SINGER® S0080 Next Evolution Serger Overlock Machine with Accessories, 8 Built-in Stitches, 4/3 Thread Capability, Differential Feed, Metal Frame, LED light

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really like this sewing machine so far. In my opinion, it's beginner friendly and easy to use. I like the features it has and its look. My only downside is that it's very heavy, which makes it a little more difficult to put away/store when not in use. So far so good, I will be using it to hem the bottom of pants.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Definitely a little bit of a learning curve when it comes to threading the machine itself with all the different threads. The paper guide helped but I had to look up a video just to make sure. I do like all the features. I can cut the excess or choose not to. I do need to work with the settings a bit to gauge what kind of tension I need for threads depending on the project. Otherwise the pedal and foot work like a regular machine and easily hold the fabric you're working on. Overall a fantastic addition to my sewing room so I can finally hem pants in a more professional manner

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This machine is amazing!!! It's super light and easy to move around in my small sewing space. Love that you can remove the side for armholes and neck holes! Suction cups on the bottom are super nice as well. Works amazing! Not too loud.

Great machine. Live fixing my clothing with this machine. Local classes gave me more confidence on threading correctly.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm very happy with this Singer S0080 serger! Is easily to use, run smoothly, and make sewing projects look more professional. I specially love how neat and clean the finished seam looks. It's a great machine for both beginners and more experienced sewists. The quality is excellent for the price, and I would definitely recommend it!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm very happy with my Singer S0080 serger! I'm new to using sergers, and I found this machine surprisingly easy to learn and thread. It sews fast and smoothly, with no skipped stitches. It's also not too noisy, which I really appreciate. Overall, it's been a great serger for a beginner, and I'm very happy with my purchase!

I purchased this machine in April to reduce the wear and tear on my pro-finish. It has taken a bit to get use to, BUT I prefer this machine for mask making over my pro-finish. As with any serger at this price, threading can be a challenge. However, I like it enough that I will be purchasing another one for my business. I like the performance of the is machine. It is fast, efficient, and sews a really nice seam.

I got this serger and it's ok. Still easier to thread than my 1980s JCPenney serger. The funny thing is Singer doesn't give you a printed manual anymore, which, fine. But why are your digital manuals still in black and white?! And why are the graphics SO BAD. I have no idea what I'm looking at. Troubleshooting is impossible. You know it's 2021 right? Yall can use color photos now. Even better, you can make video tutorials showing us how to use the machines we've invested in. Otherwise it's a pretty sturdy machine. I like that it's mostly metal.

I've been a Singer customer for over 40 years. My last serger lasted over 20 years. I replaced it with this one. The accessory bin (also the piece you take off to do smaller things) doesn't come off without turning the machine over and prying it with a screw driver. Having the huge bump out makes threading the machine impossible. The lower looper is the most aggravating thing in all of sewing to thread even with the bin off. Unlike my previous machine, there is no way to get to the hole where the thread has to go on the looper arm. There's a way to get the thread back there and hope and pray it does what it's supposed to do, but you can't see because it's inside the machine. Lastly, the way the 'hooks' are that you put the thread under where it comes off the cone allow the thread to wrap around the wires and become jammed, causing the thread to break and have to rethread the machine over and over again. Also, the loops hang out over the fabric edges once sewn. I've noticed this happens after sewing thick pieces of material, and going back to two pieces of cotton makes it hang out over the edges. Rethreading the machine (the horror described above) is the only way to fix it, until the next thicker layers are sewn. I've never ever considered buying another brand until now. I would never in a million years consider recommending this machine to anyone. All the local places that service sewing machines charge a lot more for Singers, and also give you a lectures about buying one. I guess this is why.

I received this as a christmas gift from my husband and we are both really disappointed. Almost impossible to get the thread tension right, and garments made with it look poorly made no matter how many adjustments we make. This was supposed to be an upgrade after my old faithful machine finally died after 12 years but so far its just been frustrating and a real let down. Definitely not the standard I expect from singer