Rotary Tattoo Machine, ATOMUS Tattoo Pen Style Cartridge Machine Gun Liner Shader with DC Cord 9000r/m Motor Zinc Alloy Tattoo Machine Kit for Body Art Tattoo (Black)

Amazing product

I seen a few reviews on this rotary tattoo pen that nearly steered me away from making the purchase and adding it to my small collection of tattoo machines....but I w we not ahead and got it anyway GLAD I DID its an awesome little machine for the price I've put quite a few hours (alot) on this little engine that could lol and its never given me a bit of trouble...I'd say if you're thinking about switching from coil to rotary and wanna start out with something lower priced than alot of the 200.00 and up machines go with this little job its a good little investment.....I love it!! Actually thinking about getting another so I can run one as liner and the other shader

Just as described

I had bought another atomus machine before this one and that one worked perfectly. I got this one and the end cap completely came off for no reason it still works but it’s difficult when the end of the machine comes off

I love it, first rotary machine I've got and I love how it works. Definitely would recommend.

Good first rotary machine. Love it!

DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY THIS IS NOT WORTH THE MONEY IT ACTS UP DOSE NOT STAY ON SPEED SKIPS THE NEEDLES VERY VERY DISPOINTED my 20 dollar tattoo gun kit dose a hell of a lot better than this glad i tried it on myself before a clint it bit the shit outta me because it skipped and i didnt check it and its so so so quite you cant hear it.

I'm by no means a professional, but i take what i do seriously. While this is just a throw away machine for some, to be it was an upgrade.At first this little machine was much better than any of my coils or rotary style machines, in terms of control, noise and fatigue. It was easier to set up, switch needles and clean up after. It was so much quieter when I first started using it that it took getting used to to make sure I was actually putting ink in the skin, and do to is shape, it was(and is) much easier for longer sessions.That is, until it died mid tattoo. Thankfully I had some back up machines and still was able to finish... we just had to completey change the setup halfway through.Now, it is a cheap machine.... but for its price it did what it was supposed to. I can't complain about the way it performed, but now less than a year after purchasing it, it's just a paperweight.Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to be user serviceable so in my opinion, with no way to repair it, I would save up and get something that has that ability.