CricutEasyPress® 3-12 in x 10 in

I really like this product. It does what it says it does. Cricut has an app that I could use with this heat press (iOS user here) and I am sure it works for android users as well that tells you what temp to use for the project at hand. It heats up after about 60/90 seconds from turning it on and setting the temp to your liking. I bought this on Amazon because it was cheaper then going directly through Cricut and the shipping was free as well. This is a big heat press and the ironing ability is right on! It is a bit heavy.

I recently purchased the Cricut Heat Press and I am really impressed with how well it works! As someone who’s into crafting and custom apparel, this tool has made my projects so much easier and more professional-looking. The heat press is straightforward to use, and the temperature and time settings are easy to adjust, allowing for precise control over the heat application.What I love most is how even the pressure and heat are. My transfers have come out perfectly every time, with no uneven areas or peeling edges. It works great with a variety of materials, from cotton to polyester, and I’ve had no issues with sticking or bubbling.The compact design is also a big plus. It heats up quickly, and the build is sturdy yet not overly heavy, so it’s easy to store when not in use. It’s much more efficient than using a standard iron, and the results speak for themselves!Overall, the Cricut Heat Press is a fantastic tool for anyone who regularly works with vinyl or fabric transfers. It’s a bit of an investment, but well worth it for the smooth, professional results it delivers. Highly recommend!

Works great and fast

Very easy to figure out how to use it with the app. I used it twice so far it’s a thumbs up I can’t wait to use it more

Bought as a business expense, my old one quit working on me and well I needed a new one to continue making shirt orders. I got a good deal on the price, shipping was fast. Cricut is a pretty decent brand to go with.

Pricing wise this machine was a good deal. It was cheaper than my local walmart. The activation and basic use are fantastic, as I am new to anything Cricut. The activation process is much different from the Cricut Maker 3, so I ended up activating using my mobile device (in my case I used my iPhone 16 Plus), but I was in a hurry to get it set up. Cricut recommends using bluetooth connection. Works like a charm. Note: Working from the laptop is easy, but you will need bluetooth connectivity. Bluetooth makes sending the specs to the device to heat transfer a breeze. Have not had time yet to see what the manual interface is like. I am able to store the unit it on shelving I have in my office/craft room 17" deep. I used a standard size desk to perform transfer, so you do not need a lot of room to operate. You get a sample HTV (heat transfer vinyl) to make your first transfer to test the unit during activation. Simply follow instructions. When I have more time to do advanced projects or use manual settings, I will try to update this review. Hope this review helps.

I have a silhouette and love it. Never tried anything Cricut. Bought these heat press for some T-shirts I was making and I love it. Love the app. Almost time to replace my silhouette so maybe I will try a Cricut cutter.

First off, if I pay hundreds of dollars for a product and the only software available to use the product is from the manufacturer, I expect that the software is included in the purchase price and I do not accept the ethics of constant harassment of an upsell to subscribe to their Access option. They have the audacity to have selectable options on the "free software" which I have already paid for, which simply pop up and inform me "not available with out an access subscription" These people a predatory. The subscription is $120 annually! 1/2 of what I paid for the hardware. The pop ups are incessant, and even block buttons that are required for operation of the software. This company is unbelievable. Next I'll be seeing ads for a Cricut Time Share.In addition the software is incredibly buggy, for example demanding I use a 12" x24" mat to cut two 4" square stickers? Lots of other bugs and stupid programming. Totally counter intuitive.I will be returning the POS on the last day of my return window... There are other cutters that seem to have functional non harassing software.