Film, white ink and powder: three consumables behind every transfer · review
Ciezeical A3 DTF printer 1390 with oven and heat press review
An A3 DTF printer with a white ink circulation system that stirs on a timer, printing on sheet or roll PET film, sold with ink, powder, an oven and a heat press, and running on Windows only.
The bottom line A DTF package that covers every stage — printing, powder, curing, pressing — and addresses white ink settling directly. The software and the running costs, which decide what a transfer really costs, are left unstated.
The Ciezeical A3 DTF listing, bullet by bullet
Five bullets: a white ink circulation system with automatic timed stirring and circulation against clogging, compatible with CMYK+W inks; Windows 7, 10 and 11; a packing list of the 220 V printer with software, a film roll, five 500 ml inks, a bag of powder, an oven, a heat press and instruction videos; up to A3 on sheets or rolls of PET film with adjustable suction; and prints on fabrics of any colour, from shoes and caps to jeans and socks.
White ink on the Ciezeical printer
White ink is heavy and settles. A DTF printer that lets it sit clogs its head, which is why the first bullet leads with stirring and circulation on a timer. The listing describes the system; how often it runs is not given.
Every stage in one box
DTF needs a printer, film, ink, adhesive powder, a way to cure it and a press to transfer it. This package lists all of them, which is more than a printer alone.
Software and running costs
The printer ships with software, unnamed. DTF output is normally driven by a dedicated program whose licence can be part of the cost, and film, ink and powder are consumed with every print. None of those costs is on the page.
Availability
At the last look-up, the German Amazon store was asking roughly 1499 €.
The Spanish Amazon catalogue lists the product, yet no seller was offering it.
The American, British, French and Italian Amazon stores returned no entry, so the buy button there opens a search rather than a missing page.
Every figure here is Keepa’s reading on the date this page was last updated. Stock and prices can change at any time.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 15 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
Where it earns its place, and where it falls short
Strengths
White ink circulation with timed stirring, which the listing puts first
Sheet and roll printing with adjustable suction to hold the film
A complete starter package: film, five 500 ml inks, powder, an oven and a heat press
Compromises
Software included without its name or licence terms
Windows 7, 10 and 11 only
No consumable prices for film, ink or powder
Specifications
Print width
Up to A3, fourth bullet
Feeding
Single sheets and rolls of PET film, held by an adjustable suction system, fourth bullet
White ink management
White ink circulation with automatic timed stirring and circulation to prevent nozzle clogging; CMYK+W inks, first bullet
Powder
One bag of DTF powder included, third bullet
Curing
One oven included, third bullet
Software licence
Absent from the listing — the printer ships “with software”, and no licence terms are given
Consumable costs
Absent from the listing — one roll of film and five 500 ml bottles of ink are included
Amazon reference
B0H97RY3RL (same reference on 2 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0735124721295
Questions makers ask before buying
How does it deal with white ink settling?
The first bullet describes a white ink circulation system with automatic timed stirring and circulation, meant to prevent nozzle clogging from ink sediment.
What is included?
The third bullet lists the 220 V printer with software, one roll of printing film, five 500 ml bottles of ink, one bag of DTF powder, one oven, one heat press and instruction videos.
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