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title: "Aoyue 2703A+ All in One Digital Hot Air Rework Station"
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# 70W high-power desoldering & soldering Integrated smoke absorber for fume-free work 500W hot air system for precise rework Aoyue 2703A+ All in One Digital Hot Air Rework Station

**Brand:** aoyue
**Price:** 44357 kr
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🔥 Master your soldering game with precision & power in one sleek station!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Aoyue 2703A+ All in One Digital Hot Air Rework Station by aoyue
- **How much does it cost?** 44357 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.is](https://www.desertcart.is/products/8671612-aoyue-2703a-all-in-one-digital-hot-air-rework-station)

## Best For

- aoyue enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted aoyue brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Safety-First Design:** Zero crossing circuitry + ESD safe + smoke absorber for clean, surge-free operation.
- • **Dual-Port Powerhouse:** Run soldering & desoldering simultaneously without downtime.
- • **Smart Sleep & Reflow:** Customizable auto-sleep (1-60 min) and 5-segment programmable reflow profiles.
- • **Versatile & Complete Kit:** Includes multiple nozzles, vacuum pen, tip cleaner & configurable iron stand for pro workflow.
- • **Precision Digital Control:** Atmega16A microprocessor ensures stable temps with intuitive LED display.

## Overview

The Aoyue 2703A+ All in One Digital Hot Air Rework Station combines a 70W soldering iron, 70W desoldering gun, and a 500W hot air system into a single, dual-port unit. Featuring a ceramic heating element, Atmega16A microprocessor for precise temperature control, and a smoke absorber for safer work, it’s designed for professional-grade electronics repair and rework. With advanced functions like auto sleep, programmable reflow, and an intuitive LED interface, this CE-certified, ESD-safe station offers a comprehensive toolkit including multiple nozzles, vacuum pen, and cleaning accessories—ideal for millennial pros who demand efficiency, safety, and versatility in their workspace.

## Description

This an All in One repairing station the combines a Hot Air Rework Gun with a soldering iron and a desoldering Gun. This a very high quality unit from Aoyue who is a leading producer in Europe and Asia and is now introducting products to the US Market. Just screw a nozzle onto the hot air tool, place the nozzle over the QFP, SOP, PLCC or SOJ to be desoldered, apply hot air to melt the solder without ever touching the component or PC board, and gently lift the component from the board using the vacuum pickup. Soldering of the replacement SMD is just as easy. Maintains a constant set temperature when the set and the value is reached. All Digital display of temperature and pressure with touch control on the front panel. The de-soldering tool comes with zero crossing circuitry preventing electrical surges and is equipped with a strong suction vacuum pump. Built in Air Flow gauge The 24 volt soldering iron is Lead Free compatible with the compound tip design by connecting the ceramic heater, sensor control unit and tip as one. This style tip heats up extremely quickly Compatible with many nozzle types from all manufacturers. There is an Auto cool-off process that leaves the blower on until the nozzle is cool, this prolongs life of the heating element and to ensure safety. ESD safe design. Package content: Main station with hot air gun, Air nozzles (1130,1197, 1919),G001 IC popper, Z003 Hot air gun holder, Soldering Iron with Tip, Soldering Iron Holder with Solder Wire Stand, De-soldering Gun, Spare soldering iron element, manual vacuum suction pen, Power cord. SRA Soldering Products is the Exclusive Distributor and will handle warranty repairs after the first 30 days (for issues within 30 days contact desertcart directly). The warranty period is 1 year after shipment. Heating elements and soldering tips are not covered under warranty.

Review: You almost get what you pay for. - I only give 5 or 1 star reviews as those are usually the only ones anybody reads. (Why would I care if somebody "sorta likes" or "sorta hates" something?) Anyway, This is a good system. It's definitely worth what you pay for it considering a comparable Pace station is $1000+. I have had mine for a year and have put it through its paces. So here's the bullets: I wish it could read in degrees F sometimes but it can't. The sponge that it comes with is only 1/8" thick and dries out way too fast. Needs to be about 1/2" thick sooo badly. The replacement tips are ~$20 and not all are available on desertcart. (Note to self: don't leave it turned on unless you program the AutoSleep first. It's not preset. Burned up the WQ-B tip the first month.) (Additional note: The default temp is 350C which is too high for lead solder whch should be ~320C.) The desoldering gun is lacking. The design is such that the extractor tip tubes extend into the collection chamber. As a result they don't conduct heat all the way through the tube and the tubes get clogged constantly during heavy use. One solution would be to use a much higher temp but then you risk damage to the PCB. The desoldering tip cleaning tool is made of steel which is fine but it doesn't conduct heat enough to melt through a clog. I made myself one out of 20AWG solid copper wire and of course the copper is more flimsy but it clears clogs better. Calibration requires you to have your own temperature measurement device. They could have easily added a thermocouple somewhere on the unit and a simple subroutine in the microcontroller for an autocalibration would have been sooooo easy. And trust me you want to calibrate it. I have a 2BC chisel tip and a LB conical tip and set at the same temp they are drastically different in temp (even considering the obvious heat conductivity of the two tips; but let's face it, isn't 350C supposed to be 350C? The LB runs about 280C at 350C setting which is beyond the +/-50C calibration correction setting capability.). The temp of the air nozzle is subjective based on the distance from the workpiece and the airflow. This is understandable but some "tips" or "suggestions" for these settings would be nice in the manual especially since there is no built in temperature measurement device. (Come one! Thermocouples are cheap - especially in China.) The SMD profile programming is easy but if you're going to do very much SMD work get the unit they make that has the air gun mounting arm contraption. Holding the airgun steady for a 3 minute profile is fine for one or two SMDs but when your project has 30+ SMDs to solder it gets old REAL FAST. I guess the main drawback to this unit is that it has no thermocouple to read actual tip temperatures or heat gun temps. Whether they incorporate an autocalibration feature or not is just a wish but being able to read your actual tip or air temp is crucial and is NOT part of this unit.
Review: Best package deal - This is one of the best package deals you will find. If you are into soldering/de-soldering electronics then this is the tool for you. Not only can you solder electronic projects, but you can de-solder (great for repair work) or use the hot air system to perform rework or removal of SMD parts in a single unit. Pros: Great bundle of tools with nicely thought layout. Easy to read and understand display and controls. Cons: would have been nice for the smoke remover for the soldering iron to have it's own vacuum connection. Instruction manual needs to be a bit more clearer on assembly, seems to be broken up too much rather than in a logical step 1, step 2, etc Warning: This is not suitable for an amateur, you should already have beyond basic soldering skills. Make sure you watch the videos if you never used a system like this before and heed all cautions. You can seriously damage electronics and yourself.

## Features

- HIGH PERFORMANCE - All in 1 Station that has a 70 watt High Powered Desoldering Station with a long life Ceramic heating element, 70 Soldering iron with Smoke Absorber to keep fumes away and a 500 Watt Hot Air system. Atmega16A Microprocessor from Microchip and a proprietary software proportional control of the temperature. Very easy intuitive user interface with large LED Display. Dual Port system can run 2 devices at the same time.
- BUILT FOR SAFETY - The tools has zero crossing circuitry to prevent electrical surges. CE Certified and ESD Safe. Uses low voltage for the soldering and desoldering irons and vacuum pump. Smoke absorber filters harmful fumes when soldering.
- INTELLIGENT FUNCTIONS - It has several advanced features such as digital calibration and configurable auto sleep function that is adjustable from 1-60 minutes. 5 Segment programmable auto reflow function.
- VERSATILE SOLDERING IRON STAND - The configurable stand can be setup with the spool holder on either side of the station and there is an optional sponge holder. Includes a TY-98 Brass Coil Tip Cleaner, The stand will fit any of the available irons.
- WHAT YOU GET - 1 x Aoyue 2703A+ Station with Hot Air ,Desoldering iron, Soldering iron with Smoke Absorber and tip, 3 x Hot Air Nozzles, 1 x IC Popper, 3 desoldering tips(1 installed in the iron), Cleaning Tools, 1 x Spare Spring, 6 x Spare Filters, 1 x tube of Grease, 1 x TY-98 Tip Cleaner, 1 x User Manual, 1 x Manual vacuum Suction Pen, 1 x Power Cord

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B007IJVVY0 |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #750,214 in Industrial & Scientific ( See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific ) #1,762 in Soldering Stations |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars (53) |
| Date First Available | March 8, 2012 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00022099136385 |
| Included Components | 2703A+ Workstation |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 16 pounds |
| Item model number | AO2703APLUS |
| Manufacturer | Aoyue |
| Material | Ceramic |
| Part Number | 2703A+ |
| Power Source | ac |
| Product Dimensions | 14 x 8 x 14 inches |
| UPC | 022099136385 712096154917 |
| Upper Temperature Rating | 480 Degrees Celsius |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Aoyue
- **Display Type:** LED or digital
- **Item Weight:** 16 Pounds
- **Voltage:** 110 Volts
- **Wattage:** 70 watts

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does this come with the same stuff pictured with the 738H model?**
A: The 738H comes with tweezers instead of the 2703A+ desoldering gun and associated gun accessories. The 738H also comes with a set of soldering tips, a different set of nozzles and a small Aoyue tool box.

**Q: The pdf manual says, 'power input : available in 110v / 220v'. can i use both 100v and 200v?**
A: Both 110v and 220v units are for sale but they are separate models

**Q: Does this have an auto-calibrate feature? I heard that it doesn't read the tip temperature, that I need to calibrate with an external temp sensor.**
A: Mine displays the tip temp, I have not verified the accuracy of that reading though.  There is not a calibration system that I can find -  The temp for the blower, solder iron and desoldering system seem to be in the right general range based on the types of solder I"m using...

**Q: Why shipping price is $110.02? Is that a typo?**
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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ You almost get what you pay for.
*by R***S on January 23, 2015*

I only give 5 or 1 star reviews as those are usually the only ones anybody reads. (Why would I care if somebody "sorta likes" or "sorta hates" something?) Anyway, This is a good system. It's definitely worth what you pay for it considering a comparable Pace station is $1000+. I have had mine for a year and have put it through its paces. So here's the bullets: I wish it could read in degrees F sometimes but it can't. The sponge that it comes with is only 1/8" thick and dries out way too fast. Needs to be about 1/2" thick sooo badly. The replacement tips are ~$20 and not all are available on Amazon. (Note to self: don't leave it turned on unless you program the AutoSleep first. It's not preset. Burned up the WQ-B tip the first month.) (Additional note: The default temp is 350C which is too high for lead solder whch should be ~320C.) The desoldering gun is lacking. The design is such that the extractor tip tubes extend into the collection chamber. As a result they don't conduct heat all the way through the tube and the tubes get clogged constantly during heavy use. One solution would be to use a much higher temp but then you risk damage to the PCB. The desoldering tip cleaning tool is made of steel which is fine but it doesn't conduct heat enough to melt through a clog. I made myself one out of 20AWG solid copper wire and of course the copper is more flimsy but it clears clogs better. Calibration requires you to have your own temperature measurement device. They could have easily added a thermocouple somewhere on the unit and a simple subroutine in the microcontroller for an autocalibration would have been sooooo easy. And trust me you want to calibrate it. I have a 2BC chisel tip and a LB conical tip and set at the same temp they are drastically different in temp (even considering the obvious heat conductivity of the two tips; but let's face it, isn't 350C supposed to be 350C? The LB runs about 280C at 350C setting which is beyond the +/-50C calibration correction setting capability.). The temp of the air nozzle is subjective based on the distance from the workpiece and the airflow. This is understandable but some "tips" or "suggestions" for these settings would be nice in the manual especially since there is no built in temperature measurement device. (Come one! Thermocouples are cheap - especially in China.) The SMD profile programming is easy but if you're going to do very much SMD work get the unit they make that has the air gun mounting arm contraption. Holding the airgun steady for a 3 minute profile is fine for one or two SMDs but when your project has 30+ SMDs to solder it gets old REAL FAST. I guess the main drawback to this unit is that it has no thermocouple to read actual tip temperatures or heat gun temps. Whether they incorporate an autocalibration feature or not is just a wish but being able to read your actual tip or air temp is crucial and is NOT part of this unit.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best package deal
*by A***8 on December 8, 2014*

This is one of the best package deals you will find. If you are into soldering/de-soldering electronics then this is the tool for you. Not only can you solder electronic projects, but you can de-solder (great for repair work) or use the hot air system to perform rework or removal of SMD parts in a single unit. Pros: Great bundle of tools with nicely thought layout. Easy to read and understand display and controls. Cons: would have been nice for the smoke remover for the soldering iron to have it's own vacuum connection. Instruction manual needs to be a bit more clearer on assembly, seems to be broken up too much rather than in a logical step 1, step 2, etc Warning: This is not suitable for an amateur, you should already have beyond basic soldering skills. Make sure you watch the videos if you never used a system like this before and heed all cautions. You can seriously damage electronics and yourself.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Solid construction and great features
*by B***A on March 15, 2014*

I would like to give the 4.5 stars but I am unable to... Anyway I just received this product today and have tested most of the features. It may be a bit too early to give a excellent review but I wanted to say what I like and don't out of the box. Over all this system is exactly what I needed. I have already found my soldering skills have gone way up (at least I think they did :) ). The main unit is constructed with a solid aluminum case and easy to use controls. It allows you to easily turn on one or all of the devices with a simple press of the corresponding button and the master power switch is a great addition to quickly turn off the system. One thing to note is the heat gun does have a cool down ability so if you use the main power instead of the heat gun power button, you will loose the cool down function. In my opinion this is fine. The handle on the top is great for moving the unit which being in a apartment is very useful. Some people have cautioned you must remove the red coated screw on the bottom. While, yes, you do have to remove it. When the product arrived there are 2 stickers on the device, one on top and one covering the power cable that warn you to do exactly that. Maybe this is a new addition but if you miss those warnings you kinda deserve a broken unit, just saying. Anyway a more in depth of the individual components Soldering iron: The soldering iron feels good in the hand. They have a padded area towards the top of the handle which helps get a good grip on the device. The included iron has a nice fine tip which being someone who solders breadboard components a lot will be very useful. One thing I immediately was disappointed about was that only one tip is included. These tips are the heating element/thermometer and soldering tip combo. I was expecting to get at least 3-5 variety tips with a 250+ station but no big deal. Another thing to add about the tips are they appear to be hard to find. Aoyue's site has a selection of tips but all are for units where the heating element is separate from the tip. From searching I could only find a few sites that appear to be out of country. If Aoyue has any suggestions as to where to find some in the US I would really like to hear. If it helps anyone, the tip included is a lf-2b tip. Im not sure if that's a universal design or if it is an Aoyue design. The fume extractor is also excellent. It is removable but I recommend you leave it on. After just 4 solder joints on a PCB I checked the filter and there was a good about of white substance on there. This is the first fume extractor I have used so I was shocked at what is being released. Made me wonder how much of that stuff I inhaled before getting this! The stand is made from solid steal and holds up very nicely, the iron feels like it should be able to fit more snuggly into the holster but I assure you it is not going anywhere when you place it in. The stand also includes a good sized solder spool which is nice to have but there is no way of securing the spool down so it can easily fall off. It also includes two tip cleaning devices; A sponge with holder and brass mesh with cup. Both can be attached to the stand with either being mounted below the iron and another on the side of the stand. Lastly it includes a tip holder which brings me back to why only one tip? Heat gun: The heat gun is exactly what I expected. The handle is made with a strong plastic and from what I have heard and seen it is fire retardant which some cheaper competitors do not think about adding. It includes 3 tips, one fine point, a larger circular and a square one for SMD. Along with that they include an extra heating element (but again why only one soldering tip!) which I hope does not burn out quickly but we will see. They claim to have air spreader which I would agree does what it says, the heat does appear to be very equally distributed. The mount for the heat gun is mounted on the main unit. When I received the unit this was upside down but two screws let you fix that in no time. Included in the mount is a button which tells the device the gun is in the holster and allows the main unit to start a sleep timer to turn it off after a user set time. I wish this feature was included in the solder stand and the desoldering gun but I don't intend to leave any of them on after using them (However all the devices have a sleep timer that can be set, however it will count down once you turn it on and now after it has been placed in its holster.) One issue I have with the gun is there does not appear to have any way to disconnect it from the unit. No big issue jut If I know im not going to use it why should I need it attached. Another thing to note. The air inlet is the same used by the fume extractor and the desoldering gun. When you want to use the heat gun they include a cap to place on the inlet that allows more flow than the other caps. Desoldering gun: I am really impressed with this one, the gun is made out of really good plastic composite. It does have a cheep look to it but once you feel it you know its a good design. The layout of it is pretty universal. From the tip you have a standard tip that fits most through hole components, this is followed by the enclosed (but removable) heating element followed by the solder containment spring, after that is a sponge to capture everything the spring did no. Cleaning is very easy, simply pull down on the release switch and pull the containment unit out. They include a tube of petroleum jelly which you apply to the spring to keep the solder from sticking or corroding the spring. The spring is easily cleaned by simply pulling the spring apart and rolling it in your fingers. Finally is the sponge which does require to dampen at each use (should stay damp for a good half hour or so of use). The device does have a indicator which shows you if the unit is clogged or needs to be cleaned. This is activated with the vacuum so you can not tell while it is just idle. The product does include 6 extra sponges, an extra spring collector, 2 additional tips, one larger tip and one smaller tip, an extra gasket which goes between the tip and the spring, a poking tool and a drill bit and handheld tool to clean the tips. One thing I want to note. The desoldering gun and the fume extractor use the same vacuum port. While it does include separate caps you still have to unscrew one to use the other. No big issue as it takes about a half turn to remove and fasten the unit. I should also be noted that the output for the fume extractor and desoldering gun is the heating gun. It is not heated but that's where the air is directed. Some odds and ends: The device does include a SMD suction tool which helps to place SMD chips. It has 3 different size suction cups. One thing with the device is it does feel a bit cheep and the button is a bit tough to press. It also has a alignment tool which looks like a football goal. It does seem that it allows SMD's to be moved delicately but it is very cheep (plastic handle and two wires shaped in a U). Over all I am happy with this. I would have liked to get more for the near $300 I paid for it but I am sure that that money was well spent and it will last for all the hobby work ahead. A brief overview: +Very sold design of the main unit and the three attachments +Good solder stand made from good materials and anti slip feet +Includes brass and sponge tip cleaner +Easy to use controls +Sleep and cool down functionally +Holsters for heat gun and desoldering are mounted on the main unit +Portable (to some extent) +Two extra carbon filters for air input (fume extractor and desoldering connect to it too) -One solder tip included. I really wanted to see more and the main reason I gave 4 stars vs 5 -Have to switch air inputs for desoldering or fume extractor. I would have liked two ports and a manual switch but taking the connectors on and off is not hard so this is not a big negative -+Lots of spare parts. While this is good I don't know what to do with them. I currently have them in the box it arrived in. I would have liked to see some kind of tool box or bag to hold it all. -Solder spool is a bit cheep and has no way to lock it down -The manual found [...] shows the device to come with 6 carbon filters (vs 3) and 6 heat gun attachments (vs 3) Im unsure if this is an older manual or what but more parts is always better -A slight design change I would make is the analog flow sensor has a metal ball inside it. When the air shuts off it falls down to the bottom making a good thud sound. I would have liked there to be a cushion at the bottom so each time you disengage the desoldering gun you don't get the thud sound. (just being picky) While I do have a handful of negative aspects most are just personal opinion. I am very pleased with this and it is exactly what I wanted. From my use so far I can say it does a professional job with all your soldering needs. If you are thinking of buying something to last I would recommend this. Again if an Aoyue representative would like to comment on where to get replacement tips (or a variety pack if possible) in the US please comment. I am sure I will not need a replacement for a few years but it is always reassuring to have a place you know will have them. To end, great product. I would give it a 4.5 if I could but Ill leave it at 4 just because I expected additional tips that appear to be offered with some lower end Aoyue models and the fact the manual I found online shows more parts that what was received (even though I received everything that the manual with my unit said I should receive). Ill update after I get more use. I plan to order my own custom PCB within a few months with some through hole and surface mount components so Ill let you all know how it went.

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