Which is better for shirts and small items?

Both handle shirts, mugs, and mousepads. The F370's 13-inch width covers standard shirt panels and its 150-sheet cassette suits batch sheet work. The F570 adds 24-inch width for oversized panels and all-over prints.

Is the F570 worth the extra money?

Yes if you sell wide-format work or print from rolls. The 24-inch width and built-in cutter save labor on long runs. If your products fit within 13 inches, the F370 at $999.00 at HeatPressNation as of November 3, 2026 is the cheaper path.

Can the F370 print from rolls?

No. The F370 feeds sheets from a 150-sheet front cassette and a rear tray for media up to 13 x 47.2 inches. Roll printing and cutting are F570 features.

Which has lower running costs?

Both use 140 mL ink bottles, so ink cost per milliliter is similar. The F570 wastes less paper on long jobs because the rotary cutter trims to length, while the F370 is limited to cut sheets.

When can I get the F370?

It is listed for pre-order with an expected January 2027 ship date. The F570 is a shipping product with a 4.9 out of 5 rating from 11 ratings.

Do both work wirelessly?

Yes. Both support Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi Direct, USB, and mobile printing. The F570 adds Ethernet and a larger 4.3-inch color touchscreen versus the F370's 2.7-inch LCD.

Epson SureColor F370 Sublimation Printer vs Epson SureColor F570 24" Dye Sublimation Printer

Buy the F570 if you need 24-inch transfers, roll media, or a built-in cutter. Buy the F370 if 13-inch sheets cover your products and you want the lowest entry price. The F370 is $999.00 at HeatPressNation as of November 3, 2026, and the F570 costs more at every store that lists it. The F370 is listed for pre-order with an expected January 2027 ship date, so the F570 is the one you can run now.

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