Cricut Easypress 2, Blue - 12" x 10"

I'm a newcomer to this type of crafting. My first three heat transfers were courtesy of my good old iron and ironing board. Hit and mostly miss, I decided to take advantage of the sale that was advertised and bumped myself up to the EasyPress 2. It was the right decision! Easy to use, quick to heat up and great online resources helped make perfect even and consistent transfers onto various surfaces.

I like the product. But because it did NOT come with the connector; I could not register it and can not run it from my computer. It is a good thing it works independently or I would not be able to use it. The instructions said that it would work with a connection that should be already in my home!! Obviously not; and they didn't have it in the store either so I missed my 7 day registration deadline.

The Easy Press 2 is awesome, for what it is. It is a little overpriced because of the Cricut name I believe. However, it has many cool functions, such as a timer and adjustable temperature, as well as a variety of sizes. I went with the 12x10 Daybreak, and I love it. It works so much better than a standard household iron. I bought in because I am enjoying having my Cricut workstation being almost exclusively Cricut brand name stuff, so I didn't hesitate to add the Easy Press 2 to my set up. But for a brief moment I thought about getting an actual heat press, and in hindsight wish I had. For the same price or just a little bit more, you can buy a full heat press which will have programmable settings as well, and apply a clamping pressure so you dont have to press, and a surface area of at least 16x20. I do recommend the Cricut EasyPress 2 if you are only looking to step up your home iron on application. Just consider if you are going to want to do more, because I had bigger visions almost immediately.