Lead-Free Solder Wire Thin 0.8mm 100g Electronics Soldering Rosin Flux Core Fine Gauge 0.032in Diameter Electrical Solder Unlead No Lead RoHS Sn99 Ag0.3 Cu0.7 Flow Well Soldering Wire

The 0.8mm lead-free solder wire worked well for my Bluetooth radio and car audio projects. I did run into some issues with an Xbox controller, but I think that was due to the controller itself rather than the solder. Overall, it flows nicely and is easy to work with—solid choice for most electronics work.

Decided to make the jump to non-leaded solder and bought this roll to do that with. Turns out it's not as hard to solder with unleaded solder as I was le(a)d to believe! I still have a lot of other solder I've collected over the years, but I find myself using this one a lot as extra fill for mechanical connections and haven't had any issues yet

Exactly what I expected. Fine product

I feel a lot more comfortable using lead free solder, so I chose this brand. It works well, (not as well as leaded solder but that's always going to happen), it is pretty sizeable for the money, and it's the right thickness for most applications.

Works very well but it is extremely corrosive to your iron tips make sure you’re using the right solder for the right project

Excellent thickness for most electronic soldering projects. High flux content let's joints stay shiny without fogging over. Low enough melting point keeps heat time on part short

I haven't had any problems with it so far. I plan to get a larger roll when my current roll runs out. I almost always use additional flux so I can't speak too much to the quality of the flux core, but the solder behaves like any other lead-free solder I have used. No complaints.

It works well for a lead free solder. I do prefer to work with 3% silver where it's easier to melt. This solder does require higher heat to melt well, I normally blitz with 752F but it does melt at 512F. I would recommend if you are afraid of having fine lead particles floating around when soldering.