It's not cordless/battery power but rather uses usb-c power delivery directly. It's up to 60W on "normal" usb-c, but supports up to 88W with newer usb-c standards your charger probably doesn't support. I think even higher if you really want to push it. Even using it at 45W with a usb-c battery pack, it heats up in a few seconds. And since it has an OLED screen, you can understand what power it's getting with your battery pack and change settings like temperature and idle temperature easily.
It's also based on RISC-V and you can get a $4 breakout board to turn it into a dev kit.
Finally, it's $26. Don't forget to add a high-temp silicon cable ($3.50) and extra tips (4 for $25). I'm so excited just writing about this I think I am going to buy 5 or so as go-to gifts for nerdy people.
I have a Hakko 888 as well and while I like it, there's a bit of a set up as I'm limited on space. So when you said it's as good as your Hakko, you sold me on it.
- icloud... on windows. Cloud drive works well, chrome plugin for passwords works well, and all Of the webapps were recently updated and work good enough there’s no annoyance for an apple person to have a windows machine too.
- Barrier for using one keyboard and mouse with multiple systems with different OSs.