Cricut EasyPress Mini Heat Press for Pressing Small Objects Like Shoes, Stuffed Animals, Hats & More, 3 Heat Settings & Precision Tip, Ceramic-Coated Heat Plate, Compact & Lightweight, Raspberry

This was my first heat press for my Cricut, and it remains my favorite! The size is perfect. I even prefer it to my larger Cricut EasyPress. The mini press is compact enough to handle any project without taking up much space, and easy to grip with my small hands. It sits nicely on a small dock to keep surfaces safe from the high heat it can reach. Controlling it is very simple. It lights up green when it reaches the proper heat. I find it heats evenly. I don't need to press hard on the Mini to get great results. Moving it slowly across the HTV to check vinyl adhesion is smooth, and the results are visible instantly. I have the older model and have used it for over 3 years with no issues. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a reliable, versatile heat press!

I’ve been using the Cricut EasyPress Mini for a few weeks now, and it’s quickly become one of my favorite tools in my craft room. I mainly use it for small or oddly shaped items like hats and shoes, and it works way better than trying to maneuver a regular iron or larger press.The design is compact and easy to handle, and the tip lets you get into tight corners without missing a spot. It heats up fast and the heat is consistent, which gives me peace of mind that my transfers will stick evenly.The only downside is that you don’t get precise temperature control, just low, medium, and high settings. But once you get a feel for what each one does, it’s easy to work with.If you do a lot of small HTV or Infusible Ink projects, this is 100% worth the purchase. It’s not meant to replace a full-size press, but it’s the perfect sidekick.

I love this small heat press. It’s perfect for working on small details, especially when applying heat transfer vinyl initials on ribbons for my framed projects. Its size makes it easy to work on precise areas where a larger press would not be practical.The color looks clean and nice, and it matches well with my other crafting tools. It has three temperature settings, heats up quickly, and is very easy to handle. It also includes a safety base to rest it on when not in use, and for safety reasons it automatically shuts off after being on for a while, although I still prefer to turn it off manually.Another thing I appreciate is its compact size—it’s easy to store and doesn’t take up much space. Considering its performance and versatility for small projects, it offers great value for the price.Overall, it’s an excellent tool for detailed and delicate work.

I bought this to press a few shirts right quick and I accidentally burned one of the shirts because I used the wrong teflon paper and held the iron down on it too long. Once I got the hang of it, it was great though. It’s compact with a lot of heat. I like that it comes with the silicone rest and that you can still adjust the heat level. It works well for large or smaller projects. I was able to press a small print and a large one. For the price, it does what I need it to do.

Love my Cricut mini heat press and its so convenient. I dont do a lot of big images that require a large press a lot of the time. Honestly this get used the most when one of the kids needs an image on their shirt for a school event, we can cut out the HTV, weed it and in that time have this heating up and its good to go quicker then I can get the image ready to press.It comes with a little stand so when not in use it is not burning any areas, and it feels light in your hand. If its your first time using a press or using a new bring of HTV you do have to adjust the time that you are pressing but ones you get that time frame down your image will go on with no issues.As I said we use this a lot for shirts, even when my wife uses it to put team logos on her shirts. She wears them often and getting washed at least once a week has not caused the image to start to peel off, but that has as much to do with the heat press as it does the HTV you use.If you dont have one and need one for small projects, I say go for it, you wont be sorry.

I have a big industrial heat press but sometimes it’s hard when I need to layer my vinyl. Sometimes the rest of the image gets a little bit wrinkly when pressing it for too long but this little one is so handy I love it. I can double layer without ruining the rest of the image. It’s a must have for your projects, you will not regret it. What I really like about it is the fact that it will turn off on its on if you leave it for too long. So if you forget like I do sometimes there’s no worries.

This is actually a really great handheld iron. It is so perfect for the little jobs. I like the option to set the temperature to a few settings. I like the silicone holder the iron sets in when not used. This is my second one of these irons. My last one was 5 years old. I didn't use it too much so I was a little disappointed that it stopped working out of the blue. Like I said, it wasn't used that much over the 5 years, and it worked just fine the week before. I am hesitant to buy this again out of fear it will quit working again unwarranted. Let's see how long this one lasts.

This heat press is really nice and compact. The value of the money is amazing.

Item arrived in good time. But, has USA plug. No problem, tried the plug adapter I normally use. Didn't fit. went to buy an adapter. Didn't work. Doesn't fit. So, if buying from uk, just remember this.

I am a productive seamstress and an avid ironer of clothing, pillow cases, table cloths, etc. I bought the Mini-Heat Press Machine, not for applying vinyl products at all – I’m not a crafter. I’d seen it used by an Instagram seamstress, giving useful sewing tips, using it to apply an iron-on interfacing to a shirt collar.I ordered the product, even though I found it quite expensive – more than most people would pay for a full-sized steam iron. I had already thought of a number of uses for it in sewing and everyday ironing, and wanted to try it. I am also teaching a young girl how to sew, and my powerful steam iron can be frightening and dangerous for the inexperienced user.I was pleased the moment I started using it! It is easy to use, and it’s small size is not only great for my press-well-and-press-often sewing style, but it’s great for quickly putting a crease on trousers, retouching a wrinkled shirt placket or ironing a napkin or two.I would recommend the Mini-Heat Press Machine to anyone who has ironing to do, whether they enjoy or hate the task. This versatile little gem makes small ironing jobs so much easier. And, I’ll bet it even does a great job adhering vinyl iron-on transfers – as advertised!

Bonitinha, mas muito pequena para o que preciso.

Sending things to the uk that dont work really good sales an to top it off you have to pay for the dam thing to be posted back

bought this to tag children clothing for daycare, works great! love this product, I own the larger press and this one is just so much more convenient for small projects easy to manipulate and use. only downside is you got to know the right settings, until you are used to the settings for certain type of materials you got check the cricut website to know which heat setting to use. but eventually if you do the same type of projects you will just know so no stars deducted on that.