Please read between the line here. Any welder knows that perfect welding conditions is hard to come by. When you have conditions less favorable you need to have full manual operation on your welder. On this welder you have a auto select feature that regulates Amperage and Voltage based on thickness of material and electrode size. That's it!! If you change it over to manual you can only adjust amperage. So in return you still have no manual operation for voltage. This is true for stick. You may have manual operation for Tig or Mig not sure as i haven't set it up for those processes yet. So if you look at the photos and you see a knob for voltage and amperage remember for stick you have no manual adjustment for voltage.

The smoothest operating multiprosess welder ever

I'm a beginner, and this is such an easy welder to learn on. Obviously, you can pay less, for a dedicated MIG, or stick or TIG, but for a machine that does it all, and only weighs 29 lbs, it's pretty awesome.

So far pretty good use on daily basis mig,tig,stick lacks power on stick process using a 1/8 6010 rod but other than that dam good machine

It is great and does everything I can ask of it

Bought this for my son who just completed the welding program at the local Technical College here. He is the envy of all this friends at school!

This things works great I have tired all the different welding process and have not problems with any of them, and I love the fact it has a small foot print and changing from one process to another is a breeze. Also with the auto-set feature make things very nice.

I have found this multiprocess machine to be perfect for medium duty portibability and usability.

It came on time..quick delivery.good condition.good machine very happy with product.. I would return for business any day of the week.. Thanks guys

Nice little machine. I had a Passport and sold it because I wanted more current than the Passport could put out at 115v. The Multimatic 200 does great at short arc mig. I was using it to weld vertical up fillet welds and it looks like the same kind weld bead that the 350P or XMT 350 produce (I own both of those larger machines). I used it to stick weld 7018 vertical up and 7010 vertical down and it does fine (at 115v). I'm quite happy with it. I also have a Maxstar 150 TIG / Stick welder that I use with 115v but I won't be selling that because it is a little less weight and more portable. I havn't tried the Multimatic 200 TIG welding yet, but I will soon. I've got a Syncrowave 351 that I do most of my TIG welding with, but the Maxstar 150 is what I use for field work.

Shipped on time and packed well. Easy set up and welds great from mild steel to stainless. Its a great welder as all the Miller products I have owned and used over past 30 years.

Light weight, does exactly what is advertised. I would not recommend it for an 80% duty cycle in a fab shop, but it isn't rated for that. Mine pushes a 5/32 7014 rod without any fuss (lincoln fleetweld 47). The mig functions beautifully and the tig operates just like you would expect. Only oddity is the cables outweighing the welder....an unusual occurrence.

this product has been great so far. i've used for tig and stick. cyberweld had the best price around and was able to have the machine to me within 24 hours (my miller sales rep told me i'd have to wait a month and that it would cost 25% more!)

extremely disappointed !!! Maxed out amperage using 220V input this machine struggles to strike an arc w 3/32 7018 to make matters worse this machine has no hot start setting ,not impressed with the auto select function more of a hassle then just setting the process and amperage ,more like a gimmick for the beginner that has little to no experience welding.