Siser Juliet High-Definition Cutter - 12" Professional Cutting Machine for Vinyl, Paper, and More – WiFi Compatible with Windows & Mac - Includes Leonardo Design Studio Software…

Love this machine, upgraded from a Cricut with no regrets!

Worth every single penny. I very nearly bought a cricut machine, but after reading lots of reviews I decided against it. I needed a machine I could use for my job and so I needed it to be reliable. This machine is just that. And I'm glad I spent a bit more for a better machine. I've been using it for a couple of months and haven't had any issues yet. Before I set it up I was rather nervous as I'm not good with learning new technology, but the software is so easy to understand I barely had to watch any tutorials. I use my cutter for print and cut projects (bunting and stickers mainly) and it's perfect for that. I'm 100% happy with it.

Excelente maquina, me sirve muchismo para mis trabajos de decoración y arreglos, una maravilla sin duda

Siser Juliet is my first cutting machine. I did a lot of researches before I bought this one. Silhouette and Cricut was on my checklist but it seemed their newer models have little problem with print and cut function compared to Juliet. I'm mainly using this machine to make stickers for our small restaurant and it works perfectly fine. It cuts everything super fast.

5 stars

وصلتني لكن الكميراء معطوبه لا تعمل فقط تظهر شاشه بيضاء

I get into hobbies very frequently. This adventure was a more expensive one. I kept looking at cricuts and I had heard about them being finicky or hard to manage with tiny details/consistent cuts. So, I looked up competitors and once I figured Juliet out... this worked amazingly. I found a youtube video (not by siser) on how to set up. The hardest part was just figuring out which settings (cut, speed, passes, etc) to use. Some didn't cut deep enough or had the opposite issue. Once I had a test sheet that worked perfectly so I put in another ad then it cut all the way through. Why? No clue. The final attempt was perfect though. It's not something you can just turn on and figure out on your own, though. Once you get the hang of it, it's easy. It's large but not obscenely heavy. I like that it's relatively compact. I used it only for HTV at the moment, but I'll be very excited to use it for a lot of other projects. It's expensive compared to cricuts, yes-- but after hearing how frustrating cricuts are, I'd rather have spent extra than be constantly angry at it.