Last January LIDL had a promo sale on these very cheap (less than 10 Euros) soldering station, and I got one just for curiosity (I have better units at home and at work).
It's a nominal 48 W soldering iron with a base and adjustable power. They even put a spare bit and two small rolls of solder inside the box.
The bits and the solder rolls have a space in a small drawer under the base.
My opinion? It's a very well made absolutely crap station.
Very well made because, as you can see in the photos, they built it with, at least, a respect for safety, both electrical and mechanical, and at this price you usually get very unsafe units.
Absolutely crap because:
-tips are plated with some alloy that is not wetted by solder (they seem chrome plated) and yes, you can make some satisfactory joints, but after two joints you'll become tired..
-tips' shape is horrendous: look at the " screwdriver" tip : you could really turn a screw with it..
-soldering iron's handle is too big for a comfortable grip, and all the iron is too big.
-iron's cable is too stiff.
Even my first soldering iron, at school in 1966, had a better tip: it was pure copper, and we had to file it regularly, but at least it got wetted and you (and the teacher) could be satisfied with the joints you could make.
I've never seen soldering tips whit this type of fixing. Maybe I can get or build some better replacement.
Best regards
I attach some photos: as you can see, power is adjusted by a simple Triac dimmer, with proper EMI filter.
There is no indication of where the unit is made.