Instruct: Classify an Amazon review into positive or negative sentiment.
Query: A Match Would Work Better

I've had this for a year or two, I don't remember. When I first saw this, I thought it would be a great tool for small jobs in my computer room or garage. I was wrong. In order for the tool to heat, both contacts in the tips must be in contact with the work piece. The contacts in the tips are extremely small. Thus, even the slightest movement will break the heating circuit. I found using this tool extremely frustrating and not worth the effort. Today, I discovered, quite by accident, that if you jam a piece of wire between the top of the tips, the tool will remain heated. There are positive aspects to this tool, but if you can't make it work, what's the point of discussing them. In the end, the bottom line is that it's quicker, easier and way less frustrating to run an extension cord and use a traditional soldering iron. Don't waste your money.