even with hour+ sessions, the thing never felt warm to me and never quit. Getting another one in the current drop to give to my step-father after he saw how well it worked (former Navy electronics tech with decades of soldering behind him).