everyone trust me. loklik cutter is too buggy still. they rarely update. i give up my loklik and change it to cricut. it is far better. also the software is so fare user friendly and plenty you can do. loklik have it's limit and it is not good for business. trust me
I’m looking for this comment because I’m having issues with my loklik right now. So many wasted sticker and it’s so buggy annoying. Is it worth it to switch to cricut?
I've been using Loklik for about three weeks and have noticed several drawbacks, such as a buggy system and a boring editor. Unlike Cricut, which offers a wide range of capabilities, especially with their editor software
I'm glad i found this comment. I was hesitant to buy this. I ordered it but i didn't open it and returned it because i was very hesitant. I decided to get the Cameo which doesn't give me anxiety. 😅
you went from shitty to even more shitty and scammy. stay away from cricut at all costs. there cutters are just as terrible, the scummy business is, there support is prices and quality are . sisser or silhouette are more user friendly companies. and better cutters anyway.
If you're comparing aesthetics compare to actual competing machines A die cutting machine is not competing with printers it's competing with Cricut and others.
@@MichaelElsegood my point is the machine you’re talking about in your video is not a printer it’s a die cutting machine, so compare it to an actual die cutting machine. How long the comparison is is completely irrelevant.
@@MichaelElsegood I'm not saying it's important per se. I think a better comparison would be with actual competing die-cutting machines such as Cricut, Siser, Cameo, etc. in similar price ranges.
Love your video and your sense of humour was good to watch.will probably balls it up a few times as well.First time lol😮😂❤
Great information
Any idea why I do NOT have the ADD TASK icon at the top of my design screen? I can't figure it out.
everyone trust me. loklik cutter is too buggy still. they rarely update. i give up my loklik and change it to cricut. it is far better. also the software is so fare user friendly and plenty you can do. loklik have it's limit and it is not good for business. trust me
I’m looking for this comment because I’m having issues with my loklik right now. So many wasted sticker and it’s so buggy annoying. Is it worth it to switch to cricut?
I’m looking fo comment like this. Is it worth it to worth it to switch? How long have you been using cricut?
I've been using Loklik for about three weeks and have noticed several drawbacks, such as a buggy system and a boring editor. Unlike Cricut, which offers a wide range of capabilities, especially with their editor software
I'm glad i found this comment. I was hesitant to buy this. I ordered it but i didn't open it and returned it because i was very hesitant. I decided to get the Cameo which doesn't give me anxiety. 😅
you went from shitty to even more shitty and scammy. stay away from cricut at all costs. there cutters are just as terrible, the scummy business is, there support is prices and quality are
. sisser or silhouette are more user friendly companies. and better cutters anyway.
I have one of these, and it's just stopped working it won't turn on any idea why I have tried contacting the company but no response
I need your contact details
Oneplus 12 please 🧡.
"And i indeed, popped my cherry". Hol up 🤔
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Lol I thought the same thing came to see if anyone said anything
If you're comparing aesthetics compare to actual competing machines A die cutting machine is not competing with printers it's competing with Cricut and others.
Many cutting machines I’ve seen look as just as sad and dull as the printer shown, it was just a small reference for two seconds.
@@MichaelElsegood my point is the machine you’re talking about in your video is not a printer it’s a die cutting machine, so compare it to an actual die cutting machine. How long the comparison is is completely irrelevant.
@robindaffern2941 I understood your point, but disagree with the importance of it.
@@MichaelElsegood I'm not saying it's important per se. I think a better comparison would be with actual competing die-cutting machines such as Cricut, Siser, Cameo, etc. in similar price ranges.
@@MichaelElsegood I need your contact details
Fake Cricut 😢😢