You get a small plastic with everything you need to start learning, short of practice skin.
The gun itself is quite thin, can either be connected to the provided battery (which charges via USB C), or via the traditional jack, and you get cables for both of this.
It's not going to set records, but is more than sufficient for learning the trade on mock skin, at least see if you like it or not.
The rest of the kit is basic, you get a small selection of inks and needle cartridges, a foam sleeve, protective ones, gloves, cups... you get the drift.
For the price I'm quite taken with it, have to say, the thinness of it means I will use it (I do leather tattooing, not humans) for the times where you can't get great access, and I wouldn't have minded learning on that

I really enjoyed using it. They hold ink effectively and have minimal wobble. There were no issues at all with changing it, and they produce a nice, clean line. Considering the price, the quality is excellent, and I would definitely recommend this product.

I bought this kit for my son who has recently become passionate about the world of tattoos.
It's definitely not a professional product, but it's complete and has everything you need to get started without breaking the bank.
The tattoo pen, black in color, made of sturdy and good quality material, has a comfortable, ergonomic and lightweight design and demonstrates good maneuverability. It runs smoothly, is fairly quiet and doesn't vibrate excessively.
The different colors are brilliant. Each 15 ml vial is individually packaged and hermetically sealed.
The needles have different sizes and are made of 316 steel wire. The outer material is made of translucent PVC.
The 1500 mA high capacity wireless power supply comes with a USB Type-C charging cable. The voltage is adjustable from 6 to 11 volts and the battery indicator light makes it convenient and safe to use. The wireless power supply is a positive aspect, so you avoid wires that can get in the way during use.
Another positive aspect is that the package includes fake leather on which it is possible to practice, especially for beginners. Of course it's a bit complicated at the beginning, a lot of patience and practice are necessary before achieving some confidence in using the device.
Ultimately, a complete, good quality kit at an affordable price. Ideal for those who are starting to dabble in the art of tattooing. Recommended.

You get a small plastic with everything you need to start learning, short of practice skin.
The gun itself is quite thin, can either be connected to the provided battery (which charges via USB C), or via the traditional jack, and you get cables for both of this.
It's not going to set records, but is more than sufficient for learning the trade on mock skin, at least see if you like it or not.
The rest of the kit is basic, you get a small selection of inks and needle cartridges, a foam sleeve, protective ones, gloves, cups... you get the drift.
For the price I'm quite taken with it, have to say, the thinness of it means I will use it (I do leather tattooing, not humans) for the times where you can't get great access, and I wouldn't have minded learning on that

Really good for the price! All tattoos I’ve done have turned out really good battery lasts for ages

I really enjoyed using it. They hold ink effectively and have minimal wobble. There were no issues at all with changing it, and they produce a nice, clean line. Considering the price, the quality is excellent, and I would definitely recommend this product.

i have done my first tattoo yesterday , it was great and easy , really not too heavy and battery lasted a while. Entire kit really great and it comes with a lot different needles.

This kit is from a brand that I did not know, but it is complete and has the advantage of being supplied with a battery, which allows it to be autonomous. It's a real change, no grip to manage and no pedals to handle, an asset for a reasonable price. Of course, the battery does not have a large capacity, it lasted for three hours during the test I carried out on the synthetic skin that came with the kit. However, this is more than enough to get acquainted with the practice. It can of course be powered by a wired system, the cable is provided, but not the box for adjusting the dermograph. The set is very thin and ideal for small hands. Using the sleeve, you can adjust the length of the needle outlet, but I regret that this sleeve is not equipped with a clicking system as on professional models, allowing better precision.
The needles supplied with the kit are average, a bit too soft for me, but that is my personal opinion. The good thing about this kind of kit, at an attractive price, is that everything is ready to get a first idea of the art of tattooing. All that's left to do is draw a freehand pattern on the fake skin and take this first step, taking care not to press the dermograph too hard so as not to damage the motor, which is common among beginners on synthetic skin. It is more difficult to work on synthetic skin than on real skin, the lines will never be as precise as on human skin. However, this fake skin system makes it possible to manage several parameters before starting to tattoo yourself.
I highly recommend working on a table with good lighting, a thick cardboard plate, and household paper to absorb needle shock and vibration well. This will extend the life of the device. A good kit to start without breaking the bank and getting started before investing in much more expensive devices.

The EIPTWH Wireless Tattoo Kit has been a luxury for me to start in the world of tattooing, starting with the issue of cables, since not having it makes it much easier for you to tattoo without anything to bother you.

Then the 7 15ml inks were perfect for me, since at the beginning it's really good if a pack is so complete and you don't have to go buying things one by one with the wait and the price difference that this entails.

The quality of the kit in general is much more than acceptable for the price they have and I think it's a perfect gift for anyone who likes this world and wants to start.

I work at a tattoo shop and have been using this pen for two months now. The biggest difference is how comfortable it is to hold during long sessions. For example, yesterday I worked on a client for about 5 hours on a back piece. The lines were precise and stable throughout, with no vibration, and I didn't feel any wrist fatigue. The client was very happy with the clean, sharp lines

The low vibration of this pen makes it perfect for long tattoo sessions. I usually tattoo for about 10 hours a day. I recently did a full back piece for a client that took about 7 hours, and the pen remained stable and comfortable throughout. It's especially great for shading.

The low vibration of this pen makes it perfect for long tattoo sessions. I usually tattoo for about 10 hours a day. I recently did a full back piece for a client that took about 7 hours, and the pen remained stable and comfortable throughout. It's especially great for shading.

I've been tattooing for over ten years, and I use this pen every day for long hours. Recently, I did a full back piece for a client, and the pen made the shading and line work so much easier. The precision and smoothness were amazing, and there was no discomfort even after hours of use

The low vibration of this pen makes it perfect for long tattoo sessions. I usually tattoo for about 10 hours a day. I recently did a full back piece for a client that took about 7 hours, and the pen remained stable and comfortable throughout. It's especially great for shading.

The low vibration of this pen makes it perfect for long tattoo sessions. I usually tattoo for about 10 hours a day. I recently did a full back piece for a client that took about 7 hours, and the pen remained stable and comfortable throughout. It's especially great for shading.