HTVRONT Auto Heat Press 2 - Heat Press Machine for T Shirts with Adjustable Pressure & Higher Heating Height, Heats Up Fast & Evenly Heat Press 15x15 for HTV, Sublimation, Heat Transfer Projects

LImpressed with the HTVRONT Heat Press – Easy to Use and Professional Results!I recently purchased the HTVRONT Heat Press, and I’m beyond impressed with its performance! As someone fairly new to heat transfer projects, I wanted something user-friendly but still capable of delivering professional-quality results—and this press totally delivers.The temperature and time settings are easy to adjust, and it heats up quickly and evenly. I’ve used it on t-shirts, tote bags, and even a few pillowcases, and every project has turned out beautifully. The pressure is consistent, and the heat plate distributes heat very evenly, which helps the vinyl adhere perfectly with no peeling.One feature I love is how compact and lightweight it is compared to bulky industrial presses—it’s perfect for home crafting spaces but still powerful enough to handle regular use. The auto-off feature is also a great safety bonus.Overall, it’s a fantastic value for the price. Whether you're just starting out or looking for a reliable upgrade, the HTVRONT heat press is a great choice. Highly recommend!---Want a version with a few cons for balance? Or do you want to include how it compares to Cricut or other brands?

I've only had this for about a week or so but it's saved me so much time and energy! It's been fairly simple to figure out and setting the options seems pretty easy. I love that the tray pulls out all the way and the heating plate lifts up and down automatically. It's quiet and seems sturdy! It also shuts down automatically after not being used for so many. minutes.

The HTVRONT Auto Heat Press 2 is the best purchase we’ve made so far! I love how easy it is to use — the automatic features make pressing so much faster and more consistent. It heats up quickly, applies perfect pressure, and gives professional results every time. Definitely a game changer! I keep it cover to protect it front dust and any unnecessary air particles around the shop

I loved my old auto heat press from HTVront. But it did have several issues. Most (not all) of those issues have now been resolved. Here's my summary:1. The pull-out tray comes all the way out in the new model. The old one only pulled out so far, increasing the risk for burn. And it was hard to see the collar area of a garment, so positioning was difficult. Having the tray pull further out is very helpful!2. The clearance between the top of the press and the pressing pad is much better now. This also reduces the risk for burning and makes it easier to see and position ones project. Thicker items (such as sweatshirts) fit better and are easier to work with in the new model.3. The maximum pressing time used to be only 99 seconds. This was insufficient for slates and ceramic items. And you would have to stick nearby and press the button over and over to finish those types of projects. The time allowance is now completely sufficient.4. There was no pressure adjustment before. In order to trick the press into firmer pressure, one would have to use pressing pillows. And even then, I feel the pressure wasn't good enough for something like puff vinyl. Now you can adjust the pressure from 50 to 170 lbs. The jury is out whether or not this really has much bearing. And I haven't yet tried puff vinyl in the new press. For some reason, the manual recommends 170 lbs for everything. Why? I haven't done enough projects yet to make a real assessment of this new feature. But it is definitely enticing.5. The new model is almost completely silent in operation because there is no cooling fan. The old model had a fan. I'm a bit concerned that there could be problems with overheating and burning things out given that there is no fan. But I have my fingers crossed that this doesn't prove to be problematic.6. One of the things users complained about, with the original heat press, was the quality of the pressing pad. I personally had issues with it. It got all ridged and icky after only a few presses. They sent me a new "improved" one. The same thing occurred. So I ended up buying a silicone pressing pad and cutting the corners to match the plate (tricky!). The silicone pad is much improved. But it's a shame that HTVront did not listen to their customers on this particular issue. They are still sending out that horrible pressing pad. They were, however, quite responsive on the other issues mentioned here. So kudos to them for actually improving their product overall. This press is awesome and the price is affordable. It's perfect for the average hobbyist. I absolutely recommend it!