Surebonder Cordless Hot Glue Gun High Temperature Full Size 60W 50 More Power - Sturdily Bonds Metal Wood

I really like this glue gun. I knew that surebonder was a good name because I have a corded one that I have had for several years and it is still going strong. The only thing I wish I could change is that it's not a dual temperature. I love the fact that I can use it with or without the cord. Read more

I absolutely love this cordless glue gun! The freedom of not being tethered to an outlet is a complete game-changer for my crafting projects. It heats up incredibly fast, and the glue flow is smooth and consistent without any drips. The stand is sturdy, and the battery life is surprisingly long. I can get through multiple projects on a single charge. This is a must-have tool for any crafter or DIY enthusiast—it's reliable, convenient, and has made my work so much easier. Read more

Yeayyy!!!! A real glue gun finally!!! I had my Grandma’s old school one forever and when I had to replace it, I kept getting total trash ones- regardless of price. But this one works great! Read more

I like the glue gun, but I order the glue gun combo with glue sticks, and the glue gun tacks the large glue sticks, and they sent mini glue sticks, the mini glue sticks well not work in this glue gun. You would think the seller would know this, that is why i gave it 4 stars Read more

The Surebonder Cordless Hot Glue Gun has been a great addition to my tool collection. It heats up within just a couple of minutes and maintains its temperature well — I can easily use it for several minutes off the stand without any drop in performance. When it does need reheating, it only takes a moment. It’s worth noting that this model doesn’t have a built-in battery. The stand itself is what plugs into the outlet, and you just press the glue gun down to lock it into place for heating. Personally, I don’t find that to be a downside. Without an internal battery, the glue gun is much lighter and easier to handle, which makes it more comfortable for longer use. The stand includes a fold-out drip tray that prevents hot glue from getting on your work surface — a small but really practical feature. I also appreciate the integrated on/off switch, which lets you keep it plugged in safely, and the insulated tip that helps protect against accidental burns (though, of course, you still need to be careful near the nozzle). Another thoughtful touch is the pair of small plastic wings on the sides of the glue reservoir. They let you safely lay the gun on its side without worrying about glue smearing or the hot tip touching the table. Overall, this is a well-designed, dependable glue gun that’s easy to use and packed with smart safety and convenience features. Highly recommend it for anyone who wants cordless flexibility without the hassle of charging batteries. Read more

I saw this item and decided to give it a try. Now, I normally use low temp because I am a wuss about singeing my fingers. But, the cordless feature and how lightweight it was caught my attention. Pros: 1. You can use multi-temp gluesticks with this but it IS a high temp glue gun. If you do want a lower temp, either wait a bit after removing it from the base to use it (it will start cooling) or squeeze some on a piece of cardboard and use a toothpick to place your blob. 2. This is NOT a rechargeable glue gun. It is a glue gun that sits on a plugged-in corded power base. You can then take the glue gun off the base (it IS cordless) and use it. When off the power base, it stays very hot for quite awhile. 3. Because there is not a rechargeable battery in the glue gun, it is incredibly lightweight. Basically just a light plastic body holding a gluestick with a trigger. 4. It heats up very quickly and cools down quickly. Allowing you to use it on a project and then quickly store it away. 5. It has the power base attached to a holder with a slick pad (teflon? silicon?) under the tip of the glue gun. You have to use the thing to understand how useful this is. You know how you always have to put something under your glue gun in case it drips? You don't with this one. If it does drip, it hits the slick pad. Once the drop has cooled, you can easily peel the glue off. Cons: 1. I found that if you use it for a very long period of time (hour+), you might need to let it cool completely down and then start again. It can get a little hot if it just sits for a long period of time. But then that is true of most glue guns. 2. It needs a temperature light. It does not tell you when the glue is at a useable temperature. So do not try to force the glue through before the gun has fully heated. You can test by lightly squeezing the trigger and seeing if it is ready. It is the same brand as the little dual temp glue gun that I have had for almost 30 years (I could not find my old one at first, so I ordered this one). That original one is still in perfect working order. This one looks like it will last me a long time also (lol - I will probably have to hand it off to someone in my old age). Give it a try, you will be glad you did. Read more

I teach crafting classes and have been using this surebonder cordless hot glue gun for several years. Even after excessive use, this glue gun is still going strong. I most recently have purchased three additional glue guns as our classes are growing. If you’re looking for a reliable hot glue gun this is the best buy for the money. Read more

This glue gun heats up quickly and hasn’t clogged on me once, which is a huge plus. The cordless feature makes it really convenient for crafts and DIY projects. It gives a steady flow of glue and works exactly how you’d want it to. The only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is because it takes two hands to remove it from the base, which can be a little awkward during use. I also wish it could stand on its own while still plugged in—having that option would make it even more user-friendly. Still, overall it’s a great product and I’d definitely recommend it! Read more