SINGER Heavy Duty 6600C Sterling Sewing Computerized Machine + Accessory | 100 Built-In Stitches Deliver 215 Stitch Applications| 60% More Power, 1100 Stitches/Min| Metal Frame, 6 One-Step Buttonhole

Love the machine. Had the 4452 prior and this is a good improvement. Only draw back is does not have a good extended straight stitch for lengthy topstitch on heavy material, only has 4 setting needs a 6 setting.

This machine is a dream to use. I've only used it a couple times, mostly to shorten my new jeans, but it just sailed through the multiple layers of the heavy material. The more I use it the more I find it will do and that makes me happy. My mother was a seamstress in the 1930's and she had an old Singer so that's where I learned to sew, and I'm glad I did. You'll be happy with this one, I'll bet.

Comes with a pedal, and a few other neat things!

Couldn't be more happy with my new sewing machine. I Love it!! 🤩 I had a Singer Starlet and upgrades to this one, is really so good. The sewing is really smooth. Just make sure your bobbins are class 15 and all will be alright.

I bought it manly because of the automatic theading Feature, but it's not working, so, don't touch this mechine.

Bought for my wife to replace 30 year old machine. Love the look of this new singer and how much quieter it is! Really like all the patterns and power of the machine!!!

Nice stitch options, does not come with a manual, can buy one from singer though.

I've never had a modern machine. I've always had Singers over the years that were decades old from church auctions and I've spent the last 15 years sewing with my grandma's 1960s model. I always knew there was something better out there and I've been waiting my whole life for this splurge. If you've sewn before, don't be intimidated by this machine, it's intuitive. I was initially hesitant as there's so much online hate for Singer in recent years since they were acquired by a larger company...but I wanted something familiar so I went ahead and got the upgraded model with all the fancy stitches since I was treating myself. My first impression was how light it was. It's not completely metal, but I DO NOT CARE. I'm so sick of lugging around a lethally heavy chunk of metal. Initial setup took MAYBE 5 minutes as I'm familiar with multiple Singer machines. My favorite part is the automatic threading arm and self cutting bobbin feature. SO IMPRESSED. It has a neat little pull out on the bottom that tells you which presser foot to use with what stitch you'll be using. What was initially buyer's remorse was instantly changed into self loathing. WHY didn't I buy a new machine years ago? This thing is a breeze. My first little project required overcast stitches,zigzag stitches, and a button hole. It took me all of 20 minutes. This would have taken HOURS with my grandmas machine because the bobbin always gets messed up. I've got a quilt in the queue to sew next and I'm optimistic that it won't take too long once it's cut and pinned. Oh how I've missed the days when prep was the longest part of a sewing project!