RoyalPress 15" x 15" Color LED Industrial-Quality Digital Sublimation Heat Transfer Machine T-Shirt Heat Press Machine, 15" x 15", Black

I bought this for my wife as she loves using her cricket to cut out vinyl for shirts. This saves a lot of time and headache from having to use a clothes iron to heat up and press on. She has yet to complain about anything on it and we have had zero flaws whatsoever. Please keep in mind we do not use this commercially and I'm sure it is not designed for that type of use and continual back-to-back use on heavy production. But for home use this works great and I can imagine it will last many years.

This is the best heat press I have had. For the price it is a steal. Pressure is great. Easy to use right out the box. So smooth and love the auto counter is very nice.

I bought this heat press in May of 2021 and it is now March of 2024 and it just went out -- I think there is a heat sensor issue - when I set it to the temp I need, it will get to that temp and then the numbers will go wonky and it continues to heat past the designated temperature, which is worrisome, however, for the cost, to get almost 4 years out of this heat press is AMAZING! I use this heat press almost daily, so it was definitely put through the wringer in all of those years. I am very happy with the quality for the price and I am now back on this listing to purchase another. You can't beat the cost and the quality has proven to be amazing.

The RoyalPress 15" x 15" Digital Sublimation Heat Transfer Machine has been an outstanding tool for setting my silk screen T-shirts. This machine offers industrial-quality results with precision, and the digital display and color LED make it super easy to set accurate temperatures and times.The 15" x 15" surface provides plenty of space, even for larger designs, and the heat distribution is consistent edge-to-edge. I get a smooth, even transfer on every shirt with no cold spots or patchy areas. The pressure adjustment is also a huge plus, allowing for versatility with various fabrics and thicknesses.The machine heats up quickly and maintains the temperature reliably, making production much faster. And despite its heavy-duty build, it’s easy to operate, even for longer pressing sessions.Overall, this is a solid, professional-grade press that has taken my T-shirt work to a new level. Highly recommended for anyone serious about sublimation or heat transfer!

It works good, it’s little difficult to get the shirt in sometimes. Kind of wish I would’ve gotten a swivel top or one with a bottom that pulls out. The top is no longer in line and I have to push it to get it lined up before I press. I’m going to see if my husband can figure out how to adjust that because he fixed my smaller heat press when it did this. But from a quick look he wasn’t sure how and said he would look later when he has more time. Hopefully he can figure it out. It is also blue in color, the photo on here is black. Im fine with that, it doesn’t matter to me, but it may matter to someone else. It does take longer to heat up than my other heat press. However it is a decent item for the price.

It’s been almost 3 years since I bought this for my wife. She says the counter reset after 5000 presses, it now says over 2500 again. With over 7500 presses and 3 years I guess it time to review it. Today I just tightened up the 4 bolts that holds the swiveling adjustment base to the top half of the heat press, they backed out a little. I’d say that’s really d*mn good. Works extremely well, no issues, just had to tighten a few bolts after 7500 use, this thing puts in work.

The timer stopped working after having it less than a month, the mat moves all over the place. Other then that I liked it but returned and will be looking for a different brand

I read all the reviews on this press before I purchased it. I know it's very affordable for a T-shirt press, but I figured it could be a good starter press. I was tired of ironing my Cricut designs to t-shirts. Especially when I had more intricate designs, it would take forever. So far I've followed the temperatures recommended by the iron on material I'm using and it's worked perfectly! I'm still guessing on the pressure, but just trying to use some common sense. I did decide to add an extra 10 seconds of press after I remove the cover from the Cricut material and that seems to give a little extra bond to the fabric itself. I haven't had a chance to see how many washes they'll survive yet, but so far I am very happy with the product!