I’ve been working four years, mostly in graphic and lettering, last two months with Nero, Cronus since start, broke after 3.5 years of working, never bring me down, and that’s my review about Nero. 1. Outlining for me - better than Cronus, hits a bit harder, i work with 5rl-18rs for contour, all doing well on soft and hard skin and every piece of body. Cronus may be too soft sometimes, but mostly doing well too. 2. Shading. Soft shades gives me a bit harder in work than Cronus, but I used to it in nearly 1 month. 3. Color packs on Nero - it is a heaven, works really fast, well and deep tight in 1 touch. 4. Critical battery. I got standard size, work with 7.8-8 on packing, 8.2-8.6 outlining, 8.8-9.3 soft shades, and I always got 6 hours of work, even on max voltage, but if I will work on 7.8-8, I can work 7-8 hours and have around 15-30% of stock of battery. It weighs very low, and perfect for Nero, given that the machine is small. Perfect balance, very comfortable in work, planning get the second one. 5. Comfort. For me, Nero is more comfortable in hand than Cronus, but it too individually. What really takes me up with Nero - that I can normally use it with wireless, Cronus has too much voltage for it and it’s too high for it in my opinion. Conclusion. For me Cronus is a fantastic instrument, all rounder, never let me down by three with a half years, planning fix it and use as second machine, but Nero is a step forward for me in comfort and fast tattooing. Thanks.
At this price point? No click grip, sensitive motor... What's the point getting one of these instead of a bishop wand? Even the mast tour pro plus has got a click grip and the better brushless mcore motor, for under 200 bucks.
Been working with Cronus for almost 4 years without problems as a daily workhorse, amazing machine and really strong and fast for pen standarts. It is probably time to buy Nero, the only reason why I still haven't bought it is because Lithuanian Irons teased a new pen with internal battery at some point in the summer of this year.
Thinking of getting this Nero or Neuma4. If I get the neuma 4 id just get the brass or stainless grip with 3.6 stroke. Which do you think is the best for the all arounder? Liner and shader?
@@tattootheory you can’t adjust the stroke on the Nero though…. Correct? What don’t you like about the neuma because your older videos sounds like you thought it was the best machine ever built so I’m just wondering what happened
@@tattootheory really??? Never heard of that type of motor. Also I can’t even seem to find the Nero anywhere online other than the Lithuanian Irons website.
@@tattootheory I have a sol terra with responsive mode，but I don't like it's ergonomics，It is not comfortable to use，And I don't like the look of the wand，so I bought a nero😀 anyway，thanks for your review！
@@tattootheory I'm gonna see if any of my coworkers got it but I'm ordering it I like 4mm stroke my favorite stroke option so I'm sure I'll love it regardless
@@tattootheory I'm gonna try it out with the other critical battery I have but I do need to get another critical battery u should do a review on the vlad blad the ultron pens a cool little machine I like it it's louder than anything else I own but I like it not alot of people are hip to the vlad machines
These Lithuanian Irons machines look wonderful. Great review!
I’ve been working four years, mostly in graphic and lettering, last two months with Nero, Cronus since start, broke after 3.5 years of working, never bring me down, and that’s my review about Nero.
1. Outlining for me - better than Cronus, hits a bit harder, i work with 5rl-18rs for contour, all doing well on soft and hard skin and every piece of body. Cronus may be too soft sometimes, but mostly doing well too.
2. Shading. Soft shades gives me a bit harder in work than Cronus, but I used to it in nearly 1 month.
3. Color packs on Nero - it is a heaven, works really fast, well and deep tight in 1 touch.
4. Critical battery. I got standard size, work with 7.8-8 on packing, 8.2-8.6 outlining, 8.8-9.3 soft shades, and I always got 6 hours of work, even on max voltage, but if I will work on 7.8-8, I can work 7-8 hours and have around 15-30% of stock of battery. It weighs very low, and perfect for Nero, given that the machine is small. Perfect balance, very comfortable in work, planning get the second one.
5. Comfort. For me, Nero is more comfortable in hand than Cronus, but it too individually. What really takes me up with Nero - that I can normally use it with wireless, Cronus has too much voltage for it and it’s too high for it in my opinion.
Conclusion. For me Cronus is a fantastic instrument, all rounder, never let me down by three with a half years, planning fix it and use as second machine, but Nero is a step forward for me in comfort and fast tattooing. Thanks.
At this price point? No click grip, sensitive motor...
What's the point getting one of these instead of a bishop wand?
Even the mast tour pro plus has got a click grip and the better brushless mcore motor, for under 200 bucks.
Been working with Cronus for almost 4 years without problems as a daily workhorse, amazing machine and really strong and fast for pen standarts. It is probably time to buy Nero, the only reason why I still haven't bought it is because Lithuanian Irons teased a new pen with internal battery at some point in the summer of this year.
Nero is fantastic
It really is an amazing machine, thanks for letting me take it for a spin Vision!
Can you turn off the digital give? Thx
This vs the sol nova wired machine?
It been a minute!
Cool review!
Que tal es para lineas gruesas?
How long will the critical shorty battery last on the nero?Thanks
4 hours
@@tattootheory Which one do you recommend? standard or shorty？
does it have a faulhaber engine? can i have more details on the engine? thank you
It uses a custom faulhaber brushless motor that has sensi drive built into it it’s such an amazing little machine.
Thinking of getting this Nero or Neuma4. If I get the neuma 4 id just get the brass or stainless grip with 3.6 stroke. Which do you think is the best for the all arounder? Liner and shader?
I like the Nero better than the Neuma 4 but that’s just me.
@@tattootheory you can’t adjust the stroke on the Nero though…. Correct? What don’t you like about the neuma because your older videos sounds like you thought it was the best machine ever built so I’m just wondering what happened
@@Cjmm007 I still like the Neuma but the Nero has a sensi drive motor it doesn’t need different stroke lengths.
@@tattootheory really??? Never heard of that type of motor. Also I can’t even seem to find the Nero anywhere online other than the Lithuanian Irons website.
@@tattootheory I also can’t find any UA-cam videos about the Nero so I guess I’ll just go with neuma4. Only place to buy Nero is their website?
I just ordered a nero！hope it’s better than wand
Both are awesome machines but the Nero uses a responsive motor the wand does not.
@@tattootheory I have a sol terra with responsive mode，but I don't like it's ergonomics，It is not comfortable to use，And I don't like the look of the wand，so I bought a nero😀 anyway，thanks for your review！
I bought the Buffalo from Lithuanian irons I still like machines with a hard hit like that but now I'm wishing I tried their pen
The Nero is fucking bad ass dude it’s such a good machine!!!
@@tattootheory I'm gonna see if any of my coworkers got it but I'm ordering it I like 4mm stroke my favorite stroke option so I'm sure I'll love it regardless
@@tattootheory I ordered one no one has it at work but I'm going for it u never steer me wrong bro
@@ivanmendoza8457 trust me your going to love it and you should get the critical shorty connect battery it works so dope with it.
@@tattootheory I'm gonna try it out with the other critical battery I have but I do need to get another critical battery u should do a review on the vlad blad the ultron pens a cool little machine I like it it's louder than anything else I own but I like it not alot of people are hip to the vlad machines