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The newly announced FixHub is a 100 watt “smart” soldering iron that warms up in five seconds and boasts eight hours of battery life on a single charge. Equipped with on-device USB-C ports for charging other devices, iFixit emphasizes the importance of a soldering iron in electronics workbenches.
Recognizing the increasing demand for repairability, Apple has softened its stance with at-home device repair kits. This shift is influenced by the rise in right to repair laws worldwide, prompting Apple to consider opening up repair to third-party components.
As anticipation builds for Apple’s score on the repairability of FixHub, the soldering iron will be priced at $80 upon its release on October 15. Presales are available in select regions, with iFixit offering a $300 pack including the iron, an extra battery, and additional repair tools.
