Brother Computerized Sewing and Quilting Machine Bundle with Hardcase (2 items)

Wife loves it.. she's a quilt maker .it gets the job done for her. It's nice that it comes with a protective case.

As the seamster at home, this machine is perfect for handling the lighter materials that my heavy-duty Sailrite is too heavy-duty for!

Love this machine. No issues.

This was a Mother’s Day gift and it has been a charm. It is easy to set up, understand, and use. I am not a novice but not an expert either, and it is perfect for me. I taught my adult daughter in it, and it was easy for a beginner as well. All the bells and whistles work beautifully.

I wanted to start sewing as a hobby and I love this machine. It is very easy to use when you get the hang of it. The weight is a little heavy but still easy to pick up. The sewing power is very good and can go very fast (im a speedy sewer ;) everything about this machine is very nice. I totally recommend! 10/10

Arrived right on time with zero issues or concerns. Extremely satisfied with the experience!

Love my new Brother sewing machine. I had a beginner Brother with no bells or whistles so this one is fantastic. I'm no expert and still learning to sew but this machine makes sewing so much easier to understand.

I teach sewing classes and purchased 8 of these machines! This machine works great like all of the other Brother machines I have purchased. I have nothing bad to say about it as a sewing machine, but I do have some design issues. Here are my positives and negatives: Positives: I love the hard case that just slips on. Stitches are nice and clean/even. Speed control is a game changer for me as I teach sewing classes with these machines and I can turn down the speed for beginners. Negatives. The thread spool holder has to be folded in and out for use. This prevents my students from being able to leave the thread with the machine when they put it away. May not be a big deal to you if you are not putting it away and taking it out so often. I am afraid a student will go to put the cover on and break off the whole thing! You also have to store the spool cap in a little slot near the thread holder, which would make it very easy to lose. The other thing I don't like is the compartment where supplies are stored on the base of the machine. It's just an open hole with no closing mechanism so when you take it out to get a needle or foot, everything spills out everywhere. My solution is to put the extra supplies in a ziplock baggie before putting it in the compartment. Not a huge deal, but it's a little inconvenient. It would have been so easy for Brother to just put a hinged door on the compartment. The machine stitches letters, which I thought was sooooo great, but the font is very plain and embroiders very small and is usually pretty hard to read. My students love it because they can put their name on things, but really it doesn't come out that great. In conclusion...I would by Brother again, but not this model because of the design issues that I have as a sewing teacher.