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I am obsessed with this heat press!! I have struggled for so long to get complete, vibrant transfers while sublimating with my Cricut heat press. Finally I am getting perfect results every single time!The color of the machine is beautiful, smooth opening and closing arm, and even heat distribution. I love it!I would recommend setting the press 5-10 degrees higher than what you need, because the temp does drop a bit while pressing. All in all, a great machine for a great price.

The media could not be loaded.  The Bosstop Pink Heat Press 15x15 is beautiful and perfectly matches everything in my small but cute Craft Room. It isn't easy to find a Heat Press in light colors and also with excellent quality. I have been using a Cricut EasyPress for so long, but to offer good quality products to my customers, I needed to upgrade it to a Clamshell Heat Press that is bigger and with constant pressure. I had the opportunity to try a white Heat Press from another brand, and after trying the Bosstop Pink Heat Press 15x15, I can say that this one is much better. First, it was well packed, ready to use as soon as took out of the box. The instructions that came on the box are clear and easy to understand. The paint looks very good quality and durable. The suction feet make me feel safe because the machine doesn’t easily move when I am pulling the handle arm to open or close the Heat Press. The ceramic bottom plate makes the pressure more even and looks amazing. Also, it helps to keep the silicone pad in place while placing the t-shirts or other materials. The silicone pad is stronger than the one from the other brand, which is bad quality material. Adjusting the pressure is very easy, and setting the temperature and time and choose between Fahrenheit and Celsius is very intuitive. The heat is evenly distributed, which makes the image evenly too. I love that the cables are not exposed. Everything that I have sublimated is perfect. So far, I am happy with this Heat Press. I recommend it.

Another update… I’ve used this press a year now and while it has done good.. it’s suddenly dropping temp out of no where. Not by a few degrees either.. by 50 degrees or more. I press large number of shirts and neither press is running as it should. For consistency in effectiveness, I don’t think this is the press I’d get. Not for the price. I’ve had a smaller press last many years.Updated. I didn’t see for a few weeks but the company has reached out via my messages on here and has agree to fix this issue at no cost or inconvenience to myself. I will say that customer service is top knot and I’m excited to get the press and get back to work.I received this press with the pretty powder coating cracked and pealing in multiple areas. The press it’s self seems to work so I’m not returning as I’m stuck using it or losing money. I wish I had read more reviews. Seems this is a ongoing issue. I’m a digital creator and I’m super disappointed in this will be what’s in my videos…

I was disappointed to find that the iron doesn't keep a steady temperature when you pick it up and use it. I have learned to put my temperature above what I need it to be, for it to actually apply my HTV at the correct temperature, since the temp rapidly drops once taken off the holder and placed on your project. However, in every other way I have thoroughly enjoyed using this product, and it does get the job done as long as you calculate in the drop of temperature. The display screen is easy to read, the use of it is easy to understand, and it has an auto shut off feature which I appreciate, just on the off chance your forget or someone unexpectedly comes to the door in the middle of a project.

purchased the heat press less than a year ago; worked fine and was able to get the job done although the temperature seemed to fluctuate often, didn’t necessarily over use the press maybe once every week or every two weeks, just randomly cut off and never powered on again after owning for about 7 months, outside of return window and unable to reach the seller who guarantees a 3 year warranty. Waste of money, would not recommend

Purchased this a while back and wanted to wait to write a review after a couple of uses. So far this is a good size press for my use. It heats pretty quickly and has the right amount of pressure on all sides. A little heavy for me to try and move it from one place to another but not something that is an issue. Overall it is a great heat press! Plus it’s pink and has cute designs on the base :)

This is the first heat press I've ever used. So this is from a beginner's standpoint.The machine is definitely sturdy.The instructions are easy to understand.It is absolutely adorable!Now the few things that had me a little worried...The power chord it came with was super loose where it connects to the machine. it took a little GENTLE wiggling but I was able to get it to fit snuggly like it is supposed to. No longer an issue!I used a temp gun to compare the temp shown on the display to the actual temp of the press plate. The plate was 35 degrees hotter than the machine was showing! However, the makers took into account the amount of heat that is lost once it's distributed to the material you're pressing. After I used it, I checked the temp again and it was right on the money! So it does in fact press at the temp you set it to. No longer a worry!There was an extra sheet included in the box that isn't shown in the instructions with a label like every other component. I assumed a Teflon sheet but didn't want to be wrong and accidentally melt it to the heat press in case it was just a piece of plastic or something! I was able to verify from the product description on this page that it is a teflon sheet. Mystery solved!I'm totally happy so far and will update this review if necessary in the future. Have fun, y'all!

I was worried at first due to the reviews but after a few tries, it’s a really good starter heat press. It takes about 20 minutes to heat up, and sometimes the temp does drop but it will heat up faster. There’s suctions so you don't have to worry about it falling. Would recommend for a starter heat press. I use it for my small business for DTF shirts.