Mast P60 Tattoo Gun Machine, Wireless Tattoo Pen, 5 Strokes Length 2.2mm - 3.2mm, 121g/4.2oz, 2 Batteries, Gold Color

This is a decent little machine good for line work or make up artist don’t believe any reviews by anybody who calls it anything other than a machine lol. It’s very well balanced battery life last a long time.

This wireless P60 tattoo gun machine comes in a gold color with two batteries. Both batteries are rated at 900mAh and in a matching gold color, with one already on the unit and the other used as a spare. There are also actually two USB-A to USB-C cables included so both batteries could be charged at the same time before/after a session. The included manual only shows the basic specifications and a diagram identifying the different parts of the unit. Note that in order to charge a battery it must be taken off the pen since the port is on the inside, and when reinstalling the 2.2 stroke line must be lined up with the arrow on the pen part.This P60 pen is ultra-quiet, and the vibration is minimal at normal voltages. Even at the highest voltage, the vibration is so much better than others and easily manageable with still barely being able to be heard. The voltage does adjust in 0.1V increments. I am impressed with this Mcore-T2 motor and its smoothness. It is easy to adjust the stroke length by rotating the battery from 2.2mm to 3.2mm. The angled display is easy to read and shows the current voltage, battery level, and pause/active state. The buttons are easy to work and are not in the way during use, but still easy to access. The whole unit is comfortable to hold and very lightweight. I am pleased with the performance of the unit for small delicate work, and I think any PMU artist would be very satisfied with it.

The media could not be loaded. 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 intermediate level and are ready to work with real skin. The on/off, depth adjustments, and speed fine-tuning were fairly easy and self-explanatory. The gun is more involved than others I’ve had, with more adjustment features for different usage modes and has a very sensitive adjustable needle depth, 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). There are 2 interchangeable, rechargeable batteries, for added versatility and usage time.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 intermediate phases of learning tattooing and is an excellent value for the money.

so far, I’ve gotten a couple good tattoos out of this gun. I had an issue with one of the batteries charging, but only once. It’s not loud and intimidating. It’s easy to use and has good power behind it. I’m impressed. I definitely worth trying out.

I like this machine a lot so far! Not only is the look & design of it beautiful & modern, but it has worked well for me. The thin size makes it great for small, detailed tattoos and permanent makeup. It’s small and easy/comfortable to hold. Good for a beginner or someone more advanced. I really like it. Overall, i’ve really enjoyed using machines from this brand.

This machine is adjustable stroke and works fantastic color packing and shading. It does both of these things as good as any machine out there. Its stroke can be set as high as 3.2mm and you can get pretty good lines at that setting. It’s not as good as machines that can go 4mm+, but if you’re not just starting out, you will be able to get crisp limes that won’t fade with this machine. The machine is marketed as a PMU machine and it would be an awesome pen for those artists.The pen fits comfortably in your hand. It’s thin and smooth, feels like your drawing with a slightly thicker sharpie. I had a lot of control over my art with it. The pen doesn’t vibrate much and it doesn’t mess with small detail work. The battery was still going for over 2.5 hours and it does come with a spare. As long as you’re throwing your other battery on a charging cord, it will last all day (at least for a few years, until the lithium ion starts to degrade.) This is one of the higher end Mast machines, but you get what you’re paying for with it.

This tattoo pen is a straight-up gem. The gold finish is slick, and it fits perfectly in hand. With two batteries and versatile stroke lengths, it delivers super smooth, crisp lines every session

Very cool tattoo gun , very high quality came with a second battery and charges with included c type usb cord . The tattoo gun is a bit top heavy but performed quietly and exactly like it should . Easy to setup the voltage and twist needle adjustments for penetrative depth . Vibration was very low and the battery lasted a long time didn't have to use the second battery during the 1 hr tattoo session .