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Tattoo Machines
Cheyenne SOL Nova Unlimited II 4.0
The SOL Nova Unlimited II adds an integrated display, button or motion control, fast slide-in battery changes, Steady plus three Responsive modes, and interchangeable drive units across multiple stroke choices.
$780.00
Verified Jul 26 · Cheyenne Tattoo USStroke: 4.0 mm drive unit; 2.5 / 3.5 / 4.0 / 4.5 mm familyFrequency: 25-150 Hz
Best for: Professional artists who want a premium wireless pen with display controls, responsive modes, fast battery swaps, and modular drive-unit options
Versatility97
Ergonomics91
Battery95
Control97
Value83
Advantages
Pros
- Integrated display plus button and motion-control options
- Two fast-charging batteries and more than five hours of runtime per battery under stated conditions
- Drive units can be swapped to build a multi-stroke system around one control unit
Tradeoffs
Cons
- Premium modular system can become expensive as drive units are added
- 210 g weight is heavier than the first-generation Unlimited
- Artists must still choose and purchase the preferred drive-unit stroke
Machine and workflow snapshot
Key specifications
Stroke
4.0 mm drive unit; 2.5 / 3.5 / 4.0 / 4.5 mm family
Frequency
25-150 Hz
Motor
Optimized BLDC
Runtime
Over 5 hours; fast-charge system
Charging
Approximately 2 hours with compatible fast charging
Weight
210 g
Size
35.5 x 134 mm
Modes
1 Steady + 3 Responsive
Display
Integrated