Brother CS5055 Computerized Sewing Machine, 60 Built-in Stitches, LCD Display, 7 Included Feet, White

This bad boy has quickly overshadowed my old sewing machine. Two features that have genuinely changed my sewing experience are the automatic needle threader and the auto bobbin winding system. The threader is smooth, reliable, and saves so much time and frustration. The auto bobbin tool is equally impressive; getting the bobbin loaded and ready is now quick and effortless, which means I spend less time setting up and more time actually sewing. Beyond those standout features, the machine runs smoothly, handles any fabric I’ve needed to use, and produces consistently clean stitches with no tension issues. Literally no problems with the machine yet and it doesn’t seem like it’ll be failing me anytime soon.

Is beginner Friendly, it comes with extra needles, bobbins, instructions and artspira (Brothers learning platform). Is light and easy to store

This Brother CS5055 Sewing Machine was just was I was looking for. Although the setup is different than my old machine, I didn't find it difficult to learn. I've made several items already and am happy with the stitch quality and the ease of use. I am looking forward to using all of the many stitch options. For the price, it feels like quality and has a lot of stitch choices.

Best machine for beginner sewing. Easy threading your bobbin, needle, easy changing your needle. Computerized and the patterns are lovely!! it comes with everything needed but always do your research before considering a sew machine!

I purchased this to replace a very basic machine that I've been using for 40 years. The first thing that I noticed was that this feels light and cheap. It does not feel like this will last 40 years like my old Kenmore did. Everything is plastic, and that's not good. Who makes these decisions? There was a bit of a learning curve for me, moving from a basic machine from 40 years ago to this machine. If the electric nannies don't like what you're doing, it will not sew. I found this out when I forgot to put the presser foot down. The machine did nothing. No beep, just nothing. I eventually noticed a warning icon on the LCD display, apparently "ERROR 1" means "Put the presser foot down, dummy!" and the problem was solved. The handle for the presser foot is plastic and feels cheap. It's not in the traditional location and disappears up into the machine sort of when it's up. It's going to take a lot of adjusting to get used to that. It was not difficult to get started sewing and within a very few minutes out of the box, I was doing just that. It sews well, and I hemmed a pair of pants and ran up the hems on a couple of curtains with no drama and no fuss. BUT! I tried the 03 stitch when repairing the handle on a reusable bag and while it worked as it should on 3 of the 4 handle attachment points, it made a heck of a mess out of the fourth, requiring the thread to be picked off and the job repeated. I have no idea what I did differently that one time, but it was frustrating. The machine sews quickly enough on the standard stitches and even on the specialty stiches that I've tried. It's not the fastest, but my experience has been that sewing fast doesn't always result in good work, so I'm not upset. I honestly don't know how I feel about value for the money. It does what it's supposed to do, and it was not hard to learn how to use it. On the other hand, it feels like I purchased it from the Dollar store. It's light and plasticky and things that truly should be metal, like the presser foot lever or the spool spindle are plastic. Only time will tell how long that stuff is going to last, but I am quite confident that I will not be getting anywhere near 40 years out of this machine. 4 stars for feeling light and cheap and for having important wear items like the spool spindle and the presser foot lever made out of plastic.

I needed to design and make the perfect outfit for meeting my brother that I never knew I had. I figured I could get a Brother, to help me meet my brother. Now dear reader, I thought the computerized component of the Brother CS5055 Computerized Sewing Machine meant that it would make my outfit without any help from me, like a good machine should. But boy was I mistaken. I had to go on Amazon and go to the reviews section of this machine where I read the most life changing review, much like the one you are reading right now. It said, there was a bit of a learning curve, and that's when I knew I was going to have to learn how to actually use it. After four days of continuous researching everywhere this machine was sold, I finally came to the realization that computerized doesn't mean that the robot will do the heavy lifting. It said that I needed to buy my own fabric and learn how to use this sucker like I was a seamstress in the 1800's. Once my research was complete, I took out my old grandmother, Georgina's antique fabrics and started to work. Now I will list out the steps of the sewing process. Step 1: Find you a phone. Step 2: Download the Fivver app. Step 3: Go onto Fivver and look up clothes maker people. Step 4: Locate the most expensive one and purchase their services. Step 5: Sit back and relax as you are getting the coolest outfit ever. Step 6: Enjoy a glass of lemonade while watching your Fivver seamstress use the heck out of your Brother CS5055. Now here's her review of this 5 Star Sewing Device: She says it hums like a chicken on an electric fence. She said it sewed with the speed and precision of Usain Bolt. She said that she dropped it on the way to her house a few times and it didn't even scratch. It was a SOLIDLY made machine. She said the 60 built in stitches made it worth every single one of the 13,400 pennies I spent on it. What a bargain! My Fivver Seamstress lives on the 5th floor of an apartment in Alaska with no elevator and she swears it was no heavier than carrying a baby squirrel. (True story-she does taxidermy on the side. Blame her, not me, vegans.) Overall, great product, even greater outfit, but my actual brother that I met, not even slightly as great as this machine. You win some, you lose some.

Highly Recommend, this was bought last year as a Christmas gift for my child. We chose this one bc it had a lot of tutorials and reviews said it was great for beginners. My child is already making her own clothes, has made 3/4 quilts, children’s clothing, purses. It does great and is so easy for beginners to learn.

I ordered Saturday and promised for delivery on Thursday but to my surprise it was delivered Monday. (wow!!) A good sewing machine for a starter. Customer/technical support though is "so-so", I needed help when I opened the box but it end up them advising me to bring the machine to their accredited service center (after more than an hour talking to an agent!).... BUT I ended up resolving my concerns by myself via "YouTube"! 💪🏻 Appearance is good, cute little powerful machine. Btw, Manuals and instructional materials are included though YouTube is more helpful!!