YESWELDER Firstess DP200 Dual Pulse,7-Inch LCD Screen 120/240V Dual Voltage MIG Welder,MIG/Pulsed MIG/Flux Core/Spool Gun MIG/Lift TIG/Stick Multiprocess Welding Machine

I give YES WELDER 5 star on customer service. They are very responsive, always within a day.That being said and separate from the welder itself I have not been able to get the spool gun to function. (Separately rated )YES WELDER refunded me on the purchase but Em leery purchasing another because of drive roller issues (and I bought this for pulse/spray arc and aluminum) I see reviews but I don't think they are accurate or lack and real use). Buyer bewareSo far it welds and pulses fineFor a hobbyist this is a great first welder. I have expensive USA welders that don't weld any better (obviously long term durability is a question mark so far)I really like the idea of being able to update the software. No planned obsolescenceI am a professional welder and have USA machines. I bought this at full cost because I like to test welders.

This is a preliminary review. Still in the box, which is kinda bulky, and weighs 45 pounds, so just be advised if you have a limitation as to lifting capabilities. Also, be advised that as of the time of this writing, the USB-C memory stick that you will need to update the firmware and software for this machine, has a size limitation of 32 GB. I know that seems really low given contemporary standards, but that's what it is. I am not a professional welder, but getting by since my daddy taught me 6 decades ago. Just looking forward to doing pulse, spray-arc, and aluminum. Bought this to update from my old reliable but way out of date Millermatic 175. Cheers!

Works so good... I bought two. But be sure to get C10 gas for pulse welding. Common C25 for regular MIG, and 100% Argon for Aluminum.

There seems to be an “advanced” function on bottom of screen where “pulse” mode is supposed to be. I have reached out to Yeswelder and awaiting their reply. As many of you know, this unit is updatable and hope that is the problem. I also read on some forum that pulse modes are only for aluminum and .045 aluminum wire. Maybe this was due to an older, non updated OS. I was able to weld 24 gauge steel with non pulsed mode and ,025 solid steel wire and 75/25 gas and was pretty impressed after being able to run on 110volt outlet. I was able to turn the voltage,amperage and inductance to a manageable level and am pretty sure with pulse mode , this will be as nicely laid down as to what looks like a TIG looking weld and I’m hoping this will do away with me buying a tig torch. I only use gas on my weld’s despite being a diy around the house. The settings the machine chose was what I used on 24 gauge and 1/8 inch steel. Very nice , smooth weld. I will update as soon as Yeswelder helps me find the pulse mode and or update but so far, this unit is very impressive (even for a NEWB like me)Update: 12/05/24, . The USB-C input is designed primarily for diagnostics or future accessory support, not for firmware updates and “pulse” mode works only while plugged to 220 volts and thickness goes from 1/8 (at 110) to 3/8 on 220. This unit has a safety mode and won’t allow you to work above or below those parameters which is helpful for “newbs” like myself. Apparently you will need special wire tips while using aluminum (100% argon) . I’ve looked at other welders that have pulse mode and can get uber pricy and I believe this will pretty much cover most of the repairs I’ll come across here at home. Building a Santa Maria grill next and seriously doubt I will need to weld beyond 3/8 metal .

Defective right out of the box. MIG wire would not advance at all. Confirmed setup with the manual and the company and they kept asking for a video showing how it didn't work. Way too much hassle and horrible customer service so won't be buying any of their products. I'll stick with Lincoln/Hobart or even ARCCAPTAIN which are far superior in quality and customer service.

So far so good. Have only run it with gas. Not stick or flux yet. Had to buy the yeswelder gas regulator but welds great. My fabricator loves it and is selling his Lincoln so I guess that’s a good sign :)My old 120v Lincoln always had the amperage turned up all the way and I’d overheat it. This things smaller and doesn’t overheat.I’ve bought the tig setup but haven’t used. Only welded mild steel so far.

Not even an hour of welding time on this welder and the screen took a crap. We'll see what they do to fix it. I also have asurion, so I can swap it out. It's within the 30 day window. I've only had it two days. But, it's very disappointing quality. It does weld pretty good, just can't see or change settings now. There's no advanced wire feed to start a new wire. Have to do it manually which kind of sucks.

I am a novice welder. I have had cheaper mig welders in the past and have always struggled making good welds. This is the first welder that I have used that made it easy to weld 16awg steel! I haven't messed with the settings much yet, because the factory settings have worked just fine. It has some really nice features like the gas flow test, where you don't have to shoot out wire to check your flow. Looking forward to trying other features soon!