The lightweight design saves my hand during long sessions, and the battery life is a game-changer no more frantic cord tangles or mid-tattoo power failures. The cartridges glide smoothly, and the inks stay bold, finishing in a vibrant work. It just works. No fuss, no overheating, just reliable performance whether I’m doing fine lines or packing color. If you want a good quality machine without the steep learning curve, this is it. Read more

I initially left a review about it being faulty or broken, because I thought the tattoo pen was faulty. The pen kept losing power, and I couldn’t get it to pull ink. I reached out to the company for help, asking for at least troubleshooting he;p incase i was doing anything wrong, which i was...but getting a response took some trys and Eventually, I was told I’d need to contact Amazon just to get basic troubleshooting assistance and that they will contact me.. noone did. Until they responded to the review. I ended up posting a review and sharing a video of what the pen was doing. That’s when I finally got some help. Someone responded to the review by email, and told me that the issue was that the battery wasn’t inserted all the way. I feel dumb, but i guess you really need to jam it in there. Once I pushed it in all the way (until there was absolutely no gold visible between the battery and the pen) it worked...so far so good. It immediately started pulling ink and held power the way it should. So if you’re having the same issue: push the battery in harder than you think you should. Hopefully revising my review will keep the video so you can see what i was doing wrong... Now that it’s working, I can say this is a great starter kit. It comes with: Two rechargeable batteries (each with its own USB-C charger – you’ll need your own charging block) Ink A cleaning/soothing solution Ink caps A pair of black disposable gloves Some needles/cartridges (these were a lot flimsier than others I’ve tried, so I recommend upgrading later) This kit gave me everything I needed to finally start tattooing after years of hesitating. Except I don't think it came with any skin... check the description. It's been a while since I got it and got some help here..I’m only working on practice skin right now (which I highly recommend), but even as a complete beginner, as you can clearly tell in the video-where i have the battery not even in all the way ( even with that situation happening too!) my first lines came out pretty clean and straight, much better than I expected. If you’ve already got some drawing skills, this won’t be as intimidating as you think. If you’ve always wanted to try tattooing,,this kit is a great place to start. Yes, There is better out there, but for a beginner on a budget, this gets the job done. And if you run into issues with your pen, don’t give up right away, keep reaching out, post a video, and leave a review. Someone will eventually help you, just like they did with me. Read more

This kit offers buyers more pieces than a standard machine kit does which is pretty cool. It’s a known brand in the tattoo world and nice for beginners. The pen itself is separated into parts taking detachable battery packs vs them being built in. I like this because you don’t have to worry about tossing the machine in the end if one dies. You replace the battery pack. The separate parts make cleaning the machine easier for better sanitation. The downfall is that detachable battery packs can be top heavy, unevenly dispersing the weight in your hand. Especially since the machine is on the smaller/thinner side. More wrapping tape tends to be needed to give a thicker grip; however, the machine itself is not heavy when in use which is a plus. The battery packs do not last as long as others I’ve seen as they have a max of 6 hr use at a lower voltage, but it comes with two. So having both charged if one dies gives you more battery time to work with than having one 8-10 hr battery pack. The extras this kit comes with that others don’t ever seem to have is blue soap and a small soap dispenser. That is nice as that can be overlooked by a beginner when purchasing products. Ink is a very standard kit ink. I only use them in silicone. The transfer paper and skin this comes with aren’t great. The paper is small and the skin is thin. Thin less than 3mm in thickness does not help with one’s depth. The machine is on the louder side and has more vibration because of the dispersed weight from the battery packs and the LED screen on the packs is small. The packs actually seem thinner in person than in the photo, but for the price point of this kit, the negatives aren’t a big deal. What’s nice about having detachable battery is that you can go from wireless to a plug in pedal if that’s your thing. Read more

This is overall a good little kit for beginners, with a lot of parts and some little containers of Hawink ink, as well as a set of 2 kinds of tattoo needle cartridges, but only one of the two batteries is really useful, and the manual doesn't show the relevant model. The tattoo pen itself is well-made of metal and easy to use with any standard tattoo needle cartridges. The pen works well with no issues so far, easy to use: put in the cartridge, push the battery of your choice in and hold the power button to turn it on, and set your preferred voltage. The pen can handle any standard needle cartridge, and it doesn't appear to slow down with larger needles as long as you pick the right voltage. There are some little containers of ink to practice with, a single practice skin that's of acceptable quality, some blue soap with a small spray bottle, and some other accessories as you can see in my pictures. The batteries can each give you up to a few hours of use and charge in about 2 hours, and it's easy to swap them out and keep going (with a caveat). This would be a good little kit for anyone who's a beginner to tattooing and wants to try out their first tattoo practice, though you will need to get more ink, skins, and tracing paper. There are some downsides to this kit. There's the battery, yes one of them (the smaller one is fine), which only adjusts in 0.5v increments. That isn't great or even good, it's not something I would recommend using unless you know you need a specific multiple of 0.5v for a given tattoo needle. There's the ink, which I don't actually have a problem with but I'm not sure I would recommend for use in a person - but more to the point, you're going to have to replace it soon, it's only enough for a couple small tattoos if you're doing anything significant. The gloves didn't fit me because they're medium sized gloves, but with only one pair, you'll want to replace them soon anyway. Finally, the minimalistic manual doesn't show the right model so you won't really know how it's meant to look and it doesn't let you know you've got to push the batteries on quite hard. Those are actually the only issues I have found with this kit, but all together, this isn't the worst tattoo needle kit at all, but it does have some problems that would make me hesitant to recommend it. * I only review things that I personally use myself on a regular and continued basis. * I always give my full, honest, unbiased and unfiltered opinion on everything I review. * I will not hold back or avoid describing any issues I have with a product. * I write exactly what I think about things - the good, the bad, and everything in between. * If I get multiple of something it's because I regularly use and need both of them. * And, I will update my review if something breaks, stops working as intended, or otherwise doesn't hold up as expected. Read more

Overall, the machine itself seems to be well made, I feel that it is a good size and weight, however, I have small hands so understand that may not be everyone’s experience. The kit came with two batteries, the larger battery only moves voltage in 0.5 increments so it is basically unusable unless the stars align and you can operate in exact increments like that. The smaller of the batteries I found to be adequate. The interface isn’t stellar, but for an Amazon kit at the price it is understandable. Unfortunately the battery with the better screen is the larger of them. I also found that they do drain pretty quickly, obviously the higher voltage the quicker. But even at under 6v, I was not super impressed. The rest of the kit was useful for practice, including fake skin of good quality and a decent thickness. The manual that came with it was for a different machine as well. So I wouldn’t rely on that for troubleshooting. Read more