STIGMA Wireless Tattoo Gun Kit Complete Set, Tattoo Pen with 2 Batteries, 20 Cartridge Needles, 10-Color Ink Set and Practice Skin for Beginners and Artists, STP35TI4002-9

Works good, I struggle with getting the length of the needle right but still learning it was used to a different type of needle before that basically digitally told you exactly what the depth was

This is great for beginners came with everything I needed. If only they gave you better inks that would be the only thing bad. I have to say the gun is decent and remarkably the tattoo transfer paper is extremely good. I don’t know what it is with all this tattoo, transfer paper lately being blue, but my experience the purple transfer paper is way better like 100 times better. The gun itself is not too heavy. It’s probably a little bit over 5 inches long. and a little bit over an inch thick. I like the wireless batteries it came with. I had already had a power supply so the cables it came with was awesome but I do prefer the power supply box over the batteries just something about being able to stop the tattoo gun with a lift of your foot rather than pulling away and pushing a button on the top

This is a nice complete kit for anyone getting started with tattooing. It comes with a good variety of supplies, including two batteries, cartridge needles, inks, and practice skin. I like having everything together in one kit, which makes it convenient for practicing and learning. The tattoo pen is comfortable to handle and easy to use. Overall, I’m happy with the quality and variety of items included.

It’s my first time tattooing and this has been a very affordable tattoo machine that comes with a lot of accessories to help me get started right away. The inks are not that great of quality and you will run out very quickly but with this kit you’re able to start right away. This tattoo machine is not the best, but For the price it is very easy to use for me as a beginner.

Works ok but batteries dosnt last long.

Done quite a few tattoos with this machine and what can I say no complaints. Holds a good charge. Puts down some ink. Good value. I didn't use the ink or needles it came with nothing on them I just have my own preference when it comes to ink and needles

This kitchen is great for a beginner I have had this for over 2 years and its still going strong I have used it on over 50+ tattoos and I still love it you can use the battery or the pedal if you want it doesnt come with the pedal but either way its light and doesnt hurt my hand with the vibration

Good starter kit but the battery doesnt give you a numeric value to the stroke level, its just colors.

Nice machin

Bought this to do tattoos on myself and my husband-new ones and fix up ones. Had one similar to this one and was impressed with it and hoping the inks are as good as the last!Only thing that sucks is the battery is a bit loose when you plug it in.

Great lil kit! The fake skin it comes with is the best one I've gotten so far.. the stigma ink is surprisingly very decent on human skin. Not as good as Radiant or dynamic..but it's quite decent! The machine itself is pretty darn decent to.. for a starter kit , I have no complaints ☺️ better to start with a few bigger rls though.. I bought a pack of 7, 9 and 11rls . Easier for straight lines when your starting out. I recommend this kit! Quality is very decent overall for the price. Good job stigma!

The machine is very good. Im not going to lie at all, it wasn’t my first choice. I bought this machine because my coil machine broke, I had ordered one that was a bit more expensive but the company never shipped the machine. So out of frustration I found this one. Honestly it very simple to use, it’s got a plug & play feel to it which is very nice for beginners & is honestly the quietest machine I have ever used, I was on the phone with my brother & he didn’t even know I was tattooing at all until I told him. The battery’s came pre charged so I only spent about 5 minutes charging them up to full (for both), I wasn’t able to use the RFA cord that came with it, I don’t know if there is a specific power supply that’s needed but the one I have won’t work with it. The voltage on the battery is indicated by colour but it starts at 5 volts & goes up .5V with each colour so it’s very easy to learn how to use it. I’ve seen in some reviews that people couldn’t figure out how to make the needle tip come out when it’s running, very simple, you twist the grip to make it pop out, there is no indicator to tell you what the depth is, but let’s be honest here, does a coil machine have one either? (For the beginner, no it doesn’t, it’s not needed, practice is). I’m not sponsored by this company in any way (although they should at this point😂) but the machine is great, you get everything that is shown in the picture & it’s very practical to bring around when needing to work in different places.

Would recommend