WJX Tattoo Cartridges Needles Disposable Supply 50Pcs Round Magnum Mixed Size 1007RM, 1009RM, 1011RM, 1013RM, 1015RM

I've used so many brands of carts, some are good some are bad but these are just great to work with. First one I pulled out I used and finished a 1.5 hour tat with no issues. They hold ink so good, there stable, sharp, and they make a good variety, and not expensive. I'll definitely be using these from now on.

Been a tattoo artist for 14years, using rotaries for 2 and using carts for maybe a year and a half. I only order things from legit vendors like Kingpin, or Cam, or the company manufacturing the product, like bishop for instance. And while I still think you have to do that with ink, I tried venturing out for carts due to the cost. And these carts were well worth the money, I’ve only used 3 so far; but all 3 were perfect, no issues at all; ink flow was good with no back flow, the liners stayed straight and sturdy and the curved mag (7 & 13) packed solid and blended super smooth. I went with a variety pack but I’ll def be buying more of these. Also shipping was fast. So I couldn’t be happier with the purchase

I really like Kwadron’s cartridges. They are, however, very expensive. WJX I found to be the best value for the money so far, AND they offer sample packs for $16 and $44 assorted packs (10x each 3RL,5RL, 7RL, 9RL/11RL) and 3 other assortment options. I don’t see that offered from any other brand that’s worth buying, tbh. There’s all sorts of crappy brand carts you’ve never heard of for cheap but when you’re working in a shop like I am, I’m not risking using shitty needles. I was recommended Big Wasp as well for needles avail. on Amazon and got an assortment of round shaders. They dont like to let the ink flow. Sometimes I use an RS to do thick lines and you’ll see the Big Wasp carts just dump ink halfway through a line. There’s several generations of Big Wasp so maybe some of them are good, but those round shaders caused me so many problems and I didn’t even know. They were causing excess skin trauma because I’d have to hit the skin another time. That’s not good for speedy work or for quicker healing. I’d recommend WJX over Big Wasp any day, anda it’s not even close.Even more expensive brand (Envy for example) seem to not work as well, for all their fancy marketing telling you how great they are, and only available from tatsoul (tatsoul is a great online shop in general though). You can push the needle bar out of an envy liner and a WJX liner and Kwadron liner and you’ll see how much. the Envy needle wobble, WJX and Kwadron barely move at all pushed all the way out. I dont want to be tattooing and have the worry about using a needle in a single direction, like the Envy, you can pull good lines but you gotta make sure you’re moving the machine so that the needle hits the “back” of the cart so it stays in place. WJX/Kwadron seem to do way better at whatever direction you pull/push a line in, since they dont have that wobble. WJX are cheaper than Kwadron, but Kwadron still is a the most wobble-free from me when I check. I’ve used kwadron liners and sublime round shaders, WJX everything due to sample pack. I’d recommend them all. Those sample packs are great for $16 to try out WJX, you can’t go wrong, check them out. WJX is made by Dragonhawk, as well, and are better than their Mast needles. I’ve used tons of Amazon-available carts and I can’t find anything better than WJX. The higher-level brands I prefer to buy from the manufacturers themselves to avoid any counterfeit issues, even though there are some kwadron avail. on Amazon. DaVinci and Peak Triton are also up to quality w/ kwadron it seems. Those are my cadillacs. For walk-ins and easy stuff, I use WJX to save costs and use as my workhorse needles. I’m working on buying the complete Kwadron, Peak Triton and Davinci line-ups but it’ll prob take me all year to stock up on all of those at $20-40/box, lol.

Love them, they are very comparable to the Mast ones, but I like the magnums of these quite a little more, not sure why but they sure leave crisp clean lines!

I like the quality

I have everything I need to do any tattoo with a variety of shades thanks to the number and needles

I like everything about this needle, I’ve been using mast pro and tried few other brands too, this is the best so far, I haven’t tried Chenneye yet and I don’t need to anymore cuz this needle is all I need.

I wish the price wasn’t this high but you do get an amazing cart for that price if I could I would use only these they are very sturdy with no needle jump n they are true to size plus they are a one piece construction unlike allot of carts these days I almost forgot the mags n the liners are all good

Used a couple of them so far in the week since I've bought them. Just practicing on fake skin. These work good, and is a good mix to get to use lots of different needles. I wish it had more RS needles, but it does have lots of mags which is nice.Holds ink well, and distributes it nicely.

Terrible, save yourself the time and money! Buy your cartridge from a tattoo supplier near you!