Ambition Lutin Rotary Tattoo Machine with Korall Tattoo Power Supply 2200mAh Straight Drive Bar - Wireless Tattoo Machine Short Tattoo Pen with Brushless Motor with RCA Cord for Tattoo Artist

This machine is awesome! It's a good size and weight and it's quiet. It puts out minimal vibration compared to a traditional tattoo machine. The adjustability is great. It packs in ink well. It's easy to disassemble, grease, and reassemble. I'm surprised that this machine is so affordable. Definitely buy!

Very good machine that rings a long time and does a great job for the amount of time I use it for. I’vi put hours a day into this machine. It’s dependable and very reliable.

This machine is way better and faster vs a plug in machine. This cordless tattoo gun leaves your tattoos dark (I was using black ink) even weeks after my tattoo was done. I'm extremely happy with my purchase

Needed another machine but didn’t want to break the bank. This machine stuck out to me and seemed reasonably priced so I gave it a shot. So far I’m very glad I did. I haven’t done a lot of tattoos with it yet but I really like how it performs. Hits hard and lines well. I haven’t done any color packing but it works great for shading. I’m sure it would pack color well too just based on how powerful it feels. Straight out of the box- it feels great in hand. Has some heft which leads me to believe then didn’t skimp out with cheap parts. The battery is universal too which is sweet and the display screen is colorful and bright. Love that I can use an alternative power supply too if needed. Overall, I’m very pleased with this machine so far. Looking forward to doing more work with it. I would recommend this machine to beginners and experienced artists alike. Hopefully it lasts a while.Update: Still a solid machine but struggles to pack saturated lines well. Have to do at least 2, even 3 passes to get a solid black line, especially as the needle configuration gets bigger. Wouldn’t recommend for linework or packing but it still really good for shading. It’s become a back up shader for me. Definitely not go to. I have the Cheyenne sol nolva 2.0 which is my first pick for shading, and believe it or not, the mast archer is my go to for solid line work. That’s right, who woulda thought. Thing has some punch!

So far I haven't had any issues with this machine. I'm a female with small hands and the weight hasn't affected my work time. The battery life is great and I haven't had to use the second battery during a session yet. Wrapping the machine is pretty easy but you definitely need a thinner barrier to get it under the piece for the cartridge. The stroke is very smooth and consistent and the machine barely hums at all. I'd definitely recommend this machine for the price.

Its a really nice machine for larger mags.

The media could not be loaded. Very well built, click grip. Feels like a $400/500 machine. Bought this as a shader. Has the 3.8 and 3.4mm stroke. I paired this with the ambition torped and it’s a Fantastic duo. I use the torped for lining and packing and the lutin for grey and soft grey shades. Compares to the bishop wand shader at an amazing price. Thank you ambition for another smooth machine. This battery is amazing as well. Love the color screen it has everything on it from time to battery to hz. Definitely part of my daily drivers. So well balanced and so smooth no vibration at all.

For the price this is a great machine. High quality, the only issue that stops this from being a absolute beast of a machine is the fact the end of the grip is so small!!! You can’t adjust your needles depth without pulling off some wrap, eventually it all just gets messed up and you have to rewrap your machine. I’ve yet to find a way to make it any better, they offer disposable grips, but they would literally be more expensive than all of my supplies combined. So yea major design flaw, if you can find a way to wrap it, it be comfy and sealed. Then it’s a great machine, I would compare it to a bishop, really great motor for shading.