AmbitionLutin Rotary Tattoo Gun with Straight Drive Bar - Short Tattoo MachinePen with Brushless Motor Strong Power Low Vibration with RCA Cord for Professional Tattoo Artist

I only started recently and bought the Lutin as an alternative to the Hawimk bugpin I picked up for 50% off during the recent prime sale. It is so smooth with the brushless motor, and includes spare parts and small zippered EVA case as well. I like it so much, I ordered the Ambition Korall power supply which is amazing as well.ProsSmall size at just 3.14" and 4 oz makes it easy to manipulateVirtually silent with little vibration due to brushless and coreless motorSize and weight makes it much easier to do detailed work and smooth linesConsNone that I can find so far after 2 months of useI am considering buying a second in black or the Torped nextI really like the Korall power unit combination but may try the Kuark nextI am very impressed with the quality and workmanship of this unit and Ambition as a manufacturer and therefore recommend this unit

This is the third machine I’ve purchased from ambition, because I liked my first and second purchases so much. This one is really small, fast and soft hitting, perfect for black and gray or soft color blending with the 3.4

Machine is good at 4 mm stroke. Lines good. Kind of tricky. Lining has to be done at a lower volts so ink does not splatter. Used it for 4 tattoos. Worth 6 hours of work. Worked fine. Kind of small so battery choice is key. It can definitely line and pack. Bought another for the 3.5. Black and grey and shading. Seems fine. Did a tattoo. Lined and shaded. Sometimes the stroke difference is minimal. Definitely greys however depends on the flake pattern of your black ink as well as dilution. I will continue to use both. Might be replacing my cheyennes.

The media could not be loaded. Been using this for a few months and I love it. This machine runs super smooth and my tattoos seem to heal quicker as well since I’ve been using it. It lines shades and packs color no problem. It is a really tiny machine but so I have to wrap it thicker to fit my hand , but other then that I’ve completely stopped using my other machines. This thing does it all and for the price you can beat it.

The media could not be loaded. I love that this Ambition Lutin is 3.8 mm stroke with a brushless motor and a straight bar. Sure makes outlining a tattoo much easier than the Cheyenne Rotary. Most of the machines with a brushless motor cost an arm and a leg. This machine is built very solid and runs like a Ferrari.

I was a bishop wand artist until I bought the ambition luten with the battery all gold! Now this machine is my go to and bishop my backup until I purchase another ambition, I have my eyes on a few, I very highly recommend any ambitions machines, the cartridges are awesome as well!!!! Keep up the good work Ambition!

This tiny little rotary tattoo machine is very cute, but I can't see anyone using it for professional work due to the size alone. The pictures don't do it justice, but it's about the size of a lime, which - while very cute and compact, will likely lead to some severe hand cramping. It would be like writing with 1/3 of a pencil for hours at a time, and that's just not something that is ergonomically comfortable.The gun comes in a tiny little nylon shell with a single 1/4" to RCA power cable. There is no power supply in the box, external battery, or needles. You'll need to bring your own power supply to make this function, making it even more expensive than it should be for what you're paying.There are a plethora of tattoo guns on the market with better accessories, features, and ergonomics, so unless you really want something that will literally fit in the palm of your hand, I'd look at something else.

This tattoo machine is the first ambition brand machine that I have worked with. I'm still a noob to the tattooing industry, but I am learning little by little. One of the interesting things about this particular machine is the shape. Instead of the long cylindrical shape of most machines this one is more of a short egg shape. It makes the need for copious amounts of rap unnecessary to get the proper grip, especially for large handed individuals.It is virtually silent, and works exceptionally well with a off machine power supply. I use a forearm mounted power supply that runs directly to the machine in my hand. This gives me the maximum maneuverability while transferring the bulk of the weight to my forearm versus being in my hand.Overall this is a good machine, I would definitely recommend it for new people to tattooing.