Electric Dumpling Machine Rechargeable Automatic Electric Dumpling Maker Machine Mould 2 Modes,Household Easy Quick Dumpling Maker Press Machine with Empanada Maker Press,Dough Cutters,Spoon and Brush

Works ok if your dough is on the stiffer side. Wish it came with a recipe booklet

Perfect little gadget for making dumpling. It has a learning curve , I had to use a glass instead of the Cutter that comes with it. Make sure you roll your dough extremely thin , or , or else it will tear where the stuffing is put in. I gave it a 4 star because it has no instructions on how to create the dumplings. Trimmed the excess dough of the dumplings after I made them . Came out beautifully.

I shouldn't have expected much at such a price point, but making dumplings by hand would be faster and easier than this machine.

Works good, is exactly as listed.

It’s not as easy as the videos show.

This rechargeable electric dumpling machine is really easy to set up and saves a lot of time instead of hand pinching the dumpling edges. It doesn't say in the instructions, however there is an automatic "auto-reverse" setting if the dumpling is too thick and the machine begins to strain, it will reverse direction so there is no damage to the machine nor the dumpling. (In those rare cases, I would just pinch the side that cannot close by hand. Overall it's a great timesaver once you get used to it. It's also is very easy to clean.

I hoped this would be easy to use but ended up sending it to my local charity store.

We have always enjoyed consuming dumplings but have not been a fan of making them. Individually stuffing and folding the wrappers to create a good seal on the dumpling is a chore on its own, specially when prepping to feed a large family. I needed help, and got this device. This is a small device and at first glance, it almost looks like a toy. However, i was surprised after it made it so convenient to make dumplings. So make and prep your stuffing, and open up your dumpling wrappers!It took a few tries to get comfortable and adjust to how much filling it can take. It doesnt take much when compared to hand made dumplings. You really cant fill it to the edge. To us, it almost created a "one bite" dumpling vs 2-3 bite dumplings (just for comparison). This device does put a good amount of pressure to seal the edges. I tried both ways, one with out using any addition of water and cornstarch on the ends, and both came out well sealed during the boiling. As far as looks, hand made of course is nicer. Once you are used to this device, it does come out consistent. However, there is a larger "lip" vs filled area. So after you cook and boil it, there is a lot of flappy edges. Just not as clean to look at when served on a plate.The device is not fully sealed and is made of plastic housing the are screwed together. I find this concerning since it is exposed to a "wet" environment while in use and for cleaning. instruction does warn that some areas are to be wiped only. The mold is not removeable for cleaning, so it requires a lot of care during cleaning to ensure not to get any water to the main body of machine.Runtime was not an issue. I had it fully charged prior to use. I made about 100+ dumplings and the machine had no issue.Overall, I do like this machine and will help me feed my family by making dumpling much more efficiently. However, when it comes to making dumplings for others, i will revert back to making it by hand for a better visual look/presentation.