iBELL VORMIR VR M200-22 Inverter Welding Machine (IGBT) 140A | 4-in-1 MIG, MAG, MMA, LIFT TIG | Supports 0.8–1.0mm Wire & 1.6–3.2mm Electrodes | 220V

No any questions about this machine, it's very nice product for my soldering work.

For the price, this is one of the best welding machines available on Amazon. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a reliable efficient and easy to use welder Value for money 😍😍

I don't think anything else will give this much for its price and performance is also really good

Let me get straight to the point—this welding machine has left me with mixed feelings, and not in the best way. Voltage Adjustment: A Blind Guessing Game The voltage knob is functional but utterly unhelpful since it doesn’t display any readings. Adjusting it feels like playing a guessing game with no jackpot. You’ll spend more time fiddling with the knob than actually welding. Gas Leakage: The Silent Saboteur There’s a gas leak somewhere inside the machine, and tracking it down feels like chasing shadows. This issue alone makes it unreliable for consistent MIG/MAG welding. Weld Quality: A Total Letdown Using 100% CO₂ with the 0.9mm solid wire that came with the machine, the weld quality is downright terrible. Whether it's the arc stability or the bead profile, it just doesn’t deliver. Calling the MIG/MAG performance "pathetic" feels like an understatement. A Silver Lining? Flux Core and Arc Welding Surprisingly, flux core and arc welding performance is decent. The machine redeems itself here, offering acceptable results in these modes. But that’s about it. TIG Welding: A Lost Cause No TIG torch is supplied, and honestly, even if it were, what’s the point of trying it on a machine that leaks gas? Final Verdict If you’re planning to invest in this machine for MIG/MAG welding, save yourself the frustration—it simply can’t handle the job. While it manages to hold its own in flux core and arc welding, the overall experience falls flat due to its glaring flaws.

Good for personal home use