Brother CS7205 Computerized Sewing Machine with Wide Table, 150 Built-in Sewing Stitches, 1 Font, Wide Table, 11 Sewing Feet

I've always purchased brother sewing machines due to the ease of use and the price point, this machine runs like a dream, never gets jammed up and is beginner friendly, bobbon winds super fast and is easy to do, it came with tons of extras, like different feet and tools, is super quiet when running only down side is the light could be brighter, but over all this machine is a keeper for me.

Muy buen producto especial

The machine is easy to use and has clear instructions on all functions that I have used thus far. I set it up and started sewing. I sewed an easy quilt top and the backing with no issues in about 7 hours. This weekend I plan to put the two pieces together and do some actual quilting and hopefully play with some special stitches and the monograming.

my 2nd one... very pleased with the performance.

I'm a beginner & purchased the brother cs 7205, I love it! Easy to figure out, the manual & video are so helpful. It sews beautifully. I've had 0 issues! The one thing I didn't notice when I purchased was that it embroidery's only the block font. I wish I would have bought the one with more font options and that has an app for my computer so that I can send projects to the machine. That'll be my next machine. I highly recommend this Brother sewing machine!

I bought this machine to replace a 30 year old Sonata by Singer, mainly because I couldn't see to thread it any more. When I started researching, I discovered very quickly all the tasks this particular machine could perform. I've always wanted to take up quilting and am currently working on some projects for our RV. My husband is thrilled that some of his shirts will again have buttons on them because of the button foot. I love that it has an "automatic" threader which has really helped my old eyes. The diagrams for threading the bobbin and the machine itself are very straightforward. It took me a couple tries to thread it, but now, I have the hang of it. It also took me a couple of tries to get the walking foot attached, but that is more due to me than the machine. One of the things that I didn't expect to love as much is the ability to not use the foot pedal. My sewing machine is on the counter in my craft room, and while I normally use a drafting chair when I am crafting, with the ability to stand and sew, I find it easier than getting on and off the chair.

I have been sewing for only 2 years, and been using vintage 1954 to antique 1881 sewing machines. I've made numerous quilts with them, but decided I needed a modern machine that has more than 1 stitch. I've had this machine for three weeks and have in my spare time made appliques for 3 quilts. As a novice sewing person this is an excellent choice.

Don't like the plastic bobbin plate. Everything else is a thumbs up.

As a retired computer/communication technician I have been professionally involved and fascinated with electric-mechanical machines since the mid '60's. I had a bunch of white work socks that needed the elastic in the cuff(?) replaced. My hands ache from arthritis so I decided to try a sewing machine. After much research I decided to purchase the Brother CS7205 based on its features and the price, plus previous experience with Brother products. Other than hand-sewing fishing nets and canvas tarps and tents I hadn't any previous experience with sewing. I downloaded the manuals and studied them before the CS7205 was delivered so I felt I was ready to thread-up and go. The manuals were perfect for getting me prepared; easy to read/understand and they completely cover everything I needed to know. A pat on the back to the manual writers and editors for properly preparing me. I was also pleased with all the included accessories; bobbins, tools, sewing feet, etc... The machine itself is perfect. It performed exactly how I expected to. I was able to install new elastic in my old, expensive, work socks without any help. My socks are size 15 and not readily available so salvaging them was important to me. One size fits all is a lie. My feet are as big as a '58 Cadillac and good socks are not cheap. I am going to continue repairing some shirts, jackets and pants. This has been a positive experience for me and I am very pleased with the machine. I would have rated it five star, but I have nothing to compare it to.

This machine is flimsy. It is not sturdy enough to power through a quilt. It drops stitches, and the bobbin thread continuously wads up. It took the joy out of sewing every time I used it.