JZBRAIN YE300 110V Portable Air Cushion Machine for Packaging - Inflatable Air Pillows Maker with 100m Free Test Film Roll (White, ACM-220) - Ideal for Ecommerce Shipping, Fragile Item Protection & Moving Supplies

Haven’t been using it long, but so far I like this unit. It’s easy to use and was simple to setup. Air bags seem to be good quality and the perforated edges between each bag tear easily.We own a retail pack ship store and use a lot of bubble wrap. It has become costly and takes a lot of room to store the big rolls of bubble. Fortunately, we found this machine and it is one of the best things we have added to business. Seems to be great quality. Just wish they had on that could do wider bubble. Highly recommend!I'm not a high volume shipper so this was perfect for our needs. Can't beat the price!This product works so efficiently in our warehouse and produces a consistent air pillow each time.This was simple to set up and works wonderful. I am so impressed and saving so much on packing I used to buy. Thank you.Excellent machine. Easy to operate, good build quality. The controls can increase the speed of the machine to get air pillows going fast!This is functional with some constant manipulation from the user to keep it going - in hindsight would have bought something different and paid more for something better - will buy something that works properly now and keep this "pain in the butt to use" one as a back-up emergency unit.Why:1st - the bags they sell together with the unit from amazon are too big to fit on the spindle so you have to unroll half of the bags and feed them manually (waste of time). The reason is the design of the unit, look at most competitors, the part that holds the bags is in the far rear, not off-set to the side, which makes the opening to feed the bags too small, and the roll of bags wont fit on the spindle on the sealer unit.2nd - the unit continuity mis feeds and the bags get stuck and melt so you have to un jam the unit (it happens so frequently you can not blink or have it run without having to keep your hands there to pull the bags properly to feed. I've run through 2 rolls of bags - same thing - it's so labor intensive it's labor intensive it's not worth the time - you'd be better off buying bags already blown up and spend your time doing other things).3rd -the warm up time is about 6-8 minutes compared to other machines with a shorter warm up time.4th - the air pump in this specific machine is not strong enough to fill larger bags - the air flow in to the bags does not provide enough volume of air to fill it before the bag before it becomes sealed by the machine (making the bag 100% useless - they only half fill - so expect to throw away any large bag roll you buy or you need to purchase a 2nd machine that can actually fill them).5th - It gets stuck so much you have to stop everything, adjust the roll, and reset the roll on the air fill tube - it takes a few minutes, so a lot of wasted time using this machine.Do yourself a favor and spend the money now on a better solution!I was fearful this would be something cheap and cruddy. It turned out to be solid and well-built. It cranks out air-pillows with no problem. I should have bought one sooner, and regularly use it - particularly helpful for keeping packages under 1 lb. to stay with first-class shipping - the pillows are MUCH lighter than crumpled newsprint, shredded cardboard and other common packing materials. On a cost-per basis, it's also quite efficient vs. those others - and VASTLY cheaper than buying pre-made air pillows.