The media could not be loaded. This was going to be a brush to teach my young son with it. I did a LOT of research to see what lower cost airbrushes are worth purchasing. This one was a huge surprise. It performs much better than I expected. Not only that, it comes with just about all you need. 3 needle sizes and tips make it very versatile.

I'm not a pro whatsoever, but I still managed to paint this cornhole board using just this airbrush.
This brush is the same cost as one replacement tip and needle in for the brush I typically use so, like I said, stop looking and just buy the thing already

Based on the price point, I wasn't expecting too much out of this airbrush- then I took it out of the box and ran some acrylic thru it. This thing is nice! I've used brushes from all the major brands- badger, iwata, etc. This thing can hang with the best of them. Smooth control from the dual action trigger with enough throw on the airflow to have a range of control not just on or off. No hangup of the needle in the body. Cleans up easily. Comes with 3 sizes of color cups, 3 sizes of needles w/caps & nozzles, quick connect adapter and an entire set of replacement o rings and bushings. If you are an experienced user on a budget or a beginner shy of spending big$ to learn on- this is your gun. You will be loving this purchase.

This Neoeco is a totally different airbrush design out of China with fewer parts and easier cleaning. The first improvement is the Nozzles, these are the 'self-centering' type which do not need the little rubber 'O' rings found in older designs. The needles are more robust and are thicker and more rigid. Performance is very good, I use mine for painting models and the 2mm Needle / nozzle works just fine with thinned hobby paint. Ergonomics are good and the airbrush has lots of features including MAC fine air control and needle pre-set handle. Different size color cups (3) are also provided. My only issue is the large clip-on nozzle protector, which works but looks odd. Highly recomended but make sure you buy Neoeco spares, they are not generic.

It is a great airbrush new to airbrushing it is very user friendly you get all the needles and nozzles you need a 0.2 and 0.3 and a 0.5 for around 40 bucks can not beat it hands down best airbrush I have used so far 5 start

This is my first airbrush. I spent a LOT of time doing research and decided this looked like a good choice at a great price. Thus far, I have not been disappointed.

After ordering, Amazon got it to me (70 miles South of Fargo, ND) in 2 days, ahead of schedule, and well packaged.

The first thing that I noticed was the mirror-like finish of the anodized parts, as opposed to the satin finish on earlier ones. Great move!! Looks excellent and the shiny red cup is a breeze to clean.

They've even went so far as to include a beautiful chrome cup and 2 larger plastic cups, end each one of the four cups in the set includes a nice fitting cover. There's 3 different nozzle/needle sets (.2, .3, and .5 mm), a quick-fit air fitting set, a wrench, and a complete O-ring set. I was unable to find another airbrush set with this level of inclusiveness at ANY price point.

The action of the fluid and air controls (needle tension, travel, and sealing nut, along with air valve under the cup) all felt a little notchy at first, but after 20-30 minutes of running the trigger up-and-down and back-and-forth, all while watching all the great YouTube reviews on this airbrush, the action became remarkably smoother. This trend has continued with use, and keeps getting better.

In actual use: Remember I'm an old dog (late 50's) learning new tricks. The SJ83 does everything that I could hope for. I've tried all 3 needle/nozzle combinations, and found the .3mm to be best suited for my initial learning goals, which are primarily focused on motorcycle graphic and flame designs.

I have yet to move beyond spraying lines along thin line masking tape on an old refrigerator door to practice blends and fades along thin line masking tape, and some pencil line type drawing and spotting. But my interest in the craft continues to grow. Thanks in no small part to how nice this airbrush is to use.

I have over 30 years of experience making tiny, medical grade parts for pacemakers, microsurgery, and dental implants. I can say with full confidence that the machining, deburring, polishing, and plating on the SJ83 is very good to exceptional.

If I could get what I'd really like; FIRST, would be a .35 or .38mm nozzle/ needle set. From what I've gathered,.35mm is better suited to the black, candy, and pearl effects on motorcycle parts I'm going for. Also, different nozzle cap options. Particularly a crown and a pencil guige (1 or 2 finger) would be great.

Stay tuned, I'll post pictures as soon as I get good enough. Next purchase will be the NCT-116 trigger style kit. The plan is to document my progress on YouTube. Hope you've all found this useful. Good Luck.