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Features
- VERSATILE STITCH OPTIONS: The SINGER Quantum Stylist 9960 offers 600 built-in stitches and 1,172 stitch applications, including essential, stretch, and decorative stitches. Use mirror imaging and stitch elongation to create unique designs for quilting, fashion sewing, home decor, and crafts, giving your projects a personalized and professional touch.
- Included Accessories: 13 Presser Feet(General Purpose, Zipper, Buttonhole, Satin, Blind Hem, Open Toe, Cording, Darning/Embroidery, Even Feed/Walking, Overcasting, Button Sewing, Narrow Hem, Quarter Inch), Additional Tools & Accessories(Quilting Bar, Pack of Needles, Bobbins (Class 15 transparent), Seam Ripper/Lint Brush, Auxiliary Spool Pin, Spool Pin Felt, Thread Spool Caps, Screwdriver), Extras(Large Extension Table, Hard Dust Cover).
- TIME-SAVING FEATURES: The built-in automatic needle threader threads the needle in seconds, minimizing setup time. The top drop-in bobbin system with a transparent cover allows for easy monitoring of thread levels, helping you avoid running out of thread mid-project and ensuring smooth sewing without unnecessary interruptions.
- PRECISION AND PERSONALIZATION: With 13 fully automatic one-step buttonhole styles, including keyhole designs, this machine ensures consistent, professional buttonholes. The built-in lettering font makes it easy to personalize your work with monograms and custom text, allowing you to add creative, unique touches to your garments and projects.
- CONVENIENT CONTROLS FOR EASY SEWING: Adjust the sewing speed to suit your project, whether you prefer a slow pace for precision or a fast pace for efficiency. Use the start/stop button to sew without a foot pedal, giving you greater control, especially for large quilting projects or complex stitching tasks that require a steady hand.
Description
The Quantum Stylist 9960 sewing machine is the perfect tool for the budding designer. Give every piece a personal touch with five stunning fonts and 1,172 stitch applications. Mix stitches and lettering to create unique stitch sequences for endless possibilities of customized projects. Many stitches can be mirror imaged and elongated for even more creative options. Use the Needle Up/Down feature for easy pivoting like sewing on a pocket, top stitching, free-motion quilting, applique and more. Set the maximum sewing speed of the machine where you want it with the Speed Control – faster for long seams like those on curtain panels, or slower for more intricate projects – you're always in control. The Top Drop-in Bobbin is easy to thread and easy to see, so you won't run out of thread in the middle of a seam. When you're done stitching, a simple press of the Thread Trimmer Button will cut both the top and bottom thread, saving you time. This machine has all the features you need to get your masterpieces runway-ready.1,172 Stitch Applications. A stitch application is a specific technique you can do with a selected stitch.Included Accessories :General Purpose FootZipper FootButtonhole FootSatin FootBlind Hem FootOpen Toe FootCording FootDarning/Embroidery FootEven Feed/Walking FootOvercasting FootButton Sewing FootNarrow Hem FootQuarter Inch FootQuilting BarPack of NeedlesBobbins (Class 15 transparent)Seam Ripper/Lint BrushAuxiliary Spool PinSpool Pin FeltThread Spool CapsScrewdriverLarge Extension TableHard Dust CoverPlastic & Metal material15” x 6.25” x 12” (machine); 18” x 8.5” x 13” (carton)14.6 lbsWatts (84); Volts (120); Hz (60)Made In VietnamWarranty: 90 day / 2 yr / 25 yr
Brand: SINGER
Color: White (Quantum Stylist)
Material: Metal, Plastic
Product Dimensions: 8.2"D x 17.2"W x 12"H
Item Weight: 7 kg
Power Source: Corded Electric
Global Trade Identification Number: 49
Number of Items: 1
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Item Highlight: Hard case, extension table, 13 presser feet, 600 stitches, 5 fonts, LED light, metal frame, 13 one-step buttonholes See more
Brand Name: SINGER
Model Number: 9960
Global Trade Identification Number: 49
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 798804946128 037431883049 956263178881 881110010420 326444540910 971475451164 759005352378 132018336144 045473133510 611104764479 151903016718 686034653148 745449871957 046959391066 801947374489 191120029320
Item Highlight: Hard case, extension table, 13 presser feet, 600 stitches, 5 fonts, LED light, metal frame, 13 one-step buttonholes
Unit Count: 1 Count
Warranty Description: The Singer 9960 Quantum Stylist sewing machine has a limited 25-year warranty including 5-year on electronic components and 1-year on labor
Included Components: Included Accessories Extra Wide Extension Table, Pack of Needles, Bobbins (Class 15), Seam Ripper, Lint Brush, Auxiliary Spool Pin, Spool Pin Felt, Screwdriver (2), Spool Cap (2), Seam Guide, Quilting Bar, Clearance Plate and Shank for Presser Feet
Item Type Name: Electronic Auto Pilot Mode, Extension Table and Bonus Accessories, Perfect for Customizing Projects
Manufacturer: Singer
Part Number: 9960
Color: White (Quantum Stylist)
Material: Metal, Plastic
Power Source: Corded Electric
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 8.2"D x 17.2"W x 12"H
Item Weight: 7 kg
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Color: White (Quantum Stylist)
I've used this machine model 9960 since 2016. Actually bought 2. It comes with extension table. I broke feed dogs during early use, don't know what caused it. Straight stitch factory setting are too short so I adjust stitch length to longest setting everytime I sew. So I can't baste stitch on that setting, not long enough. Upper tension needs to be adjusted on the screen (XX) when using other than straight stitch and do test on scrap material just like you will sew. If you sew only a couple thickness of cotton on zig zag, it puckers because material is to thin, need to adjust tension. I had problems with jamming because I didn't have needle completely up position when threading and a used needle and may have been bent that I didn't notice. Once I rethreaded and put new needle in it ran fine. I love the speed control on the machine so I don't have to use foot pedal. Decorative stithes I can only make longer not wider. To get a far right straight stitch, just select the center option then go on screen and adjust "width" position as far to right as you want. You can also adjust left position more towards center if you like doing the width setting. The bobbin winding I've had trouble with as thread doesn't want to stay in the last threading part, thread needs to be held behind it when starting to keep tension to start. My only complaint is spool thread has to be put in so thread is under and when sewing, the thread hooks on the spool slit that holds thread when first bought. I end up cutting the spool to get rid of that slit in it. This isn't Singers fault that thread manufacturers do it this way. If it would have been on other end it wouldn't caught. Make sure you clean and oil machine regularly for smooth operation. I need to get a syringe with needle to reach parts in upper side case. My Singer oil bottle can't get into it far enough. I used an eye dropper but I don't have the precise control with it. I'm going to see if I can use twin needles as I do have the plate with a wide enough opening for them, it's just the upper thread I may have to use the bobbin winder holder for that then hand try 1st to see if it works. I read that hand thread each needle and have left needle thread behind that the loop and right needle thread in front of it. Loop is where needle inserts in machine. Have to watch positions of needle when sewing something than straight stitch center position so the don't hit presser foot and plate. Presser feet are easy to change execpt a couple that you need to remove the holder to screw on that special foot that had the shank built in it. Mine came with the basic feet plus a bag of a few other feet. The description says 600 stitches but I don't think that is how many unless they mean those that can be adjusted to different lengths and letters? I will have to check into that but there are plenty to choose from. I haven't tried embroidering with it. I would recommend if you do more than just basic sewing. Being digital may be a little too complicated for some people to understand and they should get one with knobs to adjust things. Has a good carrier case and you can take part of base off to use it for sleeves, pant legs or anything round. That I really love.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2026 by Marge M.
Color: White (Quantum Stylist)
I hadn't sewn for many years. I saw this on sale around Christmas time at a price I could not pass up. I've sewn a few small projects and am very happy with it. This machine has a solid feel to it and is loaded with features and accessories. I don't know what half of the sewing foots are used for so have some exploring to do. It's very quiet, smooth and handles many layers of fabric just fine. Stitch quality is good. I've played with the auto-tension and I think often the result of the stitch is a little better when the tension is increased just a tad over the automatic setting. I often test that on a sample before sewing. The thread cutter and auto needle down are must-have features now that I've used them. I've read some comments on the poor usability of the instruction manual. On the contrary, I found it to be easy to follow and not lacking at all. The machine is a little intimidating for those who have not purchased an electronic machine before, but I just opened the manual and followed it from page 1. Within half an hour I was on my way to sewing. The machine isn't perfect. A couple of things that don't work well are: 1) auto needle threader is hit and miss which is a real bummer, 2) a couple of the stitches seem to be not consistent/symmetrical. The latter is not a big deal as I probably will never use those. The included letter stitches were OK but nothing of monogram quality. It's fine for putting names on articles of clothing, bags, etc. I've never had a Singer in the past and was a little leery with some of the online discussions about their quality. The other machines I was considering were the Brother PC420 and SE400. Both were going for more than this at the time of my purchase and for the overall value, I decided to go with the 9960. Again, I have no regrets so far (And as a guilty pleasure, I just purchase the Brother SE400 to dabble in embroidery). The overwhelming positive (5-star) reviews is a testimony to the quality and usability of this machine. My prior machines were a Brother XL2021 (stopped working probably due to a bad foot pedal) and a Kenmore mechanical sewing machine which still works although it has an annoying habit of bunching up thread now and then. The Singer 9960 will now be my primary machine for sewing. I only wish I had more time to use it.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2014 by Kristangela
Color: White (Quantum Stylist)
I can't say enough good things about the automatic thread cutter that this machine has. That was one of the primary reasons I chose this model -- and I do not regret it! You push one button and it cuts both the top thread and the bobbin thread and leaves about a one inch length left on your fabric. The amount of time this saves is incredible! You don't even realize it until you are at the machine working. Finish your seam, push the button, move on to the next seam. No hunting around for scissors, pulling thread out, wasting thread, etc. If you are doing patchwork or quilting this is a godsend. That feature alone is worth the purchase price of the machine. The second reason I chose this machine is because it does a great job sewing over thick fabrics. I sew a lot of denim and I often use faux leather. I have not had a problem sewing through many thick layers. It plows through them like a dream. For the bags pictured above, I used a Schmetz #90 needle with no problems. On my old Brother machine, I would break about one needle per every 2-3 bags I made and that was getting annoying. I have not broken a single needle on this machine, and I've made dozens of bags. If you screw up and accidentally sew over the metal part of a zipper or a pin, for example, the machine just stops. It does not break the needle. Another feature I really like is that the machine stops with the needle in the down position. If you have done much sewing, you know that in older machines, it's a crap shoot whether or not the needle is in the up position, down position, or somewhere in between when you top. And when it is up you risk your fabric being pulled askew and your seams being crooked. But when it is down, everything stays in place. This feature has improved the quality of my sewing immensely. I would add, that once you push the thread cutter button, it raises the needle. There is also a button to push to raise or lower it when you want to. The decorative stitches work well and are lots of fun. I like that you just push a button to select a zigzag or a straight stitch. You don't have to turn any knobs or anything. Super easy. The power cord and the foot pedal are separate, so you can put one behind the table and one in front without having a big tangled mess. I am very pleased with this purchase. It has made sewing much easier and more fun for me. If you are an experienced sewist, you will have no problem learning to use it. I watched a couple of brief YouTube videos and learned about everything I couldn't figure out on my own. This is the first Singer sewing machine I have every owned and I like it. My previous ones were Kenmore and Brother. Highly recommended.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2023 by Dena Bee, CZT
Color: White (Quantum Stylist)
After reading several reviews and being a "big brand" user for years, I opted for what I learned on 50 years ago - a Singer. I wasn't convinced entirely, but this offered features I wanted for a great price. So I put my Pfaff aside and began using the Singer. I did quite a bit of research on the companies that make sewing machines. After finding that Singer and Pfaff are made by the same company, I was willing to take a chance. I went thru the instruction manual thoroughly before using it. I'm not an instruction reader, so that helped tremendously. I wanted the automatic thread cutter and I love that. I was hesitant about the feed dogs working well because my older Pfaff has a built-in walking foot. But I find that this Singer works just as well. The stitches are perfect and I use it nearly every day. It has some limitations, as do all machines. When the tension was off and my stitches weren't right, I took off the top piece (small plastic piece that covers the top of the tension discs), had to wiggle it gently so I wouldn't break it, and ended up finding some thread in the tension discs. Once I cleared that, it worked beautifully again. I've had to do that twice and quite honestly I think it's the fault of the thread I'm using rather than the machine. The automatic tension works beautifully. My only other criticism of this machine is that the distance between the feed dogs and the presser foot, when lifted, is somewhat small and the fabric - no matter what type - tends to catch on the feed dogs and not slide through smoothly when I put it in to sew any seam. I think this is because the feed dogs are somewhat elevated and work so great at feeding the fabric. I can alleviate this problem easily by lifting the presser foot to its highest level. But that's tricky because you're essentially working with just one hand to slide the fabric under. It's easily solved, but somewhat fiddly. I've made buttonholes beautifully with this machine. I did have to go back to a manual type because the size of one set of buttons was too large for the automatic foot. But I think that would have been a problem regardless of the machine. The buttonhole attachments are a standard size that doesn't go bigger than about a 1" button for any machine. All in all this is a fantastic machine that I enjoy greatly. I've been sewing for 50 years (literally!) and even with my reservations about Singer products, this works great. It's all plastic, so I'd recommend a heavier metal-base machine for a beginner. But having said that, this is still a machine a beginner would find easy to use and gives great results. Highly recommend!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2019 by Jen
Color: White (Quantum Stylist)
I have had this machine for about six months now and use it nearly every single day. So far, it's been an absolute workhorse. I haven't used even half of the stitches the machine can make. I primarily make quilts, blankets, bags and purses, as well as the occasional pair of pajama pants or perhaps a skirt, so my primary stitch is the straight stitch, of course. My favorite thing about this machine is how easy it is to change stitch length and style. You can change the stitch length with the push of a button, and it will tell you exactly how long each stitch is. You can also mirror stitches, so if you have a decorative stitch that you want to change the direction on, you can do that with the press of a button, too! I haven't played with that too much yet, but it is a great feature that makes sewing projects a little easier! I haven't touched most of them, unfortunately, but I do like to know I can if I want! My second favorite thing is the automatic thread tension. No more sitting there and spinning the dial, testing stitches to see if you've set it right. My old machine was a nightmare and I never felt like I had the tension set correctly. This one does it for me without me thinking about it. You can go in and adjust tension manually, if you want, but I've never had to! One tip, though, use a good quality thread. I have some spools of Coats & Clark that I use occasionally, and I feel like the stitches don't look as nice as when I use Gutermann or Aurafil thread. Besides, better quality thread leaves less lint buildup in your machine. More expensive, yes, but you will get more life and better quality products using high quality thread! Third favorite thing is probably the accessories that come with this machine. I received a number of presser feet like the quilting foot, overlock foot, rolled hem foot, and satin stitch foot that I had never used before and didn't understand the purpose of. I have used the general purpose foot and the zipper foot before, but I never knew how handy these other feet would come in! The overlock foot has been great for finishing seams on clothing. I don't make enough clothing to ever need a serger, but this machine paired with the overlock foot does the job nicely. It's certainly slower than a serger, but if you can't afford to purchase a serger and you like to make your own clothes, this machine can do a serviceable job. Make sure to read your manual or watch YouTube videos to learn how you can use the presser feet that come with your machine. It opens up so many possibilities! Another feature that I didn't think I would like so much is the push-button thread cutter. It saves on thread because you don't have to pull the fabric out to snip the tail. You just make sure your needle is down (this machine ALWAYS stops with needle down, which is another feature I didn't know I would appreciate so much) and push the scissors button, and your thread is cut. You also cannot begin to sew unless the presser foot is down. It's saved me a few times when I forgot to put the presser foot down, and it beeps at you. It helps eliminate a bit of that human error! I have had very few problems with this machine, but when it decides to act up, boy does it ever! Sometimes I will shut off my machine for the night without changing thread or messing with the bobbin at all, and when I return the next day to continue my project, it's decided it doesn't want to sew a single stitch. I'll get a horrible mess of tangled thread, a stuck needle, the works. One time the thread cutter piece seemed to get stuck, so it stopped the top thread from pulling the bobbin thread up. I once spent a good thirty minutes cleaning, rethreading, changing thread, rewinding the bobbin, and finally shutting the machine off and back on again (it is computerized, after all) before finally getting frustrated and walking away. An hour later I came back to try again. I rethreaded, checked the bobbin, and began to sew. It worked perfectly. No sign of its prior misbehavior. And, you HAVE TO do it in that order. There is no finding a problem and simply shutting it off/back on. You have to reach the brink of throwing the thing out the window before it will relent and let you work again. Besides those little tantrums, the machine has been great. I feel like if you have one set project that you do all the time, like quilts or blankets, you might never find a use for all of this machine's features. Singer sells many machines that are specifically geared toward quilters and may be a bit cheaper than this machine. If you are a "broad spectrum" sewer and work on many different kinds of projects and want a quality machine, this is a great one! I like that it can grow with you, and you won't soon reach the machine's limits!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2018 by Lillith
Color: White (Quantum Stylist)
I LOVE this machine so much! I bought it in 2019, and it has been working beautifully, with zero issues, ever since. Threading is easy, and I love all the features. I have not used the knee-pedal function, so I can't speak to that. I have used a lot of the decorative stitches, and I love how easy it is to switch between stitches, changing length, width, etc. I also love how well it handles thick layers of fabrics. Last year I discovered and fell in love with rag quilts. I made a quilt that is three layers of flannel, so in some scenarios, I was sewing seams that were eight layers of flannel with all the folding, and with the aid of a walking foot, it handled that with a breeze - not a single skipped stitch. I've never, ever had any issues with skipped stitches, broken needles, broken threads, or stitches bunching up. I also find it quieter than previous machines. I do have it on a pad, so that probably helps some. I also appreciate that there are numerous excellent and easy-to-follow YouTube tutorials that I have referred to over and over again to refresh myself on how to do something or figure out the best foot to use for a project, or even figure out what some of the mystery feet and other accessories are for. I also learned a valuable tip about the two different places for thread, depending on what type of spool it is (e.g., vertical spool for traditional spools and horizontal spool for threads that have that zig-zaggy threaded look, like serger cones). My only wish for this machine is that it had a bigger throat plate. Now that I've fallen in love with rag quilts, I've had scenarios where the (standard) smaller throat plate is an obstacle. For that reason, I bought another machine with a bigger throat plate, designed for quilters, and I'll be passing the Quantum Stylist machine on to another family member, who is thrilled. I am confident it will give them many years of joy as they fall in love with it too. This machine is a true workhorse, and I recommend it for any sewing enthusiasts (unless you are a quilter and need a bigger throat space)!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2025 by HappyNana
Color: White (Quantum Stylist)
I had bought this machine about 2 months ago now. and I absolutely love love love it. Runs quiet, and absolute perfect stitches every time. Its very nice to be able to go to your machine, turn it on push a button and sew til your hearts content. Singer, you knocked it out of the ball park with this machine. Love all the 600 stitches, all the things that you can change on the stitches to make whatever you are sewing come out so perfect. From elongation to mirror imaging. Plus love love love the thread cutter in this machine. sure cuts down on wasted thread. Easy needle threader as well. Plus plus plus... also love the automatic reverse sew as well. No more ooops I forgot to back stitch to lock the seams. Singer I think you had nailed everything into this machine that people could ever want. Very easy to learn to operate this machine. Everything has a learning curve to it. But for the most part I found it to be very easy. I think and feel that some people that have given bad remarks on this machine was probably owner errors. Either didn't have machine threaded right, for the thread does have to go through the proper channels for it to sew perfect seams. Others may have fooled around with the tensions and things and did not put it back to the correct settings. Or turn machine off then on again to reset it back. Or did not use the correct foot that it told you to use. For it tells you what foot to use with all the stitches on this machine. Which is a big plus if you are new to sewing. I personally have been sewing quite a few years now and love the hobby. I've made everything from clothing to quilts to you name it. I have had Singer machines most of my life. I did have 1 brother machine that someone gave me. That machine didn't last me even a year. I will say I will never ever buy a Brother machine, for they just do not hold up like these Singers will. I also have a Singer CE 200 embroidery machine that is really close to 20 years old now and that machine is still pumping out the embroidery for me like crazy. I bought this machine for the brother machine was way too costly to fix so I bought me another singer machine cuz I know these machines will last a very long time if you keep the machine cleaned out and I always when cleaning it I oil under the bobbin case in the hole that's there. Easy easy takes only about 5 to 10 minutes to clean it out oil and back to sewing. I take my machines in about once a year or so for a tuneup and ready to go again for a year or so. I have never had anything major go wrong with any of my Singer sewing machines. And I can tell you for a fact that I have put my machines through plenty of vigorous tests by sewing through very thick seams, several layers of fabric at one time, and I embroider on my CE 200 machine weekly. so with that said as you can tell I seriously and strongly recommend the Singer machines from the beginners to the most advanced sewers out there. You can't go wrong and these people stand behind their machines. Thank you for all your time. I sincerely hope that this review has helped in some way to put your mind at ease and to purchase a Singer machine. You'll be happy you did.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2019 by Rita Lauer
Color: White (Quantum Stylist)
35 days and it broke. I am a quilter for many years. I finally pulled the trigger on this machine, which was over $500! ( I know) I loved it, and it had many features that my old one didnt. I had it for 35 days and it started beeping constantly when turned on and nothing, not one buttob on it works. I tried all the tips that i learned from youtube ti fix it, but its the whole mother board. Amazon 30 day return was 5 days gone, so was ubder "Singer warranty" They are no help and directed to a warranty repair shop. The close st being 60 miles and then that place said they didnt do warranty repair Singer customer service wont respond to c all or emails. Im out over $500 for this machine. I dont think it was brand new when delivered. Singer customer service is BAD! This machine is worthless and would cost me more than machine worth to repair it. My advise is go to Walmart and get a cheap one, so you wont be so sick over the money lost. Lesson learned. Unless your rich or something. Singer is cheaply made and expensive. Amazon customer support was great and so helpful, but I was 5 days over the 30 day return and couldnt help me. After buying a cheap Brother from Walmart, I realized the Singer I bought from Amazon was used ir had been rebuilt. It failed beyond the cost and trouble Ive gone through with no answers. I lost over $500! BUY THE CHEAP ONE! So you can just buy new one if it breaks. So sick over this whole thing, but I should of known better. Amazon Customer Service was as helpful as much as she could. Gave me Singer phone #. Singer is the bad guy in this story!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2026 by pr blalck