VEVOR 12x10 Inch 800W Portable Heat Press Machine - 2 in 1 Mini Heat Press with Hat Attachment for T-Shirts, Bags, Hats & Small HTV Vinyl Projects | DIY Crafts, Custom Apparel & Small Business Use (Red)

need to do lots of tests to find exactly what temperature and times work for you, but it works. my only complaint is that the hat attachment doesn't have a base thing to put it on like the main unit has that tray thing.Had to upgrade but it did it's job when I had it.This press is great for pressing shirts, but I did purchase the one that comes with the hat attachment as well. Problem is there is no switch to direct the heat to the hat press once it’s connected. I’ve searched YouTube and google trying to find an answer as to how to do this, and have had no luck. All the info I find says that there is a switch next to the adapter for the attachments, but as it can be seen there is just a white piece of plastic where the switch should be. Very frustrating!Also, the instructions are seriously lacking. They tell you what each button does, but not how to actually use the press to adjust settings. ??‍♀️Reaching out the company and am waiting a response. Will update when/if I get a response.This heat press has worked really well for me. Unfortunately, once I went to go use the hat attachment that came with it, I noticed that the press that I received does not have the switch that you need to flip in order to use the attachment. I can plug it in, but I can not turn it on. I would buy this again, but I would only buy the press or I would get it from someone else that sends items that actually work together.This Vevor Portable Heat Press is just perfect for my needs. After ruining my home iron I decided it was time to get my own heat transfer press. I'd been putting it off because the Cricut Heat Press is very pricey. When I compared the Cricut brand to the Vevor it seemed to me there was nothing about the Cricut that made it worth twice the price. So I ordered the Vevor 12x10.There are instructions for how to operate it but there aren't any instructions about selecting the appropriate heat setting for the various materials. I was stymied for a moment then decided to look for some info on Duck Duck Go. Of course there are tons of helpful pages with all the information I needed.I've only used my new heat press a couple of times but so far I'm thrilled with it. If anything changes I'll be sure to update my review.I wanted something similar (and cheaper at the time) to the Cricut Easy Press. I have spent more time just trying to figure out how to work this machine properly that it actually cost me more money in the long run and I still don't have it down. I made a rookie mistake and didn't read all of the reviews about not coming with instructions. Is it extremely costly to include a couple of pieces of paper that tell you how to work the thing??? Come on, seems like common sense and a little thing called customer service that you should supply when you sell a product.Product itself seems to work very well so far. Therefore I am pleased with the quality. My only complaint it that when I opened the box decal were already peeling but a cosmetic issue doesn't bother me in the least. Also it doesn not have instructions for operation but I was prepared for that since I did my research before purchasing the product. I supplied an image or a project I completed with this product.Great little press for the money, haven't tried out the hat press yet, a lot of negative comments about not having a stand or anything, but it clearly has holes to be able to mount it to a board or something flat. Seems like an easy solution. It works great for pressing onesies or smaller shirts for when you don't wanna wait for your larger press to warm up. It only takes a few minutes to come up to temp which is what I love about it. Overall I'm very pleased with it. Much better value than the cricut brand in my opinion.