Delclynee Auto 15"x15" Heat Press Machine with Automatic Press and Release, Slide Out Lower Platen, Adjustable Pressure with Pressure Readout, Digital Industrial Clamshell Sublimation Printer (Aqua)

Had this for a few months with semi-regular use and it is still holding up great. Temp seems consistent and the pressure I adjust it to holds well. Hasn't burned anything nor have I experienced any ghosting or other issues related to the heat. Any issues otherwise are just user error. The alarm for the timer is super loud so I was able to hear it from the next room over so I didn't need to babysit it. It's nice and big so I've gotten some pretty large designs pressed well. It's super easy to use and I am thankful for that as I need my hands/wrists in good condition.

Well built. Sturdy. Metal construction. Easy to use, just plugged it in. Good adjustable pressure. I've pressed several items with amazing results.

This is a great little heat press, far exceeds expectations. - My last heat press was a $2,500 Stahls Hotronix Fusion IQ 16x20. I loved it, but I'm going through a divorce and dividing property hasn't been settled yet. I needed a good heat press for cheap, and I came across this little guy. I didn't expect much, but figured it might get me by until I could either get my Stahls back or afford a better one. I've only owned it about a month, but have pressed maybe 50 garments with it. Each garment has between 4-6 graphics on it, most of which are layered, so anywhere between 4-12 presses required. I have not run into any issues with heat distribution. I used a Stahls 16x20 MAXX press at my last job, and even though Stahls are about the best in the business, I would occasionally have some issues with heat distribution. Some areas wouldn't stick completely. This Delclynee 15x15 press does not have any issues like that whatsoever. It presses evenly, heats up quickly, and I have even left it on for a few hours without having any issues with it. One difference I have noticed is that the top gets VERY hot. On my Stahls, the plate itself would of course get hot, but the casing above the plate would stay relatively cool. It's not really much of an issue because if you're using a heat press, it's best to learn to avoid touching that area anyway. I did purchase a teflon sheet for it just for the rare times that I have to press something twice, because I've had issues with previous heat presses where if you're pressing raw vinyl without transfer tape, it can alter it a bit.. however, I haven't had to use the teflon sheet much at all, and they're pretty cheap anyway (maybe $10-20) so not a big deal. I generally press most garments around 305 degrees F and the temperature always stays within 2 degrees of that. I'm very happy with my purchase especially since I paid under $200 for it. Far exceeds expectations. Would definitely recommend. As I said, I've only had it about a month but I do press lots of garments. I would recommend it for anyone looking for a budget heat press!

Simply put, this is an excellent item, and a very reasonable price. Heat distribution is easy and it works flawlessly. You will not be disappointed.

I bought the heat press with the slide out lower platen. It came boxed securely and undamaged. I have only used it for one project and it seems to work nicely. There is one pretty major flaw, in my opinion, and that is that the top platen sticks down quite far and is not encased like others I have had. I learned this the hard way and got a pretty severe burn when I accidently put my hand in the wrong spot to open it up. There is absolutely nothing around that platen to give any kind of heat protection. As compared to my other presses that are cases and still get hot you can't accidently touch the bare platen like on this one. You can see in the photo how much is exposed.

I do not have a t-shirt business and just use the is as a hobby press. It does well and gets hot evenly. It does take a little time to heat up but you can get all your prep work done in that time. It has a timer so and will beep when time is up. The valve I feel is fair for the use I use it for.

This has been a great addition to my crafting! This thing heats up quickly and is easy to use. I have tested the temps with a heat fun and the entire heated surface has been accurate. It’s easy to adjust the pressure for a variety of projects.

The media could not be loaded. I have used this about 10 times and the bolt flew off and broke. It kinda went back in but afraid when I use it again.. it will brake for good. Past return because I dont use that much it just happened.