Fancierstudio DG Digital Heat Press Pull Out Lower Platen 5.5" Slide Out T-Shirt Sublimation Heat Press DG15x15 BP

After three years it has worked like a charm beautiful very easily to get used to. I think I tighten it too tight and so something is happening in the spring and I need to figure out how to fix that. I’m researching now, but I came across this and saw somebody say not to buy it it’s not worth the money it won’t last year while I’m here to say mine is still going and the only problem is the closure spring because I think I kind of abused it by making sure I got it so tight to send my image clear to China, this is an awesome machine 200 bucks and even if I can’t fix it it’s three years that’s pretty dang good and I bet money it can be fixed

My first heat press (not this brand) did something weird and stopped heating up. So I researched and found that this heat press was highy recommended. I read reviews about the clinking noise so I was hesitant. I am so glad I took the chance. This heat press is wayyyyyyy better than the one I had. It heats evently and the colors comes out beautiful! It has a pad and covering on it, which is a plus. I pretty much took it out the box and started using immediately. I an tell the difference between this press and the first one I had. NOW... does it clink? It does. But I dont even notice it anymore. I tried to put something over the screw and all that, but now I dont even worry about it. I press at night--sometimes until the morning hours and none of my daughters have complained about the noise bothering them. I also have the 15x15 so thats new for me too! Ohhh!!! I almost forgot about the pull out feature! I love it because I love adjusting or working on my items while at the press without feeling like I'm getting cooked. This heat press is everything! Easy to operate and press very well! The adjustable nob is kind of hard to turn, but this makes my heat press stay sturdy. My previous one kept getting loose on it's own--This one is not trying to budge! I guess you can tell I love my press! Give it a try--it will be worth your money!

My first heat press I bought was NOT want I was expecting. Very cheaply made. Was a complete let down. Then I found this one. Didn't want to make the same mistake but I needed a good press with breaking the bank. I bought it! Super fast shipping. Was packaged great. Took it out, plugged it in, turn on and poof, this machine is awesome!!! Holds the heat the whole time I'm using it. Took my heat gun and temperature spot on. Love the slide out drawer. How can you not buy this heat press. Especially for the price.

Absolutely no complaints thus far. I had pined for a t-shirt heat press for months and spent as much time researching over and over and over the various brands. Once I finally had the funds to purchase, I decided on this press for a few reasons:1) Price and platen size: I purchased this press for $189.99 and it is2) Automatic heat setting and plate opening: The platen temperature and automatic timer are extremely easy to set. The press heats up very quickly and is usually ready to go in roughly 10-15 minutes. Also, regarding the temperature, the press is ready within 10 degrees of your target temperature. You will hear an intermittent clicking coming from the platen as it approaches the target temperature and is a cue that your press is ready for use. The automatic timer starts the countdown as soon as you close the press. Once the time elapses, it emits a repeated beeping and automatically pops open the press; which is a nice touch. The hatch of the press opens nice and wide, so you should have no fear of burning yourself on the platen.The 'con' I can think of is that the hatch can be hard to open at the higher pressure settings when the shirt is done. Make sure your press is on a sturdy table or workspace as you may have to brace yourself to pop open the press on occasion. Not a deal-breaker at all and probably a good sign that the pressure is effective.I definitely recommend this; especially if you are a first-timer like me looking to inexpensively start a t-shirt business with a quality heat press.

The media could not be loaded. I love my heat press. I haven’t had any issues like most negative reviews would say. It does its job. Here’s what my experience with it has been like.If I press a thick item like a hoodie, etc, the press does kind of loosen up meaning when I try to press something like a shirt, I close the press and the clamp comes up. This gets fixed with a quick wrench. When I first had to tighten it, I was scared because I did it while it was on. But now I try to tighten any screws on the plate or clamp when its off and it gets fixed.The temperature does tend to move up or down. If I press a shirt for 310 it can go down to 307 or so. I just adjust the temp a bit up in case that happens to give it a good temp.If you let the timer go down to 0 it will beep. This was my worry before buying, I know I work late and didnt want the beeping to bother my landlord above me. So I found that increasing the time to lets say 18 seconds when I want to press for 15 works for me. Once I see the timer hit 3 seconds I lift. Same as a microwave. You stop it before the timer goes off.When you close the press, the bolt under the clamp will make a ding noise so I put a cloth over itI use it mostly a few times a week and it works well for me overall.Also my press makes a zzzz type of noise and this is when I know that the press has reached the temperature I put on

makes pressing much easier

This is so easy. I have never had one and the instructions were clear and made it easy to learn to use. It works so well.

I have had this for 4 yrs it's fabulous and still perfect