This is such a game changer, I was screaming this morning when I received the email on these new machines. I am currently in the market for a heat press and just returned the siser heatpress, was just not for me. We all know when cricut designs a product, it is done well. Now I just have to find the money for it. Now This is a Happy Monday for me. Excited...
Last summer I sold my Easy Presses (all 3 of them!) and invested in, what my son calls, a big momma heat press. Although these features are nice, you can get most of them in an "industrial-sized" heat press. One that goes hotter than 400 degrees, which for some of the items I make I need a temp of 420 - 460. I can also do sublimation, not Cricut infusible ink, but actual sublimation, because my press has a higher temp than just 400. I wish they would have fixed DS or better yet put the $ into better parts for the machines. I had a Cricut Air 2, 12.5 months after I got it, it died. I went through THREE more machines after that, all died the same way within 7-10 months. After machine #4, I switched to a Cameo. For as much money as these machines cost they should be lasting a long long time!
@@janetwalsh2596 I've been a Cricut customer for a very long time. I work at Michael's, I am the "go-to" person for all things Cricut and siser. I have always been honest with customers and helped them find the best machine or tools for their needs. I have always talked up Cricut. After the past 3 years of machines dying with a known issue that they refuse to address, I can't, in good conscience, talk people into buying a $399 machine that people are reporting the same issues as the air 2s having.
Kim, you are the second one I have watched present these and I have to say that you are a wealth of knowledge, including the prices, which I appreciated. Great job! :)
I ❤️ all the new products. Was wondering why the older heat presses were on sale. I just craft for a hobby but I ❤️ the Cricut Maker I got back in November. I was going to get the mug press and the 12*10 heat press as I recently bought the mini and have had my 9*9 for a while now, but I'm definitely going to be getting the hat press and then the 12*10 heat press. I'll wait for the mug press as I'm sure Cricut will put out new ones soon (they're on sale right now, which I can only hope means they'll come out with new ones soon). The auto press is too pricey for me but kuddos to those who can afford one. Thank you so much for your detailed video. Very informative
You're acting is great. Great production and everything. I'm sure you don't use all cricut products but I would do the same thing for some free expensive equipment.
Thanks for the free items I just love these machines. I was so excited when I saw these I could not stop telling my friends about them. The new I was so excited about them
Hello Kim just love the new Cricut presses! But I just have to ask, do you have a tutorial on how you put the bling on your Cricut Joy? It’s so pretty!!!
I was so excited when they announced it but when I found out the price I was like womp womp womp - all of the sudden I heard the adults from Charlie Brown talking because I couldn’t understand anything after that.
Will the new Heat App have more material choice for the blanks than the current Heat Guide? The Guide, if you are using Infusible Ink for example, only gives available Cricut blanks as options.
Thank you!! So much information, in such a short amount of time. Lots of good info for the autopress. Very exciting for I’m starting a new adventure. This will be a much needed addition once my home business starts to grow.
I love your energy! And I love your glittery Cricut Joy (in your background). How did you do that? It actually looks like that Joy is a soft green with sparkles.I would love to do that with mine.
Does the cricut easy press 3 only work with the app? I used to work at an electronics store and from my experience blue tooth seems to go out on products after about 2 to 3 years with regular use.
Hi - I have so many cricut products now - I am beyond my normal anxiety. I don't know how to use any of them. For the moment I need to know how to use the cup press. Thank you
I have everything Cricut. I'm a cricut fan, however $1,000 is way too expensive for heatpress. I'm getting this heatpress unless cricut lower their price. This is Cricut first auto heatpress. Why would they make it so expensive?
Good video, hats off to your presentation skills. Now the industry talk lol As a person who actually has a brand and creator for other brands, I am scratching my head on the price. I started with a swing out heat press that burned out so I switched to Cricut heat press (12X10) and the smaller heat presses as well. I watched the video while looking at the competitors prices and I can’t wrap my head around justifying the cost of this machine. It does look state of the art in its design but for a person getting started there are bigger auto-presses out there. I seen some that were 15X15 and 20X15 for half the price. I’m not knocking this press because my whole setup is Cricut even down to my vinyl cutter. I just wish it was in the $550-$700 range. Great video💯😎
I agree with you, but for myself, I don't have the space for those larger heat presses plus they use up a lot of electricity. This is perfect for my space, plus you can fold it up when not in use. It's just the price!
@@themelonpatchbydeb8411 I love the fact you can store and carry the machine. It looks like a hospital device😂😂😂 that looks modern compared to the industrial looking ones. That wide opening is what most people do like about the machine.
I can definitely understand the frustration with the price range! I wish it were lower as well. I know it's not a great fit for many simply because of the price tag. I think it's a good fit for those who are in the market for a heat press in that price range ($800 - $2000) and it outperforms the presses it's competing with in terms of reliability, temperature stability, pressure, and safety. To be clear, it's not competing with a $200 Amazon press that claims to be all the things and comes with five attachments that will inevitably break. 😂 If someone is looking for an entry-level heat press the Cricut EasyPress is what I would recommend. As far as the size of the heat plate, I asked the same question. Why isn't it bigger? Cricut said from their research that many crafters weren't actually using the full width of other larger plates and that 12 x 15 met the needs of most. Obviously, this will be subjective to what you create and your own needs. You can definitely find cheaper heat presses out there, but from my experience, they come with a variety of problems like accidental burns, uneven heating, inconsistent temperatures, display malfunctions, etc. Hopefully, there will be another version of this in the future at a more affordable price point. I’m crossing my fingers for that! 🤞 Just like with any other Cricut product, you’re paying a higher price tag because of the automation, reliability, and technology that their products have. You know it’s going to work for the long haul and that it’s been thoroughly tested. Hopefully, this clears up a few questions that you have! 💕
For the Auto Press, do you have to use butcher paper or a applique sheet to protect the top plate from the sublimation ink or infusible ink on it like they do for the other heat presses?
@@SweetRedPoppy Thank you. Out of all the videos reviewing the Cricut Auto Press, your was the most informative with the most detailed information. Really enjoyed it! Can't wait for HSN May Craft Show so I can order mine.
@Carol Spierdowis I was just about to comment about this. yes it’s great in many forms, but if u want people to purchase it, it should be friendly to everyone. Not use a stuffer that is literally life threatening to others. It’s great it has the warning label on it, but I still think there are plenty of other safe and sustainable materials out on the market,.
oh i wish it was bigger. my sublimation printer does 13x19. If they could have atleast met me half way with 15 x15 or 11 x 17. Those are non-hobbyist sizes and $999 would have been reasonable.
My mom gave me a Cricut Expression and i need help. I dont think this thing cuts fabric. Are old cricut worthless like old computers and should I just invest in a new version?
I'd recommend upgrading to the Explore version at the very least so that your machine is compatible with Cricut Design Space. I have a few different reviews where I compare the new machines to help you decide on the right machine for your crafting needs. ruclips.net/video/tA8LU4S_a5I/видео.html ruclips.net/video/qwC9QtPi9cQ/видео.html
I wonder how much this will be??? I want one. I was going to buy the sister heatpress from Michael’s, but I’ll rather use this as my beginning process until I’m able to upgrade to a more bigger on in my future. Plus, can it work with the regular cricut maker? I didn’t buy a cricut maker 3 on cyber Monday. If I’d known I would have.
Thanks for the video, I learned a lot of interesting things, but due to financial issues I will only buy the most useful products and have little interest in the rest.
This is such a game changer, I was screaming this morning when I received the email on these new machines. I am currently in the market for a heat press and just returned the siser heatpress, was just not for me. We all know when cricut designs a product, it is done well. Now I just have to find the money for it. Now This is a Happy Monday for me. Excited...
I'm so glad to hear this! They definitely go to extra lengths to ensure the quality of the products they create!
What’s the difference between have the comercial heat press just a name?
$1,000!
Last summer I sold my Easy Presses (all 3 of them!) and invested in, what my son calls, a big momma heat press. Although these features are nice, you can get most of them in an "industrial-sized" heat press. One that goes hotter than 400 degrees, which for some of the items I make I need a temp of 420 - 460. I can also do sublimation, not Cricut infusible ink, but actual sublimation, because my press has a higher temp than just 400. I wish they would have fixed DS or better yet put the $ into better parts for the machines. I had a Cricut Air 2, 12.5 months after I got it, it died. I went through THREE more machines after that, all died the same way within 7-10 months. After machine #4, I switched to a Cameo. For as much money as these machines cost they should be lasting a long long time!
Interesting but when you are new to these products you will buy,buy hoping it will meet your needs and when they don't hmm,I will reserve my thoughts
@@janetwalsh2596 I've been a Cricut customer for a very long time. I work at Michael's, I am the "go-to" person for all things Cricut and siser. I have always been honest with customers and helped them find the best machine or tools for their needs. I have always talked up Cricut. After the past 3 years of machines dying with a known issue that they refuse to address, I can't, in good conscience, talk people into buying a $399 machine that people are reporting the same issues as the air 2s having.
My easy press died also. I am skeptical to buy another.
Would you mind sharing the “industrial-sized” heat press you purchased?
Kim, you are the second one I have watched present these and I have to say that you are a wealth of knowledge, including the prices, which I appreciated. Great job! :)
Thanks so much! I'm glad you found my video to be helpful!
I ❤️ all the new products. Was wondering why the older heat presses were on sale. I just craft for a hobby but I ❤️ the Cricut Maker I got back in November. I was going to get the mug press and the 12*10 heat press as I recently bought the mini and have had my 9*9 for a while now, but I'm definitely going to be getting the hat press and then the 12*10 heat press. I'll wait for the mug press as I'm sure Cricut will put out new ones soon (they're on sale right now, which I can only hope means they'll come out with new ones soon). The auto press is too pricey for me but kuddos to those who can afford one. Thank you so much for your detailed video. Very informative
This was really informative and easy to follow; too much white on a screen gives me big troubles to see, but the white balance was v thoughtfully set.
PS your demo of the canvas sun visor sold me on the cap press as an exciting tool :)
You're acting is great. Great production and everything. I'm sure you don't use all cricut products but I would do the same thing for some free expensive equipment.
En el minuto 12:51 cuando quita el platico de la madera el material se le viene y no queda pegado por 1000 dolares esperaría que funcionara bien
Thanks for the free items I just love these machines. I was so excited when I saw these I could not stop telling my friends about them. The new I was so excited about them
Hello Kim just love the new Cricut presses! But I just have to ask, do you have a tutorial on how you put the bling on your Cricut Joy? It’s so pretty!!!
I would like to know to .
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There's a reel on my instagram of it!
Ok, this is off topic, but I love your blouse!!!!!!!!!! That fabric just makes me smile.
Awe, thank you!! I loved this blouse so much I purchased it in multiple colors! :)
Whoa girl, I don’t have any questions. You did an outstanding job (as usual). I think I’m getting the hat press first.
Awe, thanks!! I try my best to make my videos as detailed as possible! :)
1000.00 dollars for that Autopress that is Insane!!! Cricut is sure good at ripping people off
I know! I was thinking 499 max 🙄🙄 cricut is way over priced!
I was so excited when they announced it but when I found out the price I was like womp womp womp - all of the sudden I heard the adults from Charlie Brown talking because I couldn’t understand anything after that.
Will the new Heat App have more material choice for the blanks than the current Heat Guide? The Guide, if you are using Infusible Ink for example, only gives available Cricut blanks as options.
Thank you for giving us an overview of these product features, although I have no idea of purchasing them.
My pleasure!
Thanks so much for sharing these wonderful new machines so thoroughly! Looking forward to future videos! Blessings!!!
Thank you!! So much information, in such a short amount of time. Lots of good info for the autopress. Very exciting for I’m starting a new adventure. This will be a much needed addition once my home business starts to grow.
Best of luck! Be sure to check out my other Cricut videos! I have lots of information!
Bet the settings are set for cricut materials which is crap.
Love the new items! Great tutorial! ❤
3 incredible new innovations!! 👏 Cricut always creating the best products! 🙌
Lol 😆 🤣 😂 😹
I love your energy! And I love your glittery Cricut Joy (in your background). How did you do that? It actually looks like that Joy is a soft green with sparkles.I would love to do that with mine.
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It's blinged with rhinestones and a rhinestone adhesive. I think there's a video on my IG of the process!
Thank you Kim. Very knowledgeable.
Amazing video. Thanks for explaining everything. I love them all
Please can you tell me what rhinestones do u use for your cricut joy ? Please 💕 the color looks so pretty 😍 please 🙏
Would love to get the Autopress but saw on another site that the retail is $999! - holy cannoli, that's more that I want to spend!
Holy moly that’s wild!! I would never pay that.
know I was so excited about the heat press until I saw the cost - could buy at east 3 heat presses for $999!
The price broke my heart 🤣
I stopped watching once the $999 price was mentioned nothing against the presenter but come on cricut these are crazy prices
Yeah. I could get 2 very well made name brand presses for that.
They came out with a larger heat Press instead of fixing design space smh 🙄🙄
Right, we need bigger print and cut, and with the last update contour is messed up 😖
With Joy Cricut, Can you make Felt eyes?
@@hermicemeiyan991 I'm not sure
@@ashleylovesme91 thank u. I have been trying to find the Answer but nobody knows
@@hermicemeiyan991 I think katie dids has made some with her joy . But she uses heat and bond in the back of the felt.
Thanks Kim for your informative video!
When will these products come out. I am looking forward to the hat press and the large Circut Autopress.
Very detailed tutorial thanks for sharing!!!
Can't wait until I get that hat press!!!!!!!
For the hat heat press can it be use for other materials like iron on patches
Does the cricut easy press 3 only work with the app? I used to work at an electronics store and from my experience blue tooth seems to go out on products after about 2 to 3 years with regular use.
How do you transfers to bottles or mugs??
You could buy several other products for the price of one auto heat press, anyway thans for the tutorial.
Omggg this is amazing
Are there any other affordable alternatives to this auto heaa press?
Hi - I have so many cricut products now - I am beyond my normal anxiety. I don't know how to use any of them. For the moment I need to know how to use the cup press. Thank you
ruclips.net/video/qZyKnW_g6to/видео.html
This is Sweet Red Poppys video on how to use the mug press. hope this help you.
What kind of warranty does this have?
I was so ready to buy this, but the comments concern me
$999.00??? Included in that box should be little cricut people cheering for you because you can't afford anything else!!!
😂
hhahha that was funny :)
Can you make a video comparing Cricut with other brands?
That's a great idea! I'll consider that for sure!
How to us infusible ink
I like the new releases. Can’t wait to get the hat press
It's a great heat press! I've been making so many hats with it!
Me too
I have everything Cricut. I'm a cricut fan, however $1,000 is way too expensive for heatpress. I'm getting this heatpress unless cricut lower their price. This is Cricut first auto heatpress. Why would they make it so expensive?
Very good video... Curry on
Good video, hats off to your presentation skills.
Now the industry talk lol
As a person who actually has a brand and creator for other brands, I am scratching my head on the price. I started with a swing out heat press that burned out so I switched to Cricut heat press (12X10) and the smaller heat presses as well. I watched the video while looking at the competitors prices and I can’t wrap my head around justifying the cost of this machine. It does look state of the art in its design but for a person getting started there are bigger auto-presses out there. I seen some that were 15X15 and 20X15 for half the price. I’m not knocking this press because my whole setup is Cricut even down to my vinyl cutter. I just wish it was in the $550-$700 range.
Great video💯😎
I agree with you, but for myself, I don't have the space for those larger heat presses plus they use up a lot of electricity. This is perfect for my space, plus you can fold it up when not in use. It's just the price!
@@themelonpatchbydeb8411 I love the fact you can store and carry the machine. It looks like a hospital device😂😂😂 that looks modern compared to the industrial looking ones. That wide opening is what most people do like about the machine.
I can definitely understand the frustration with the price range! I wish it were lower as well. I know it's not a great fit for many simply because of the price tag.
I think it's a good fit for those who are in the market for a heat press in that price range ($800 - $2000) and it outperforms the presses it's competing with in terms of reliability, temperature stability, pressure, and safety.
To be clear, it's not competing with a $200 Amazon press that claims to be all the things and comes with five attachments that will inevitably break. 😂 If someone is looking for an entry-level heat press the Cricut EasyPress is what I would recommend.
As far as the size of the heat plate, I asked the same question. Why isn't it bigger? Cricut said from their research that many crafters weren't actually using the full width of other larger plates and that 12 x 15 met the needs of most. Obviously, this will be subjective to what you create and your own needs.
You can definitely find cheaper heat presses out there, but from my experience, they come with a variety of problems like accidental burns, uneven heating, inconsistent temperatures, display malfunctions, etc.
Hopefully, there will be another version of this in the future at a more affordable price point. I’m crossing my fingers for that! 🤞
Just like with any other Cricut product, you’re paying a higher price tag because of the automation, reliability, and technology that their products have. You know it’s going to work for the long haul and that it’s been thoroughly tested.
Hopefully, this clears up a few questions that you have! 💕
You think I could use the hat heat press on a straw hat
Love the new items !!! will they ship to Australia ?
Great information!! Thank you
You're welcome! Thanks for watching my video!
What is the price of the Heat Press 3 12x10?
15x12
For the Auto Press, do you have to use butcher paper or a applique sheet to protect the top plate from the sublimation ink or infusible ink on it like they do for the other heat presses?
Yes, you will want to use butcher paper to protect the heating plate!
@@SweetRedPoppy Thank you. Out of all the videos reviewing the Cricut Auto Press, your was the most informative with the most detailed information. Really enjoyed it! Can't wait for HSN May Craft Show so I can order mine.
So walnut shells! Do they have an allergy warning. That could kill me and others!
I watched another influencer and she said there is a warning about the shells.
@Carol Spierdowis I was just about to comment about this. yes it’s great in many forms, but if u want people to purchase it, it should be friendly to everyone. Not use a stuffer that is literally life threatening to others. It’s great it has the warning label on it, but I still think there are plenty of other safe and sustainable materials out on the market,.
Yes, there is a clear warning on the box!
Thank you
Where did you get all the Cricut dolls?
I was excited until I heard the price of the Autopress. Way too expensive. $999.00
oh wow, $1K
I’ve always wanted to do hats how much is that one gonnA be
The hat press retails for $149.99
@@SweetRedPoppy thank you
oh i wish it was bigger. my sublimation printer does 13x19. If they could have atleast met me half way with 15 x15 or 11 x 17. Those are non-hobbyist sizes and $999 would have been reasonable.
I wish it was bigger as well!
This size takes up a lot of space。
Can I use the heat app with my two heat presses I already have
It's only compatible with the new presses because it requires bluetooth connectivity.
My mom gave me a Cricut Expression and i need help. I dont think this thing cuts fabric. Are old cricut worthless like old computers and should I just invest in a new version?
I'd recommend upgrading to the Explore version at the very least so that your machine is compatible with Cricut Design Space. I have a few different reviews where I compare the new machines to help you decide on the right machine for your crafting needs. ruclips.net/video/tA8LU4S_a5I/видео.html ruclips.net/video/qwC9QtPi9cQ/видео.html
When is the Cricut Heat app available? I tried searching for it and couldn't find it.
$200
wow wow wooooow
$999.99... very nice tutorial well explain!
I’ve always wanted to do hats how much is that one gonnA cost
I think it’s $149.99
1K is way too expense for folks who just do it for a hobby. Is a shame, as is a wonderful tool.
It's definitely more of an investment and it functions as an industrial heat press.
Is 149.00
The price for the auto press is a tad steep but I want it LOL
I love the new products, but wow ….the large heat press price in current economy’s crisis is crazy😟 and not practical for hobbyist.
In my opinion, it's really not intended for a hobbyist. It's meant for someone who's making products on a business level. 💕
When will they be available?
The Hat Press and EasyPress 3 will be available on the March 13th.
I wonder how much this will be??? I want one. I was going to buy the sister heatpress from Michael’s, but I’ll rather use this as my beginning process until I’m able to upgrade to a more bigger on in my future. Plus, can it work with the regular cricut maker? I didn’t buy a cricut maker 3 on cyber Monday. If I’d known I would have.
$999.99
What's with the over pronunciation of words like cotton cot -ton ?
Thanks for the video, I learned a lot of interesting things, but due to financial issues I will only buy the most useful products and have little interest in the rest.
I understand! 💚
only the vinyl was literally peeling as soon as you tried to lift on the auto press....for $1k
$1000 no thank you!
Price isn’t even worth it, Who would wanna spend a $1000 for a heat press machine?😂
This is just name.. some comercial do better and cheaper!
It might not be for everyone. You pick the heat presses that are best for you! :)
@@SweetRedPoppy SPONSORED
1000$ for the big heat press and you can't even use screen prints with it.😭
Really?
She’s hot!
🥰 Thanks!