Maker and STEM Reviews

Fanttik’s T1 Max soldering iron drops the OLED display from smart soldering irons, but it doesn’t drop the ball when it comes to simplicity.

ComMarker has launched its new Omni X, delivering several advantages over its predecessor, the Omni 1.

The Swiss Army Knife of laser cutters, the xTool M1 Ultra burns, cuts, draws, and prints with ink.

Like LEGO? You’re going to love this laser engraver.

The LaserPecker LP5 is a powerful, portable laser that can engrave almost anything.

The WEP 982 III is designed for precision soldering, and it brings hot-swappable soldering iron tips to a budget price tag.

Touted as ‘The Highest Performance RISC-V CPU Development Board in the World’, the HiFive Premier P550 aims to be the development board of choice for RISC developers.

When getting started with electronics, we need a good kit to make the learning process as smooth as possible, and the Arduino Plug and Make Kit could be just the thing you need.

Fnirsi’s update on the HS-01 of 2023 has a great screen and fast heat up time, but is that enough to tempt us away from our favorite soldering irons?

Elecfreaks’ space themed micro:bit electronics kit uses Lego compatible components and electronics to create projects destined for your own slice of “Magnificent desolation” on the Moon.