Lya Vinyl 12" x 10" Heat Press Machine, High Pressure Heat Press Machine for T-Shirt, Digital Industrial Sublimation Printer for Heat Transfer Vinyl (Pink)

This is a great starter machine for learning how to use a heat press. It’s easy to use, beginner-friendly, and works really well for practice and small projects.

Cute color. Easy to use, heats quickly, presses tightly. Good quality, not bad to move around.

This heat press it’s good specially with small things , I’m a crafter I use it for sublimate small pieces Or iron on vynil. The price are good , I like the color pink You can control de pressure If you wanna start using heat press. This one is perfect for beginners .

This item is smaller than I thought it would be and the top doesn’t clear the bottom plate but it does get up to heat in decent time limit and does get the job done all in all I’m happy with it but will be getting something bigger

I love that it comes assembled and pretty much ready for use. If you're not working with a big space, it's very easy to put back in the box (after it's cooled down) and put away for the next use.I ordered the 10 x 12 because it was most ideal for my price range. It was a little confusing because the instructions don't mention the 10 x 12 size but I've been assured by their customer service that all the instructions are the same and that the plate size is the only thing that varies.The timer is great! Especially for someone like me who tends to "set it and forget it". Heated up quickly. I used it on HTV and a DTF on sweaters and it was easy. The swinging plate makes it so much easier to actually see what you're doing. Great quality for the price point.

Rule one. Don’t sell something at a pricing point that is economical but the product is absolute crap….so the consumer is forced to buy again way too soon! Unacceptable and the people have spoken.For starters, after two weeks this seller sent me a second machine at no cost because the “pole” with the pressure adjuster started to gradually bend back! You can see where the little bit of stress has caused the metal filings to actually start dusting the machine! The second machine did the same thing at about the same amount of time of use. I let it go and chalked it up to the game. Then the other day…the plate (with those 5 screws with the spring) started warbling real bad. So tonight I bought a wrench to fit it and gently tightened the bolt. Problem solved right! WRONG! Now the plate and the top of the press tilt back and it’s not flush with the pads or bottom base plate. And the front of press doesn’t touch the pad!It’s crapped out and I let go of the fact of the lost real estate of 1/4” when the second “pole” started bending back. I’ve had two machines in six months. For the record it’s not the actually size they say. They don’t count the 1/4” distance from the top plate and the actual heating plate. BS!It’s garbage. They know it’s garbage. That’s why they sent the second one free and the shipping covered. They know the longevity and that’s why they would rather replace it than deliver quality at that pricing point. Because the markup is probably 400%.Now I have some shirts to do before Thanksgiving and these “borderline” sellers have put me in a spot to either buy a new press or find option C.Fred Sanford had better junk than this!!!

This little machine is amazing. I have been using it for a while now and it is doing great!

This was a lil smaller than what I thought but it is doing the job and easy to store.