VEVOR Heat Press Machine, 15x15in 2in1, Clamshell Sublimation Transfer Printer with Teflon Coated, Digital Precise Heat Control, Powerpress for T-Shirts Hats Caps

Works great. Good quality for the price and not too heavy if you need to move it around.

There were loose screws inside the box when I received the package. The machine beeps very annoyingly for no reason. If you swing it open all the way it will tip over. Takes too long to heat up, the control unit doesn’t fit the bracket tightly and it just hangs loose. There is no way to add more pressure to the handle so it doesn’t appear to be able to apply enough pressure to the garments.The bad reviews are 100% correct. Seems like a bad product, and I am afraid of getting one of better quality, (if that’s possible), from the manufacturer.Also, when I requested the Amazon return, the only option was to wait 30 days for a refund, instead of getting a refund immediately as always when you drop off at UPS and they scan your package. I don’t remember that ever happening in like…. almost 2 decades I have been using Amazon. Maybe I’m wrong, but Vevor has been a bad experience all around. I would stay away from it, at least from this model.

The press is easy to use the temperature and time settings is easy to use, the hat hook up is difficult to set up just buy a separate hat machine time consuming trying to hook up and unscrew to make that work properly

The heat press came fully assembled and works great. Easy to use and accurate. The hat attachment is worthless. First off, it’s a pain to switch out press for hat press. The bottom off the hat press slides and doesn’t stay in place. It’s near impossible to adjust hat flat to press and you’ll end up bending up the hat and have creases pressed into it. Also, because it’s a swing arm, you have to lighten the pressure to fit over curve of hat and increase to desired pressure once it’s hovered over the hat. Way too much work for a mediocre press on the hat.Overall, love the large press but will be purchasing a separate press specifically for hats.

I think the product is probably just fine. But I received it, plugged it in, and it would not heat up. Something must’ve been wrong with it. I did not have time to deal with it. I had already ordered another product and it was here before this one shipped back out. I didn’t wanna take a chance on getting another one that didn’t work because I had a timeline.

The press arrived mostly assembled. The screws for the handles that go on top of the heating element are to small to grab, so I didn't use them. The press heated evenly and the pressure was good. Four months into using it the bottom plate warped and the protective cover that is on top of the heating element started tearing. The company sent out replacements. I'm now at the 10 month mark and the knob to adjust the height of the heating plate is stripped so it no longer raises. It has now completely died and won't turn on. I used it about 3 times a week since I purchased it. I got a good 10 months out of it. If you're looking for something you won't be using often then this would be great. If you need something to run a small business this will not work long term.

After using this press for fun projects over 1.5 years it has officially fallen apart. The handles both fell off after 6 months. Now I can no longer adjust the pressure and the top just falls onto the bottom of the press. You cannot use it as you cannot put anything in between the plates any longer.

I recently purchased the VEVOR Heat Press Machine with high hopes of enhancing my crafting and personalization projects. However, after just a month of use, I am utterly disappointed and frustrated by its performance. What initially seemed like a promising investment has turned out to be a complete letdown.Upon unboxing the VEVOR Heat Press Machine, I was impressed by its compact design and apparent sturdiness. The initial setup was relatively straightforward, and I was excited to start experimenting with various heat transfer projects. At first, the machine worked adequately, producing decent results on fabric and other materials. Unfortunately, my enthusiasm was short-lived.Around the one-month mark, the machine started showing signs of malfunction. The temperature settings began fluctuating wildly, causing inconsistent heat distribution across the pressing plate. This led to uneven transfers and ruined multiple projects. Despite following the user manual's troubleshooting suggestions, the issues persisted and worsened over time.As if the temperature problems weren't frustrating enough, the machine eventually ceased to function altogether. It simply refused to turn on, rendering it completely useless. I tried different power outlets, double-checked the wiring, and attempted to reset the machine as per the manual's instructions, but none of these efforts yielded any positive results. It was incredibly disappointing to see a relatively new machine fail so dramatically and quickly.