rayylProfessional Tattoo Machine Pen Kit with Wireless Tattoo Power Supply 20pcs Tattoo Cartridges 20pcs Ink Caps Fake Skin Tattoo Transfer Paper Complete Tattoo Machine Pen Kit

I am a beginner in tattooing, love this pen so much

I would have given this kit 5 stars if itv included tattoo ink. As a beginner, I’m not really sure which ink to purchase and would have liked even a small amount to get practicing on the skins straight away. The kit itself packs nicely into the case for storage and transport. It appears to have everything needed for those new to the art of tattooing. The contents are well made and look professional.

Machine Pen Kit Wireless- Rayyl Machine Kit Complete with Supplies for Beginners and Artists, Rotary Machine Pen is currently at the price of £125.99 including next-day delivery and 30-day returns if you have a prime membership account.My older daughter has many tattoos, and some might consider her heavily tattoed though I disagree - she still has lots of empty space left hahaShe always wanted to try doing tattoos herself but was never sure what type of starter kit to get, so when I saw this set I thought it will be an amazing gift for her for Christmas.The pen comes with a really nice carry case, so if she decides to do it professionally at some point or maybe just do some small tattoos for her friends, it will be easy for her to carry the kit with her.One thing to remember is that the kit does not come with ink, so you would have to get one. I would highly recommend getting one from the higher shelf, especially if you will be tattooing straight on human skin rather than practice skin, to avoid any infections or allergic reactions.Another thing to remember is that you have to make sure that the place you will be tattooing is sterile and very well protected (the best way is to clean it and then cover it with cling film like they do in salons).She has only done some small tattoos on her hands, and her legs, as well as on fake skin to compare the difference but it will definitely take some practice to see if that's something she would like to do in future.Overall she is really pleased with this gift, and as a starter kit, I think it's a nice choice to go for and I would recommend it.

This kit comes well presented in a silver hard case, with everything that you would need to start, including fake skins, the only thing missing is tattoo ink, but that’s easy to get hold of. The pen itself is wireless, it can be charged up and then used or it can be used with the charging lead included. I think this is good value for money considering the price of a tattoo nowadays, and if you’re artistic and creative, then what’s stopping you doing it yourself!Would recommend

This is a really tricky one for me to review since my personal knowledge of these things is quite limited. However, my artistic daughter is very much into this sort of thing from a design perspective and it’s another way of her expressing her creativity.This looked to be a good kit as it was pitched as a starter kit and you do get plenty of stuff inside but it is very much a made-up kit, rather than one that comes off the factory line. That is not to say it is any the worse for it, as everything looks to be well put together.The pen and rechargeable battery/voltage regulator came in separate boxes, although the design, colour, brand, etc. are all the same and they simply plug in together. For me, I found the balance and weight to be a bit off. It just doesn’t feels that comfortable to hold, particularly with the level of detail you might like to do.There is an additional cable that comes with the pen part, with reminds me very much of a headphone adapter. So you can use the pen wired if you choose and it feels much more balanced and less back heavy.Although this is a starter kit, it does not come with any ink, which is a little strange, but that’s easily rectified. I have added some faux skin to this to help her practice, for obvious reasons.Everything comes in one of those hard cases to keep it all in but it’s a bit open plan with no dividers to separate anything.It’s hard for me to judge the value for money aspect, since I’ve nothing to benchmark it against. It is a nice piece of kit overall and I’m sure my daughter will get to grips with it. I just not sure I’m up for being a guinea pig.I hope you found this review & photos interesting, informative, and useful. Thanks for reading.

This is a good comprehensive tattoo kit. It's good quality, with a wireless pen which is far easier to use than a cabled one (although it can be used with a cable in case the battery runs out). It comes in a storage box, so everything is kept together. It also comes with plenty of different sized needles, and fake skins to practice on. The only thing which is missing is some ink, which is a real shame as if it containing some ink, it would have everything you need.

This is a really well-made tattoo kit for beginners. The kit includes pretty much everything from needles and fake skin for practice. One thing which I would have expected is also a bit of ink, however, it was easily available to order from the internet. This is a wireless pen with a rechargeable battery. If you are worried about battery running out, you can also operate it with cable connected to the mains. All the items come in a very beautiful case which also helps to keep it safe.Overall, a great quality product.

The media could not be loaded.  I'm new to tattooing. I have found this a very nice and easy to use kit. I could imagine that only having one battery could be an issue. I don't think I could either tattoo or be tattooed for the life of one battery but I know folk who can. I know people who have done monster sessions and would certainly get through a bettery. With that aside, the kit is nice. It all comes in a flight case. It has needles and even a practice skin. Everything you need to get going... bar ink and skill. :)