Customer Reviews for VEVOR Vinyl Cutter Machine, Bluetooth Connectivity DIY Cutting Machine, Compatible with iOS, Android, Windows and Mac, Massive Designs Included, for Creating Customized Cards, Home Decor

I've owned VEVOR products before, and they've all been decent items, so I had to give this a try since I'm big into vinyl cutting. So far it's been great, and the included accessories saved me some money. The software is a bit tricky though; which is why I knocked a star off. Once you get the hang of it, you can get some basic cuts out that can be used on t-shirts, cups, or whatever else you desire. The price is on the higher end for the size of cutter it is though, so I'd say it's a 4/5 for the value as well.

If you are a new apparel seller, this is great for you. Its easy to understand, easy to set up and provides instructions on cutting the vinyl as accurately as possible for transfer. I was able to print not only from my laptop but my phone as well with no issues. Its worth every penny

This machine is amazing. I have a Cricut Expression that I still use; a Cricut Maker, and now the Vevor. This has become my favorite. It is so quiet. And so fast! It cuts with precision the most intricate patterns. The design is very similar to the Cricut Maker. The software interface is Exact Cut. If you're familiar with SCAL, then this will be a breeze to use. It's not as user-friendly as the Design Space, but gives you more tools in addition to the Print and Cut, more precise blade settings than the Design Space. I love this machine and the software that is included. It comes with a 12x12 standard mat, one cutting blade and one scoring blade. The price is excellent. I highly recommend this cutter. Update: Sure Cuts A Lot 6.53 how includes support for this cutter. This is a great software product, much more powerful that Design.

This is my first ever vinyl cutter machine, so I have nothing to compare it to but I really like it. I have used it with my MacBook and my son has used it with his laptop as well. We have had a lot of fun learning how to use it, and it does a really good job. Like I said, I have nothing to compare it to, but this has been really easy to learn how to use for us as beginners and it is working great.

So we have a Cricut Maker 3 and this thing does most all of that and is fast and the software has more options! Its a bit of a learning curve but for the price its fantastic for an addition to your maker space! Its very durable and because it has so many more cutting and other options it seems to be easier on the consumables (Blades and such).

I've always wanted a circuit cutter, but the constant complaints about subscription fees have always held me back. When I saw this machine and read that there are NO fees/subscriptions and I could upload my own images as well, I went ahead and ordered. A massive, heavy cardboard box arrived some days later. If you don't have space to keep the machine out 24/7, keep that box because it is all you will have for storage. I had ordered some vinyl sheets in anticipation of the cutters arrival, and I'm glad I did. This comes with 2 lonely vinyl sheets that are kinda thrown into the box. Getting the machine set up was very simple. The software download was a whole other issue. I REALLY wish this has a chromebook app/link or will consider one in the future, as I do most of my art on my cb. When I tried to download the software/app on my phone and PC, it was a disaster. I kept getting security warnings and blocked from the \"potentially harmful download\". It doesn't help that the site is in Chinese either, so I was really clueless as to what I was doing. I went in circles for a long time with this software issue, but after some changes to my security settings (and a full backup of my OS), I got it installed. There is A LOT to do, see, learn, choose from in the program. I've been playing around for a few weeks and still only feel like I know 10% of what I can actually do. Rome wasn't built in a day, and I'm soaking up all there is to learn and enjoying the process. Now, the machine itself is well constructed. It is nice and solid and has some real weight to it. I'm suprised how quiet it is when it is actually doing it's thing. I really thought for some reason it would be loud, but if I'm using it after everyone goes to bed, no one wakes up from the noise. That's a big plus. This really has nothing to do with the machine itself and more to do with me, but I'm slowly realizing that there is A LOT to learn with these cutters. I'm picking up tips/tricks along the way, but I con

My wife is an artist and a bit old school at that. I have watched her draw or print stencil shapes for numbers or letters in her art and watched her meticulously cut out every shape with her vinyl mat and exacta knife. She is absolutely thrilled with this machine and it's astounding how much time this saves her with letters, symbols, stencils, etc. Interface is easy to use and instructions are reasonably good. This is a first time machine of this type for us so we were definitely beginners and unfamiliar. The software and options makes it easy to follow and we were up to speed in no time. It cuts surprisingly fast and with very intricate detail. It is a game changer for her!

This machine is similar to a very popular brand name machine and as far as I can tell, it can use many of the accessories and all of the crafting materials that are very widely available. I come from another brand of electronic cutter and the software and its workflow, while not altogether different, required some learning. The device does come with everything you need to make your first sample project. I made a little treat box from the catalog of free designs that come with the included free software. I love that this device can use unbranded sticky mats and the replacement blades are standard, too. It is unclear whether the name brand's pen and marker devices are compatible but it would appear that they are and you'll need to supply those for yourself. As well, you will need to adjust and create a speed and pressure profile for them in the software. Otherwise, the software is ready to adjust for many tools and materials. Overall, I would recommend this to someone who is familiar with the very popular brand name cutting machine. I think that someone with no experience with these machines may run into issues but I don't think that's the target customer anyway.

I have a Cricut Maker and the overall construction of the Vevor is slightly less than that of the Cricut. I mean the plastic housing and overall feel. The motor is actually a bit more quiet and seems to have similar cutting capabilities, so the Vevor keeps the quality where it matters most. And while the construction does feel lighter, I have a few other Vevor products and none have let me down, so there's that. The basics are included to get you started, but don't touch anywhere near what is capable with a cutter/plotter such as this, you'll want to get accessories. I haven't messed with it much, but I already appreciate the DIY nature of the software. No sub and no always online is a great thing. However, I think the best thing is the comparatively low cost of entry, as this cutter is nearly half that of what I paid for my Maker.

This vinyl cutter machine pairs very well with my Cricut accessories! It’s works just as great as one as well. I was able to pair with my Surface laptop and create designs for my cousins baby shower like personalized butterfly stickers and labels. Easy to work with, I like it!