Cricut EasyPress 2, Mint - 9 in x 9 in - Handheld Heat Press

I've used this on 2 projects, plus the free decal that came with it. It heats up fairly quickly, and I like that the display shows temperature and has a timer. It takes the guess work out of using an iron. My biggest issue so far is that the Cricut guide is inaccurate in my experience. I did read to add 30 degrees for Siser vinyl, which I will do. I also plan to use more pressure than it suggests. I've used HTV numerous times on cotton, polyester, and linen, so I am not new to the concept. On a hoodie I made myself with the Easy Press I had to repress a few parts that seemed to be not adhered on the edge. So it does work, but it takes longer than the guides you find suggest. Overall I think it will be a good investment. I wouldn't opted for the largest size vs. having to reposition and press in sections, but I wasn't prepared to spend $200. This is cheaper and easier to store away than a full size press, which was important to me. It comes with a carry bag and a cricut decal to try out on the bag. I had to repress one edge on that, but it's adhered now. (It didn't come with instructions, so be prepared to look it up yourself.). The website has drop down menu guide to determine temp and time, but like I said you may want to add 30 degrees. This has been my experience with tees and hoodies thus far.

I absolutely love my easy press. I had the size down from this one, and it had actually stopped working properly. So I decided to spend the extra money and go ahead and upgrade to this size. I am so incredibly glad I did that! I can fit an entire design in one press now, whereas before I would have to do 2 or more at times. There is a significant difference in size and weight from the one below this one. If you have a hard time lifting things, I wouldn't recommend this one. But, for everything else about it, I would hands down recommend this heat press.