AZZUNO MIG Welder 110V/220V, 200A 8 in 1 Welder Machine Flux Core MIG/Gas MIG/MAG/Aluminum MIG/Spot MIG/Lift TIG/Stick Welding/Spool Gun Compatible, Multiprocess Welding Machine

Works ok for what it is. Haven't been able to find electrodes small enough for it to burn yet. Finding the sold separately tools for this machine is tougher than expected. A link to compatible tools would be appreciated

Great little unit. Pretty light compared to my Miller welder. Puts down a great weld, and easy to setup. For the money, this is a great buy. very happy with this unit so far.

I was super skeptical at first because it’s much lighter than my Hobart. In welders, weight "can" be a sign of quality. Heavier usually means a larger transformer, which often translates to more powerful welds. While it’s definitely not as powerful as my Hobart, it makes up for that with versatility, ease of use, and way more functionality thanks to all the available options. It's perfect for light welding, especially for automotive tinkerers or newbie welders. Highly recommended for those use cases.

I have bought the 135, and two other Azzuno welders and they all worked very well. Love the price,quality and they look nice with the blue,gray.

Maybe I'll give it more stars as I use it but here's a detailed review so far.... I'm not grading it against some cocky big name welder user. I've used harbor freight brands as well as mortgage your house brands... First off, it's light. Kinda scary light but certainly nice when you have to lug a welder to an inconvenient location. This turned out to NOT be a capability issue so far tho. I also super appreciate the fact that for the first time of all the welders I've owned, this is the first manufacturer to actually have a convenient spot on top to place extra tips instead of me trying to fabricate something. That is definitely bonus points there. Also the case is fairly decent looking and feels sturdy enough to take some beatings. Now loading a larger 10lb spool is going to be a job. The feed motor is very close to the spool and the mount for the spool is very lacking in so many ways but once you get it loaded the motor assembly does just fine feeding the wire. I do hope the torch/whip is available thru other vendors because it possibly may be proprietary but I do like the fact everything is packaged into 1 connector instead of your trigger wires etc fed externally.... Yes I know a few companies do this. I'm also concerned about the membrane buttons on the front panel as I know that plastic has a tendency to get brittle over time. Physical switches are more trustworthy. Also the dials to set the values are quirky. They have a scale printed around them which is kinda useless because the knob can be turned around many times. Gives a more finite control but it's not necessary nor do I believe that gives that much precision. Having both voltage and current settings gives more control but also is more complex for anyone not experienced with welding. Definitely nicer to control burn thru. The settings take getting used to on the display tho. Quality of welds using mig/flux are fair-ok compared to others I've used but I may give more points once I have gotten used to this unit. Not bad for the price. Certainly not bad as a first time unit.