Cricut Hat Press Smart Heat Press Machine for Hats with Built-in Bluetooth, Connects to Cricut Heat App, Curved, Ceramic-Coated Heat Plate, Easy Temperature Control with Safety Base & Auto-Off Feature

Added to my daughters tools, work great

With this machine like other Cricut products requires you to register the product before you are able to use. The registering was an epic headache and fail. Downloading the app was eSy but syncing the product was an epic fail. You could be successful in syncing it if you have done this with previous cricut products. Maybe I received a defective one.. The product came fast and in great condition.

I have only used it without heat, only used it because of curve shape to hold a glue on patch in Place until patch is adhered to cap with quick adhering glue.

Item came and appeared to be in a new box,however supplies were missing. Attempted to use device and it will not turn on. Very dissatisfied with purchase.

Would not get hot enough to press on vinyl securely. Even held it on longer and kept repeating process

Definitely worth it I purchased a 300 dollar hat press and was totally disappointed and had to return it bought this I’m totally satisfied with the quality it comes with everything you need and it’s easy to store my hats came out great and if you want to make some hats for yourself or give as gifts this is the hat press to buy don’t look any further buy this one

So easy to use and it works on sublimation very good

So disappointed not working

Aun no he podido activarla ya que solo se activa mediante una app que no esta disponible para mi pais, y a demas el bluetooth no lo lee ninguno de mis dispositivos. Me parece muy complicada la activacion para uso.

First off it works way better than what I had before, the Cricut mini iron. That said having to create an account and download an app to use what is essentially AN IRON is ridiculous and inequitable. If you get this and don’t have internet connection you can’t set it up to use it! Not just the fancy auto settings, but the iron itself. It’s a data harvesting/ planned obsolescence technique I hope doesn’t catch on. If Cricut goes out of business or decides not to update this app or support this device, future owners will discover they can’t use it and it will end up in the landfill.