INKin Wireless Tattoo Machine for Beginners, Tattoo Gun with 3.5mm Stroke Length, Ultra-One Tattoo Pen Machine with 1600mAh Battery And LED Digital Display for Starters Play & Learn

Arrived fast. And so far so good. It works does its job the battery will last a long while.

Came ready to go, all charged up. Smooth handling. Will buy another!

The INKin Wireless Tattoo Machine is a great option for beginners. I’ve only used it on practice skin so far, but it’s been easy to handle and comfortable to use. The 3.5mm stroke length provides smooth operation, and the 1600mAh battery lasts a good while, making it convenient for longer practice sessions. The LED digital display is a nice touch, showing battery life and settings clearly. Overall, it seems like a solid choice for those just starting out, with plenty of power and ease of use for practice.

Great tattoo machine for beginners! Its got a bit of weight to it but is comfortable to hold onto and so far the battery life has been great. It recharges pretty quickly via USB and I love the LED display that quickly shows your power level and voltage. I admit I'm totally new to tattooing but this has been a great machine to learn with and Im quickly gaining confidence using it on practice skins. Very happy with it!

It is a machine made of aluminum, with a fairly considerable weight, but ideal for handling, it has 2 working modes, voltage and dot work, it is super easy to use and configure, it comes with 1 year warranty.Pros:Its weight is ideal for working linesCompatible with all cartridges on the marketLong battery lifeQuick start.2 modes "whip shading, dot work" and "voltage mode".Cons:Its weight "I know I said it was a pro" but for some it can be quite heavy and for long sessions it ends up tiring.They don't specify what stroke it handles and I forgot to measure it to determine more or less what stroke it has.The battery cannot be removedThe LED display is very basic, only reporting voltage or dot mode and battery charge.I think it's ideal for anyone who is into tattooing, whether professional or apprentice, a professional will probably get the most out of it.

Hi, professional tattoo artist here. This thing sucks to say the least if you want a straight line using a 09RL you are going to have to go over it at least 10 times before you can start seeing anything. And no…it’s not the ink. I have used the same ink for years without problem. Spend your money on something else

I'm just getting started in the tattoo world. Not something I've ever done, however, I am good at elaborate ink drawings. So I figured why not. This little machine works extremely well on the silicone practice sheets I have used so far. The dial/settings work very well and the battery holds a lot of charge. The motor is quite powerful and really zips when cranked all the way up, but is also very controlled and steady. The gearing feels solid and it does not stutter. It's quite a bit heavier than I expected, has a solid aluminum housing, and feels like an extremely high quality machine. Couldn't be happier to have been able to test this out.

Seems like a pretty decent machine so far. Probably best for beginners. It’s easy to hold and operate. Not too heavy. I like how the buttons are on top instead of the side. The fact that it’s wireless is very convenient. Battery life is decent.