WORMHOLE PRO 7 Adjustable Strokes Wireless Tattoo Gun Wireless Tattoo Machine with 1,800 mAh Capacity Wireless Power Supply, Coreless Motor, Digital LED Display Tattoo Pen VIRGO HKP15-A

Es muy bueno para mis trazos profesionales solo que es un poco pesado pero me gusta

My fiancé loves it

Already broken… bought in Jan 9th and it’s Jan 19th item is broken. Won’t turn on anymore not worth buying (I didn’t even use it harshly) don’t do it.

I'm just in the beginning phases of learning how to tattoo, and I've tried many different machines now. This only comes with the pen, but fortunately I’ve built up quite a supply of consumables, so lack of accessories isn’t an issue. I’d suggest waiting on this machine until you’ve reached an upper beginner to intermediate level and are ready to work with real skin, though this probably wouldn’t be the best bet for your long-term machine as it isn’t as involved and versatile as the higher-end machines. The on/off, depth adjustments, and speed fine-tuning were fairly easy and self-explanatory. The gun has more adjustment features for different usage modes and has a very sensitive adjustable needle depth than you get with the base-level kit machines, which really helps when you're still trying to master how far to hold the gun to get the right skin depth (1-2 mm). The machine has a decent run time between charges, though it decreases with higher voltages. The multi-modal feature with bursts is especially helpful and versatile. I still don't feel confident working on actual skin, so I'm still just practicing with skins and intermittently shading in some decades-old scars from an old accident to try it out on actual skin. This machine was easy to handle and allows for steady handling and an even and consistent depth, and the needle didn't hurt any more than professional tattoos. The ink was deposited evenly over the scar tissue area and is healing evenly. The skin trauma was no worse than any of the professional tattoos I've ever gotten, and the healing went by without a hitch, though it was itchier than normal as expected due to the tattoo being done over a keloid scar. Overall, this is a very user-friendly machine for someone in the later beginner phases of learning tattooing and is an excellent value for the money.

this is a solid machine for all sorts of tattoos. the stroke is adjustable for linework or soft shading. the adjustments are easy to make and clearly marked unlike other machines. the battery lasts a decent amount of time. i would say about 5 hours depending on your settings. the weight is well balanced and minimizes hand fatigue. the hot pink color is really vibrant and the battery display carries on the pink tones. the display is large and easy to see, even for older eyes. overall this is a really nice, quiet machine suitable for beginners or intermediate artists.

I have three Wormholepro tattoo machines, including this one, and I love them all! Wormhole's quality seems to be extremely consistent and, I have discovered, the parts seem to be consistent as well! This one is the Virgo and my other two, the Aquius and the Bootes, and the power supplies and grips are all cross-compatible; by that I mean that I can take the power supply off of this one if I'm using the Aquius and the it will fit and run that machine exactly the same; the same is true with the Bootes and it is also true of the grips, though I don't exactly know of a reason why I would need to do this with the grips... nonetheless, it's comforting to know that I have the option! Anyway, this machine is a well made, reliable machine and I highly recommend it... like all of the Wormholepro machines!

The color is awesome and there is zero sound basically, which really means it’s not very powerful. I have other machines that work so much better for the same price. Good for practicing on fake skins but not on real people.

Would have rated this higher if it didn't come to me looking like a used return. First, upon opening the packaging, I noticed that the manufacturer's box wasn't sealed. Secondly, the machine itself didn't have any plastic protective film over the screen or anywhere on the machine. The display screen is scratched to all he11 and there are several marks on the bottom area with what looks like adhesive residue (probably from the self adhesive wrap that is commonly used by artists). The charging cable included wasnt in a plastic sleeve, or twist tied, indicating that it had been opened previously. There were also two identical instruction manuals, which I thought was odd, but if anyone else who orders this machine also gets two manuals, then I guess that's not really an indication that it was used. But, to me, all those factor into being sent a previously used machine, which I am not happy about. That being said, the machine itself works as it should. The LED display screen is bright and clearly readable. The buttons are readily visible and easily accessible. The adjuster for stroke length is one of the better ones I've seen and used. And the motor is fairly quiet with a low vibration, even at max power, making it effortless to steady the hand and my pace as I'm tattooing. I also really like that there are different functions for normal line work and dot work, as well as a memory function. The hot pink color is also really attractive. Overall, I think this would make a nice machine for a beginner with a little tattooing experience who's ready to move onto practicing on actual human skin (vs practicing on silicone sheets). This Wormhole Pro7