Customer Reviews for VEVOR Heat Press Machine 15x15 in 5 in 1 with 30oz Tumbler Press T-Shirts Pink

I'm using this to make T-shirts, hats, plates, cups.

I’ve used this multiple times now. Everything is pretty East to use and adjust. Good value.

I ordered and had one for a few months and then the computer started glitching so I got another for free and that one was worse so they replaced and gave me a whole new heat press and works great! They really went above and beyond for me.

I use this all the time

I love the fast and easy way to press my t-shirtshaven't use the other tools yet but really happy with my heat pressLOVE IT!!!

I haven’t had this press long, and have yet to use the extra attachments so far. BUT! I received this very well packaged. Did not really come with detailed instructions. I was able to find youtube videos, and it works great. Mainly use for shirts. I was using an iron previously, you can tell a huge difference! LOVE this press. Definitely worth the investment!

I just got my heat press, and I am very excited. I used the sample shirt and vinyl they included. I have made two shirts, and I used it to make the pot holders for Xmas. Instructions included. I can’t wait to try out the cup and hat attachments. TIffany B.

I love my heat press! I still have to try the hat, cup and plate presses, but I’m sure they all work as great as the shirt press does. I do not regret buying it.The only think that’s annoying is you have to keep pressing the timer button to stop it from beeping. Really wish it had a standby mode while you set up the next item to be pressed.

I am enjoying this machine. It would be nice if someone would take the time to be sure that parts on the Vevor are rust free before shipping them out. However mine was an easy fix. And the CSR was quite helpful. I even got a rebate. Will buy this again.

I bought this to make t-shirts for family and friends. It is a good product for small batches. I have not used the ancillary presses like cup and hat, but I am glad those are available once I get proficient with t-shirts. Note that I use a piece of parchment paper to separate the heat platten from the shirt/design being pressed - read about this on the web, seems to work well; I have had no issues of junk sticking to the heat plate. I tried using a teflon sheet, but this requires the temperature to be adjusted way up to compensate for heat barrier; I may just go back to parchment paper.