Customer Reviews for Vevor 5 In 1 Heat Press 12 X 15 Inch White Sublimation Machine For Caps And Pens

I had this heat press since August and it has stopped working. I haven't been able to contact about the warranty. Not a good product

Some screws missing

Great product and the sellers (MetArt) are very helpful when things go haywire.

Only used once so far, and I like it! I_ excited to use it more often.

Brilliant machine, I've just started printing t-shirts and hoodies and this machine is excellent.Needed to purchase the Teflon heat protection sheet separately for pressing, but easily available.The attachments are easy to fit and easy to use.The machine itself is quite heavy but very sturdy and needs a good strong table or workbench to be placed on.I have found that the instructions for the heat settings are not really long enough or hot enough for heat transfer vinyl (htv) but it's trial and error depending which htv you buy. After a short time I've now got it set and it works absolutely fine.Overall a fantastic machine, fit for purpose.

Nothing all good

Only used the plate so far for t shirts and baby garments.Should be fairly easy to use, at least for my husband, I'm still learning.Good press for my vinyl decals

Arrived quickly and well boxed so that it arrived undamaged. The instructions are ok, as others have said they're not the most comprehensive, but were enough for me to get started- the initial temp and max temp thing threw me a bit, but I've then set them to the same temperature- the one that I need to work at, this seems to work fine for me! Seems to heat well and evenly, have only tried a few experiments with it so far, but generally pleased.

This review is based on my first use.The instructions for setting the heat are pretty straight forward after you've worked out that the first press of the button is to set a minimum temperature and not the actual temperature you need - that is the 2nd press. I also took on board what other reviewers had said about the timer being way too fast so I timed it and for me mine is perfect.The instructions tell you best pressure for heat press, and swivelling pressure adjustments but I have yet to come to grips with them as the instructions are very basic, as it happens whatever the machine came as was the perfect setting for sweatshirts, I can see how to adjust the pressure but I cannot see where to take the measurement in millimetres.You have to be careful when swinging the top plate out of the way because there is a tipping point, if you swing it out of the way too much the machine will topple, it is not a major problem because just before that tipping point is still plenty wide enough for it to be safely be out of the way.It is a really good size for not taking up much space, I have to store mine when not in use and it fits perfectly on top of my filing cabinet.Also the temperature is in Fahrenheit and in the uk most HTV instructions are in celsius so just a minor thing to take into account.The cable is not very long which for me was awkward for reaching the socket, it reached but bear in mind that when you swing the top plate out of the way it will need more cable, also the cable went across the front of the press due to where my sockets are placed which was a bit annoying when trying to get my garment on the press, I will definitely have to use an extension next time for better ease of use.However, It pressed great, right up to the edges and very evenly. A great bit of kit for the money, it won't take me long to recoup what I would have spent getting someone else to do my uniforms for my staff, especially since I use glitter HTV which can be expensive too. I recommend this product for hobbyist or people just dipping there toes in HTV waters. I will add to my review as I use the machine more, there are a few niggles that I have pointed out but it does not detract from the end result which is great!

This is a very capable machine for the money.It is screaming cheap build. And I'm sure its not going to survive more than a few years. We got this to replace a press that was expensive and robust. Everything from the press bed to the press mechanism is the cheapest production I've seen.However. This press heats up very evenly. It has good preasure and its easy to rotate to place items on the bed. I replaced the supplied power cord with a heat resistant one and also used a high mount socket to keep the cord from touching the bed when there is rotation of the heat press.Definitely use Teflon sheet over the media to protect the heat surface.I'm very impressed with what you get for the money. But time will tell how long it will last. I'm sure spare parts will not be easy to get.