Dragonhawk X2 Wirelss Tattoo Pen Machine Gun, Practice Tattoo Pen for Beginner Play & Learn Tattooing,
What X2 Do – Dragonhawk X2 wireless tattoo pen gun aim to boost tattoo shop apprentices improve their skills as soon as possible, especially if they have been exposed to tattoos for more than a year.
Custom Mcore-A Motor with Chip – New Mcore motor made for X2 tattoo pen, provide a slower frequency at the same voltage as other machines, better accepted by beginners, more easy to control, low noise and working stable, low energy consumption but more power, no hot for long time working. 12V 12000Rpm, work great for liner & shader
High Quality Material – X2 wireless tattoo machine made of aluminum alloy by precision CNC Technology, easy to disassemble, easy to maintain and replace parts. advanced direct drive system which is smooth, precise, soft, and quiet operation. Flexible for every style gently and smoothly transfers ink to skin. Stable voltage and low noise gives satisfied experence to you and your clients.
Tattoo Pen Information – Weight: 210g/7.4oz, grip size: 34mm, length: 140mm, voltage display: 5-12V, stoke length: 3.5mm, working time: 7-8 hours
Easy to Use – The X2 tattoo pen machine has visible LCD screen display operating voltage and remaining power, 0.1v voltage adjustments, can support long-term tattoo work, output stable, battery capacity is 1700mAh, designed for tattoo artrist or beginner.
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Specification: Dragonhawk X2 Wirelss Tattoo Pen Machine Gun, Practice Tattoo Pen for Beginner Play & Learn Tattooing
Manufacturer
‎Dragonhawk
Country of Origin
‎China
Item model number
‎LXDCS
Package Dimensions
‎17.4 x 10.4 x 9.4 cm, 405 g
5 reviews for Dragonhawk X2 Wirelss Tattoo Pen Machine Gun, Practice Tattoo Pen for Beginner Play & Learn Tattooing
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Joni –
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 E comprado 2 maquinas y no se porque se me apagan cuando les pongo la agujas mágnum Est es una Archer y la otra es una x2
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1Life –
I’m new to tattooing and have enjoyed using this pen. It seems like a nice quality for the price (this is the most expensive tattoo pen I have so I don’t know how it holds up to more expensive machines, but for getting into tattooing I think it’s worked well). The battery lasts a while and it’s easy to hold. I’ve only used practice skins and am still learning the basics so someone more veteran to tattooing may have more to say, but for just playing around with the idea of tattooing I think its good.
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Anet –
Cool and modern
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Carlos Patin –
amazing quality excellent price and super quiet motor.. one more from the brand !! recommended and must have for beginner or pro tattoo artist
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1Life –
I like Dragonhawk and I have a few machines by them but i have to say that i am disappointed in this one. It’s just not the best nor do i think it’s for beginners.
Here’s what I liked:
– 1700 mAh battery w/ charge cord incl. – 2 green o-rings given for grip – it’s a BEEFY, fat machine. Might be best for people with larger hands – adjustable grip length via twist – matte black finish – power, +/- buttons clear/legible, easy to read
What I disliked (reasons for 3 star rating):
– battery is not removeable – minimum voltage is 5v which I honestly feel is too strong for a liner vibration wise. – there’s NO adjustable needle depth – the needles poke out way too far. – when you press the power button, it’s on/moving. Most typically require the user to click twice real fast to activate it, not this one.
I did not test any liners for this machine as i prefer to line at 4v or under. This machine goes as low as 5v.
I tested a 7CM (curved mag), 7RM (round mag) and i actually like it for shading. I think it’s a solid shader, but it’s def too much vibration for lining.
Joni –
The media could not be loaded.
 E comprado 2 maquinas y no se porque se me apagan cuando les pongo la agujas mágnum
Est es una Archer y la otra es una x2
1Life –
I’m new to tattooing and have enjoyed using this pen. It seems like a nice quality for the price (this is the most expensive tattoo pen I have so I don’t know how it holds up to more expensive machines, but for getting into tattooing I think it’s worked well). The battery lasts a while and it’s easy to hold. I’ve only used practice skins and am still learning the basics so someone more veteran to tattooing may have more to say, but for just playing around with the idea of tattooing I think its good.
Anet –
Cool and modern
Carlos Patin –
amazing quality excellent price and super quiet motor.. one more from the brand !! recommended and must have for beginner or pro tattoo artist
1Life –
I like Dragonhawk and I have a few machines by them but i have to say that i am disappointed in this one. It’s just not the best nor do i think it’s for beginners.
Here’s what I liked:
– 1700 mAh battery w/ charge cord incl.
– 2 green o-rings given for grip
– it’s a BEEFY, fat machine. Might be best for people with larger hands
– adjustable grip length via twist
– matte black finish
– power, +/- buttons clear/legible, easy to read
What I disliked (reasons for 3 star rating):
– battery is not removeable
– minimum voltage is 5v which I honestly feel is too strong for a liner vibration wise.
– there’s NO adjustable needle depth – the needles poke out way too far.
– when you press the power button, it’s on/moving. Most typically require the user to click twice real fast to activate it, not this one.
I did not test any liners for this machine as i prefer to line at 4v or under. This machine goes as low as 5v.
I tested a 7CM (curved mag), 7RM (round mag) and i actually like it for shading. I think it’s a solid shader, but it’s def too much vibration for lining.