Review on 🔥 HeatPress 8-in-1 Pro Heat Transfer Machine 12X15, Digital 360° Swing Away Tshirt Press Machine Combo, T-Shirt Maker Printing Sublimation Heat Press Machine for T-Shirts, Hats/Caps, Mugs, and Plates by Summer Hendricks

We are new to HTV and Dye Sub. We have a small hand press, but we decided that a larger press would suit us better. This is a 5-in-1 press, which means it comes with accessories. They have a large shelf for t-shirts, bags, towels and the like. You also get an 11-ounce mug press and a hat press. What you don't get is 2 plate press sizes - instead you only get 2 pieces of foam to use with the larger plates, which doesn't quite do the job. You can check Revain's offers for heat presses and all other 5 in 1s come with 2 heated plates for plate making but not this one. I've been scouring Revain and beyond to see if I can get the plate heat press parts separately and that doesn't seem like an option. The same applies to other accessories such as cups and mugs in different sizes. If you think you need these options, get the included press as it doesn't look like you can purchase them separately unless you start with the pricey Pro model. This one is also more expensive than many of the other offerings. But just based on the photos and descriptions, I don't think this is necessarily the best device. It heats up well and heats up relatively quickly. The outside of the press stays a little cooler, but you still don't want to touch it during use. Most of the heat falls on the center of the press and slightly cooler on the sides. You can set your desired temperature and there's a timer too so you can play around with these settings to see what your best results will be. All in all it's a pretty solid device, apart from a few small things like the lack of plate pressure elements that cause it to fall on the star.