This is a very poor quality tattoo machine. I saw it come available on amazon vine, and decided to request it to see how bad it actually is, and to critique the fact that amazon makes tattoo machines available to the general public. The current for this battery is not consistent whatsoever, so even though the display says that you are at 8.5 or 7 volts or whatever, you can physically feel the cartridge fluctuating in speed, which makes this very dangerous and unreliable. The included extra products are joke-worthy. The ink is not body safe, and there are no ingredients on the bottles or expiration dates. Please Amazon, STOP selling tattoo machines. It is dangerous. Only licensed tattoo artists to should have access to these kinds of tools. Read more

I was happy to find this complete beginner kit for budding tattoo artist. My 18-year-old granddaughter announced. She wants to learn how to be a tattoo artist. Well, she’s been an artist her whole life and is actually pretty darn good at design. I think there is everything she will need to be a beginner in this field. I know Amazon also sells the fake skin for practicing on, I plan on ordering that for her too to practice on while she goes to school. I think it’s an all-around solid beginner kit with everything she will need to get started. Read more

I have a small hand and the barrel on this pen is pretty large. The motor is steady and feels like a hum. It’s a perfect pen for either a beginner or professional. I was able to use a variety of needles in it without any trouble. The battery lasts pretty long. I used it for about an hour and it only went down one bar. Great that it has memory mode for settings that you regularly use. You get enough items in your kit to get you started and the skull ink cups are just a cute little addition. All in all it’s a wonderful addition to any tattoo artist’s collection. Read more

This is a really great set for a beginner learning to tattoo (which I am). It has everything that someone would need to get started as far as I can tell, and the pen even came charged which is awesome. Someone wanting to learn tattooing would find this $25 worth spending. I'm not going to lower my review a star since I think it's a great deal for the price, but there are a few caveats: One, the practice skin that came with the set is very thin. I have some thicker practice skin, and anyone serious about learning will want to get some of that. Two, the listing says it has a "carrying case" that keeps everything in order, but I don't think it does? At least, the closest it has to a "carrying case" is the plastic piece I'm enclosing a photo of, which will hold some pen nibs and bottles but certainly won't keep "everything organized." I'm not too worried about this, as I already have a bin where I keep my supplies, but if you're expecting something like a zippered up case it isn't there. That said, it's still a really good set that included everything you need to get started learning to tattoo! Read more

★★★★☆ I recently purchased the OZER Wireless Tattoo Pen Set, and overall, it’s a solid kit for both beginners and professionals. The wireless tattoo pen is lightweight and ergonomic, making it comfortable to use for extended sessions. The 1800mAh battery lasts a good amount of time, easily handling a full day of work without needing a recharge. The 20 tattoo ink cartridges, including 8 colorants and a bottle of black ink, are vibrant and flow smoothly, which is great for detailed work. The included skin care practice accessory is a nice touch for beginners to get a feel for the pen before working on clients. Setup was straightforward, and the build quality feels reliable for the price. My only gripe is that the instructions could be clearer, especially for setting up the wireless feature, which took some trial and error. Additionally, I wish the kit included a few more color options for the inks. Despite these minor issues, this is a great value for a professional-grade tattoo kit, and I’d recommend it to anyone looking to up their tattoo game! Read more

This tattoo kit is a great value and a great way to get started in tattooing. The kit is minimal but enough to get started. In addition to the usb chargeable tattoo machine you get a variety of ink, ink cups, 20 needle cartridges, gloves, and a fake skin practice mat. The machine goes up to 12v and has a large LED display screen with large buttons for fast and precise adjustments. The machine is nice and balanced so your hand won't get sore from prolonged use. The battery holds a charge for a long time. I used it for 3 hours of practice and it still had plenty of charge to keep going. A great entry level starter kit. Read more

First and foremost I am not a tattoo artist. Just a hobbyist writing on myself. I do have another tattoo pen with a power supply from years ago. I really wanted to wait until I got a chance to use it to give a proper review, but I’ll come back and update once I take it for a test run. It comes with all the basics you need to get started: the pen, cartridges, ink, gloves, grip tape, little ink cups, and even some like practice silicone sheet thingy which is cool. Like I said haven’t fully tested on skin but in comparison to what I started on, this is a much easier and much more comprehensive set up I’ll come back and update with a pretty picture or some scratch art whatever Update: used it - (I AM NOT A PROFESSIONAL) - for me it was WAY easier to handle because it’s cordless. Precision greatly improved. Unless I’m tripping you can’t adjust the needle. Just did a little touch up line work on an old finger tattoo once it heals I’ll see if I succeeded at doing the “pen running out of ink” crown and maybe post a pic if I feel like being judged Read more