Everlast Cyclone 212i vs Miller Multimatic 235

Last updated: November 1, 2026

The Everlast Cyclone 212i rates 3.6 among dual voltage MIG welders; the Miller Multimatic 235 rates 2.9 among 240 V ones. The Everlast Cyclone 212i costs $2,623.01 less ($999.99 vs $3,623).

Everlast Cyclone 212i vs Miller Multimatic 235

Prices were last checked November 1, 2026 and are subject to change; the price and availability shown by the retailer at the time of purchase apply.

Scores side by side

These two sit in different input voltage classes (dual voltage and 240 V), and each is scored against the reference points for its own class, so a rating says how well each does among its own input voltage peers. How we rank explains each factor.

Factor weightEverlast Cyclone 212iMiller Multimatic 235
Overall rating3.6/52.9/5
Value 30%57 $4.35 per amp ($999.99, 230 A maximum)0 $15.42 per amp ($3,623, 235 A maximum)
Duty cycle 20%0 15% at full output (230 A)28 60% at 170 A, about 31% at full output
Processes 15%100 MIG, flux-core, stick, lift TIG, takes a spool gun for aluminum100 MIG, flux-core, stick, lift TIG, takes a spool gun for aluminum
Weight 10%38 59 lb79 63 lb
Warranty 25%100 5-year warranty on the machine50 3-year warranty on the machine

Specifications

Everlast Cyclone 212iMiller Multimatic 235
Output
Input voltage120/240 V240 V
Maximum output230 A (125 A on 120 V)235 A
Rated duty cycle15% at 230 A, 40 °C60% at 170 A, 40 °C
Thickest steel, one pass0.375 in0.375 in
InverterYesYes
Processes and wire
Gas MIGYesYes
StickYesYes
TIGLift TIGLift TIG
Spool gun readyYesYes
Wire sizes0.023 to 0.045 in0.024 to 0.045 in
Largest spool12 lb-
Synergic settingsYesYes
Build
Weight59 lb63 lb
Warranty5 years3 years
Released-2020

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