Types of Singer Sewing Machines

Electronic sewing machines must be plugged in and some of the functions can be accomplished by the touch of a button. Computerized sewing machines take care of all the stitch sequence repetition via computer chips, making sewing a lot easier. Mechanical sewing machines are usually the least expensive of the three and you can adjust the thread tension by turning a knob. Singer offers all three types of machines with varying models and prices.

Singer Quantum XL-6000

The Singer Quantum XL-6000 is a computerized sewing machine and embroidery machine in one. It is considered one of the most advanced sewing machines made today. Prices are typically over $2,000.

Singer 7442

An electronic sewing machine, the Singer 7442 gives you the choice of over 30 different patterns and easy button-holer. Prices range around $200 and slightly less.

Singer 7466

The Singer 7466 is a mechanical sewing machine that offers quilting, heirloom and decorative stitches. Prices typically range around $300.

Singer Stitch Sew Quick

The Singer Stitch Sew Quick sewing machine is a handheld model that offers quick repairs where ever you are. It is priced at about $15.

Singer CE-100 Futura

This Singer CE-100 Futura computerized sewing machine offers embroidery and sewing capabilities. It's compatible with many computer operating systems and prices range about $430 and above.

Singer 7462

This mechanical Singer 7462 sewing machine offers dual needles for double sewing coloration, a button holer, built in stitches and costs about $200.