Fancierstudio Heat Press 15X15 Sublimation T-Shirt Heat Press New Model Lower Platen Slides Out 2.5 Inch Model FS15x15 NB

Way to use and not too heavy.

When I used the press for the first time, I had it set on 350 for 60 seconds. The vinyl was not HTV, but a Iron On vinyl, that I purchased very quickly from Walmart. I have other HTV vinyl, but I wanted to try this brand out first, just to see if I should order it again. Needless to say, I had to turn the temperature up to 375, and it still would Not stick to the t-shirt - only bits and pieces. Therefore the first shirt was not a success. So from this point on I will be using my Siser HTV... Otherwise, the hat gets very hot...

I HAVE HAD THIS HEAT PRESS FOR 13 MONTHS. IT IS NO LONGER HEATING UP UNLESS I WIGGLE THE CORD. AS SOON AS I PRESS A SHIRT THE TEMPERATURE GOES BACK DOWN! I AM PISSED! I HAVE SEVERAL SHIRT ORDERS AND HERE IT IS ONE STINKIN YEAR LATER AND THIS DARN HEAT PRESS ISNT ANY GOOD! GUESS IM LOOKING FOR ANOTHER ONE!!!

Love this heat press! Easy to set up and get started.

Have as gift to my daughter. She loves the large size.

I have purchased 2 of these...first one caught on fire...second one I purchased May 2020 has just stopped working. Love the press but having to replace each year is expensive.

Works great. Only used it a couple times but so far so good

very good heating, it works well for my purpose, though the lid doesnt sit exactly overtop of the base, its not detrimental for my purposes. However do notice that it doesnt heat completely evenly, again not a big issue as long as the temperature comes up to the needed temperature for sublimation, and i leave it there for a few min before actually using it. Because ive noticed once or twice where the sides of my project dont get sublimated completely (there are pale patches on the edge of my fabric). However if you are using it for shirts then it is fine since the center is the hottest. I use it for long pieces of fabric where i have to press twice to get the full piece. Sometimes if im not patient enough and start pressing the moment it comes up to temperature there is a chance that the edge of my fabric doesnt get fully sublimated.