GZ GUOZHIMIG Welder 135A 110V Gasless Flux Core MIG Welding Machine IGBT Inverter Portable with Welding Gun

Although I'm not a professional welder, just a hobby welder in my garage, I was impressed with this welder. Easy to operate for a beginner like me who lacks the skills to use it, and while it can't be used to weld race car frames, it's good enough for simple projects around the house. The price is affordable and the controls are easy to understand, making it a great welder for the money and for newbies.

I couldn't weld at all, I own two other welders one cheap hobo freight welder and a midrange miller both wire feed, and both relatively new.I saw the price and features and had to see for myself......now I can weld.Words or stars couldn't describe how happy I am with this purchase, get one if you can't weld, you can with one of these, it won't let you screw up you could weld in your sleep with this welder.

When I first got the welder I was set back a bit it was smaller then I thought. But non the less I had to try it set up and use was very easy. It welded very well for being a cheaper welder. I haven’t reached its full power yet but I’m sure it will perform just fine. One thing I wish I could change is that the main mig torch was removable as well as the power cord but for a budget welder and for it being as light as it is it’s really not bad.

It worked well for the price I was shocked how well this works

Great machine for the price! :)Notice that I didn't say "price point"? Seems a silly thing to add "point" but we see it all the time in reviews especially.

The welder has some solid positives, particularly the very long MIG lead and a matching long ground wire, which provide great flexibility for larger projects or moving around the workspace. However, despite these advantages, it falls short of its advertised 200-amp capacity. The highest amperage I was able to record was 125 amps using a calibrated clamp meter. For reference, I had the settings dialed in with the right knob turned to the max of 5, using .035 flux-cored wire, and the machine set for .035 wire.Additionally, I encountered an issue with the liner, which occasionally causes the MIG wire to stick. This requires me to stop/start with the trigger to get the wire feeding again.Amazon has offered to send me a replacement, so I’ve opted for that and will see if the new unit can come closer to the advertised 200 amps.

works well,no wire was included,

its a nice welder and works great for the most part. The insides are tight so its difficult to change out parts or even adjust them. i thought I was going to have to cut the frame just to access the tenson roller.