Customer Reviews for Heat Press Machine 6 in 1 Blue Mug Hat T-shirt Plate DIY 12 X 15 Inch AU Stock

I bought to put my logo on some hats and figured I might as well get one that is versatile as the price isnt much different from the model that only does hats, the machine is relatively easy to assemble and use though it does take some trial and error with he positioning. Being made to support so many attachments I dont expect any of them to be perfectly designed but it is definitely usable. Have only tried the hat attachment so far.

I love all the features with the exception of the hat feature not very impressed with that one. It kept slipping out, and there was nothing that could hold the hat down in place while you’re trying to press in the plate when you went to press would touch the sublimation Patch on top and move it out of place. Other than that I love the heat press. Great quality.

I've owned a few heat presses and this one is by far my favorite. I do wish I had bought one a little bigger.

Bought this one for my daughter cause I loved mine so much. Evenly distributes heat. Love it ..........

So far so good. Kinda small but i just rotate the tshirt the long way. Its working good so far. Thx

I’m getting started into this whole heat pressing thing and it’s a good way to start pretty basic for sure but gets the job done

Love this heat press. It is easy to use and set up. I would buy again.

No issues with the heat or pressure, however, the base for the unit will not support the iron plate when you swing it away. It has holes in the base to screw into something to bolt it down, but I am an amateur and need this to be mobile. Easiest solution: grab some spare 1x4 or 6 wood to screw in and it doesn't have to be stationary. Just make sure you have that spare wood on hand if you want to use it as soon as it arrives! Would have given this 5 stars if the manufacturer just made the base bigger to begin with to save me the trouble!

Easy to use but could have better instructions on its

Overall I’ve been happy with this. Does a much better job pressing cricut vinyl than my home iron. However the directions left a lot to be desired and I’m assuming they were written by someone whose first language is not English. Luckily I have a friend with the same press and she helped me set it up.