Sewing Machine Portable mini Electric Sewing Machine for beginners 12 Built-in Stitches 2 Speed with Foot Pedal，Light, Storage Drawer.

I’m very happy with this mini sewing machine. I bought it primarily for personal DIY projects and making small crafts at home, rather than just basic mending, and it works very well for those purposes. The machine is compact and doesn't take up much space on my desk. Setup was straightforward; the instructions were easy to follow, and watching a quick YouTube tutorial made threading it even simpler. I managed to start stitching within a reasonable amount of time. Using it has been a practical way to explore making things like simple tote bags and cushion covers myself. It’s affordable, functional, and provides a great entry point for anyone who wants to start crafting without buying a complicated, expensive machine. It effectively meets my needs for home creativity.

This portable mini electric sewing machine is perfect for beginners and light home use. It’s very easy to set up and operate, even if you have no sewing experience. The 12 built-in stitches are simple to select and cover most basic needs like hemming, repairs, and small DIY projects. I like the two speed options, which give good control when learning. The foot pedal works smoothly, and the machine runs quietly. It’s lightweight and doesn’t take much space, and the built-in storage drawer is very convenient for small tools and accessories. Great value for beginners or occasional sewing tasks.

I was super excited to start using this since I’ve never sewn anything in my life, and it ended up being the perfect introduction. I’ve had it for the past couple of months and I’m slowly getting better with each project. It’s easy to use, beginner-friendly, and definitely worth the price. I’m really happy with it.

This was my first sewing machine purchase, and while my family already owned one, I decided to get my own. The smaller size felt less intimidating, which made it a great starting point for learning to sew. Pros: Beginner-Friendly Speed: The speed controlled by the foot pedal isn’t particularly fast, but I found it helpful for learning. It allows new users to get accustomed to stitching without being overwhelmed. However, compared to larger machines, it does feel slower, and the pedal lacks sensitivity—it really only has one speed. Speed Settings: I haven’t used the manual buttons much, but when I tried switching to the higher speed setting, I noticed it stitches faster than fully pressing the foot pedal. This could be helpful for those who prefer manual speed control. Light: The small built-in light is brighter when running on battery power than when plugged into an outlet. While this isn’t a huge issue, it does contrast with the machine's performance, as it struggles to stitch when running on battery power. Convenient Thread Cutter: The thread cutter on the side is very handy. I didn’t realize how much I’d miss it until I used another machine without one and had to keep reaching for scissors! Bobbin Placement: The bobbin is easy to remove and install, which simplifies the process when you need to change it. Cons: Battery Operation: While it does run on batteries, the machine stops stitching after less than a minute, even though the batteries aren’t dead (the light stays on). This makes battery use unreliable for any real project. Handling Thick Fabric: When sewing thicker layers, like in quilting, the machine struggles. It often pauses, and the needle bends when dealing with thick seams. I’m not sure if this is a hardware issue or user error, but it makes me nervous when working on those layers. Speed Control Sensitivity: The foot pedal lacks sensitivity, and there isn’t much control over speed—it’s more of an on-off situation rather than a gradual increase or decrease. Overall: While this machine isn’t ideal for someone who sews a lot or works with heavy fabrics, it’s a great starter machine. The slower speed and ease of use make it perfect for learning sewing techniques and experimenting at a comfortable pace. If you’re new to sewing and want a machine to help you get started, this is a solid choice. For more advanced work, especially with thicker fabrics, you might want to consider upgrading.

We had issues with the machine working at first but reading the instructions is really important - even if you're a novice sewer. 1. Make sure the OFF/L/H toggle is in the OFF position before you plug the sewing machine in. The L/H position is if you're sewing without the pedal. For example, if the toggle is in the L position, and you plug the machine it, it will start sewing even though you are no where near the pedal. 2. Read the threading instructions. After step 4, you need to feed the thread through the little eyelet and THEN you can thread the needle. I missed this step initially and the pedal would not engage and start sewing. Once I thread the eyelet, it worked perfectly. 3. Practice adjusting the tension of your thread by using a different bobbin color. If the bobbin color is showing through while sewing, move your tension to a lower number. 4. There is a little light switch on the left of the sewing machine near the needle. You must turn that on for light (I know, this sound obvious, but I missed it the first time we plugged it in. The machine turns the fabric great. My 5 year old managed pretty well all on her own.

Neat little machine we use for sewing and hemming curtains, and it does so perfectly! Compact size but has all the features we need, and the carry handle on top makes it perfect for portability / small space living. I liked that it came threaded and ready to go right out of the box. Surprised by some of the low reviews honestly, it’s a great item for crafting and occasional sewing.

New out of the box and defective. As soon as the power is turned on the machine starts with or without the foot pedal being plugged in. If the power is not off at the outlet or by the switch on the actual product, the machine starts running on it’s own the moment there’s a power supply. It’s barely usable.

Love, love, love my new sewing machine. Works great so far, I bought an insurance package, as well with it. You never know if it will come in handy sometime.

Stopped working after 3 uses, worst purchase I’ve made on Amazon.

I'm not a frequent sewing machine user. And this lightweight machine is perfect. It sits on a shelf and when I need to do a quick project it's so easy to pull out and pop on my dining room table.