Great product, powerful and sturdy and looks lovely ! Perfect for home use as well as basic boutique use
Rating : 4 / 5Reason: Installation by company technician was very bad and had to basically figure how to use it myselfOtherwise- a great product, powerful, sturdy and looks lovely ! Perfect for home use as well as boutique use, (but if you have very heavy constant usage its better to go for the iron made ones with stands that are used by local tailors)Body : Sturdy design and a very manageable size . It is lightweight and comes with a collapsible handle on top that makes picking it up and moving it very easy for just about anybody . It also comes with a good quality cover for storage. Its pretty intuitive to use, and even as a novice, I really had no problem figuring out the various parts. The preset stitches are operated with a simple knob and are really easy to use and switch between. It is provided with a storage compartment (that opens up behind the bobbin compartment- below the needle) and they will provide you with a coupe of bobbins and a few other basic accessories so if you have thread at home, you are ready to start stitching right away ! If you are not sure of how to load the thread onto the needle, check out the basic youtube guides for the Janome Dream Stitch, they are easy to follow and very clearly describe the various steps. The electric wiring is sturdy and of good quality and the foot pedal is very sensitive and responds easily.Functionality : You can do three types of straight stitch and six- seven types of zig zag stitching with the Dream Stitch. The stitch pattern is visually depicted around the knob so one has to just turn the knob to the desired pattern of stitch and the machine will automatically shift to that without any other adjustment required. The needles are sturdy and will easily handle materials ranging from fine net / muslin to thick denim as well. It gives you a wide range of flexibility for your creativity. This machine is made for home use predominantly, but it has very good functionality and will in no way limit the kind of things you create. Most of the functionalities are common with other machines, so if you are shifting to the Dream Stitch from a different machine, it should not be a problem. The turning of needles, loading of thread etc all basic features are similar to most other machines and especially other Janome machines.Service: Don’t expect USHA to do anything substantial, it seems they have a typical ‘lala’ attitude of complacency in India. I had to call them for a week before a technician came to orient me. Sadly, the person who came could only speak Kanadda, and no hindi or english so it was kind of pointless as he kept speaking kanadda and I could not understand a word of it ! At the end of it, rather than show us safety features or even basic handling techniques, he just tried to convince us to buy some accessories like oil, extra needles etc at a very high price. We quickly realized that this was becoming pointless and asked him to leave…the great thing is that I was able to watch a few youtube videos and figure out the initial threading and bobbin loading etc so unless you are a newbie like myself, you should be okay. The product is simple and if you know how to load the thread and the bobbin, then its pretty much ready to use , out of the box. If you need some guidance, here are the few basic youtube videos that helped me the most -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-T2-ZFZDQ-Y – How to load the bobbin on the machinehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMPx9aF5eg4 – How to fill the bobbin with threadhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mR8m1Dzejuo – Details of hat is in the box when you receive ithttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WfLep31Icz0 – How to thread the machinehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2U2uaMJa2Q – basic guide by USHA showing the parts of the machine, as well as how to attach new needles etcDo read the user manual as well as its pretty detailed in describing the parts and processes as well.Happy sewing and if this review helped you, do rate me…. It encourages me to write more of them ! 🙂

Usha Janome Dream Stitch: A Dream Come True for Beginners (but the Demo Process Needs Work)
Let me tell you, the Usha Janome Dream Stitch is a total game-changer for anyone just starting their sewing journey. This little machine is a powerhouse, packing a punch with its 7 built-in stitches and 14 stitch lengths. It’s like having a mini sewing factory right on your table!I was blown away by how easy it was to use. It’s seriously beginner-friendly, and it tackled every project I threw at it with ease. From simple hems to basic seams, this machine handled it all like a pro.But here’s the thing: finding someone to actually show me how to use it was a bit of a struggle. One has to book an appointment for a demo, and while it was helpful, it felt a little impersonal. I would have loved to chat with someone who could answer my questions and give me some personalized tips.Overall, the Usha Janome Dream Stitch is a fantastic sewing machine for beginners. It’s affordable, easy to use, and gets the job done. Just be prepared to do some extra digging to find someone who can help you with the initial setup. Once you get the hang of it, though, you’ll be stitching up a storm!

Better product
Pico is possible, putting thread is easier, lightweight and hence easy on mobility,

Very bad.
 It’s been 3 months I have brought this. And totally bad investment. Was not able to stitch anything at all. The threads keeps clogging on my clothes. All the threads comes on my cloth at once and it’s very annoying to set it alright all over again. Won’t at all suggest anyone to buy this product. Along side. Have tired reaching out to the support many times. No support at all. It’s a waste of my money I wish I could give it back..