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# 147.7 sq in active area Bluetooth wireless sync Cuts 100+ materials Cricut Explore Air 2 Craft Cutting Machine - Mint

**Brand:** cricut
**Price:** ฿3712
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🎨 Unlock your DIY empire with mint-fresh precision!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Cricut Explore Air 2 Craft Cutting Machine - Mint by cricut
- **How much does it cost?** ฿3712 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.co.th](https://www.desertcart.co.th/products/34865058-cricut-explore-air-2-craft-cutting-machine-mint)

## Best For

- cricut enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted cricut brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Compact Powerhouse:** Sleek mint design fits stylishly on any desk with a generous 147.7 sq in cutting surface.
- • **Organized Crafting, Always:** Built-in tool storage and reusable LightGrip mat keep your workspace neat and projects flawless.
- • **Precision Meets Versatility:** Effortlessly cut over 100 materials from vinyl to cork with the included Premium Fine-Point Blade.
- • **Expand Your Creative Arsenal:** Compatible with 6 tools including foiling and scoring for pro-level customizations (tools sold separately).
- • **Seamless Wireless Creativity:** Bluetooth connectivity pairs instantly with Design Space app on any device for on-the-go crafting.

## Overview

The Cricut Explore Air 2 Craft Cutting Machine in mint is a professional-grade, Bluetooth-enabled cutting tool designed for millennials who crave creative freedom. It offers precise cuts on 100+ materials, a spacious 147.7 sq in active area, and seamless integration with the cloud-based Design Space app across all major platforms. Its compact, stylish design includes smart storage solutions and compatibility with multiple accessory tools, empowering users to craft everything from custom apparel to home decor with ease and flair.

## Description

Customizing cards, creating iron-on stickers for T-shirts, designing wall decor for home or office and much more becomes easy with the uber cute Cricut Explore Air 2 cutting machine, with double the speed than its predecessor, that precisely cuts all craft materials with simplicity. With wireless Bluetooth connectivity and a cloud-based app that works on Windows, Mac, iOS and Android systems, get access to thousands of customizable designs and templates to ace the DIY game. Delve into majestic creativity with this cutting, writing and foiling magic creator that is compatible with 6 tools (sold separately) exploring around 100+ materials to uniquely present your crafting skills. The tools work in line with popular craft materials like cardstock, vinyl, and HTV iron-on to specialty materials like glitter paper, cork, and Infusible Ink Sublimation Sheets Highlighting your detailed writing tips, creating pro-level foil embellishments, and scoring an ace would now become simpler with additional tools like Scoring Stylus, Foil Transfer Tool and Deep-Point Blade. The kit includes Premium Fine-Point Blade with its housing, a fine point black pen, a light-grip machine mat, a welcome book, USB cable, power adapter, 50 ready-to-make projects and a free trial membership to Cricut Access for new subscribers.

Review: Best purchase I've ever made! The things you can make from home with this machine will save you time and money, and maybe more! - If you have any interest in arts and crafts, this is the machine for you! I've only had my machine for a few short days, but I've already made my first few projects and know that I'll be making them with very little in the way of training. The first project is laid out with simple online instructions and took only a few minutes to complete. Once you see how easy it is to make that project, you'll be amazed at just how impressive the results can be. More importantly, you'll be given a tour of the entire process, from setting up the machine to installing the software with easy instructions and with video's directly from YouTube. There is absolutely nothing difficult about taking this machine out and beginning to use it for whatever crafting projects you have in mind. I myself got the bug from having spent a few days watching a friend working from his shop where he creates all sorts of items that this machine creates with ease, from vinyl signs, Decals made from vinyl or Sticker paper, custom business cards or Birthday cards, anything you can come up with in a print shop can be made from your own home and at a fraction of the price of one made in a professional shop. Honestly, this machine can replace your needs for any local shop, unless the dimensions are your main concern, and even in most of those cases, you can still make your own vinyl signs and decals, you'll simply have to limit the size to the available dimensions of the machine, or you'll need to paste together larger pieces on your own. This simply means that instead of having a two foot tall logo that's ten foot long, you would need to make one foot tall segments that can be two foot long each, and simply line them up to create your own sign. Most shops that advertise with vinyl signs don't use letters larger than one square foot anyway, so you'd just be making each square as an individual letter and then line them up yourself, instead of stretching one long strip to make your sign. The work isn't significantly different, so why pay multiples of the price of this machine for one sign, when you can buy the machine and make all the signs you want from that point forward? Then when you consider that this machine can work in tons of different materials, ranging from paper to vinyl, leather to copper, there really aren't many limits to what you can make with this machine. With a little time and some minimal effort, you'll be making arts and crafts projects that you can give to your friends and family, and sell at any yard sale or flea market within days of arriving at your house. The best part of all is that this machine is tiny. It's footprint is so small that I have mine setup on a tiny table that was no longer needed in my living room. I simply placed a towel over the table to prevent it from being scratched, and I was set. I'm just now learning how to make more creative designs like custom boxes and bows, but with no time I'll be making those with ease. My only advice is that if you decide to buy one of these amazing machines, make sure you get everything you'll need to explore your own creativity. Make sure to buy all the add-ons, things like the deep cut blade, the paper crafting tools, the basic crafting tools and the scoring stylus and a set of the color pens for your own messages. From there, buy some quality paper card stock, Oracal 651 vinyl in all the best colors for simple designs or for more intricate designs, making sure to buy all the popular colors such as your primary colors, but also metallic colors such as gold or chrome, get lots of black and white as you'll be using those the most, and without fail, but transfer tape, lots of transfer tape, because having yard after yard of vinyl will do you no good if you can't actually place it on something, so transfer tape is equally important to your needs. Buy more transfer tape/paper than vinyl, because you'll almost always need transfer tape that hangs over the edges of your vinyl cutouts so that you can layer different colors or have the vinyl decal hold in place so that you can align it to whatever your placing it on. Buy a good exacto blade knife, your going to be using it constantly if you decide vinyl crafting is for you. I'd recommend you purchase a good cutting device, whether that be a guillotine style cutter or rotary cutter, make sure you buy one large enough for your vinyl or paper needs, so it will need to be at least one foot wide and long enough to cut lengths of a foot accurately. Some of those cutters don't come with a space long enough to cut squares of one foot so make sure you chose one with either an extension that will let you measure one square foot, or you'll be guessing beyond the length of the cutting device itself, or you'll need to mark the vinyl somehow and that will end up just eating up your time. From that point, you can decide if you need specialty materials, things like faux leather, copper foil that's normally found in rolls but also comes in sheets for use with the scoring tool to make beautiful embossed pieces, heat transfer vinyl that comes in several glittery colors or regular colors for making iron on designs that can go on everything from pants or shirts, to caps or other clothing items. They offer magnetic sheets that you can use to make magnetic business cards or decals, printable sticker paper, heat transfer jewels (bedazzle style gemstones), or any other material you wouldn't imagine needing but will find out once you've installed the software on your pc or phone, and are able to browse the online design shop. Whether your just an everyday tinkerer that needs something to fill your time, or you want to create your own small business out of your living room, this machine is well worth your time and money! Best of all, you don't have to take my word for it, just go on YouTube and research Cricut projects and you'll get a sampling of exactly what you'll be able to make with this amazing machine!
Review: Worth the investment! - I’ve been using the Cricut Explore Air 2 for a while now, and overall, it’s a solid machine that delivers on what it promises—but it definitely comes with a few things you should know before buying. Setup & First Impressions Getting started was pretty straightforward. The machine itself looks clean and well-built, and Cricut does a good job guiding you through the setup process using Cricut Design Space. You plug it in, connect via Bluetooth or USB, and follow the prompts. Within about 20–30 minutes, I was ready to make my first cut. That said, you’re basically required to use Cricut’s software (Design Space), which is both a strength and a limitation. Cutting Performance This is where the Explore Air 2 does really well. It cuts cleanly and consistently across a wide range of materials: • Vinyl (permanent and removable) • Iron-on (HTV) • Cardstock • Sticker paper • Some thinner specialty materials Cuts are precise, and once you dial in your material settings, it becomes very reliable. I rarely have to redo projects due to bad cuts. The “Fast Mode” is a nice bonus—it speeds things up significantly, especially for vinyl projects, without sacrificing too much accuracy. Ease of Use For beginners, this machine is very approachable. You don’t need prior experience with cutting machines to get good results fairly quickly. The interface is simple, and most of the process is automated. However, there is a learning curve when it comes to: • Understanding materials and pressure settings • Proper mat use and maintenance • Weeding vinyl cleanly • Layering designs None of it is overly difficult, but expect a bit of trial and error at the beginning. Cricut Design Space (Important) This is probably the biggest drawback. Design Space is functional, but it can feel limiting and sometimes frustrating: • It’s cloud-based, so you need internet for full functionality • It can lag or glitch occasionally • Advanced design tools are pretty basic compared to real design software If you’re serious about design, you’ll likely end up creating your designs in other programs (like Illustrator or similar) and importing them. Also worth noting: Cricut pushes Cricut Access (their subscription). You don’t need it, but they make it very visible. Materials & Ongoing Costs The machine itself is just the start. Costs add up quickly with: • Vinyl and iron-on materials • Replacement blades • Cutting mats • Tools (weeding tools, scrapers, etc.) You don’t have to buy Cricut-branded materials, but compatibility and quality can vary with third-party options. Noise & Speed It’s not quiet. When it’s cutting, you’ll hear it. Not unbearable, but definitely noticeable. Fast Mode makes it louder, but also much quicker—so it balances out. Reliability So far, the machine has been dependable. It hasn’t jammed or failed on me, and as long as you keep your mats clean and materials properly aligned, it performs consistently. Who It’s Best For This machine is ideal if you want to: • Make custom shirts, decals, or stickers • Do DIY crafts or small projects • Start a small side hustle (Etsy, local sales, etc.) It’s not ideal if you want: • Deep design control directly in the software • A fully offline workflow • Heavy-duty material cutting (like thick wood or metal) Final Thoughts The Cricut Explore Air 2 is a reliable, beginner-friendly cutting machine that produces high-quality results once you get the hang of it. It’s not perfect—Design Space can be limiting, and the ongoing costs are real—but the core performance is strong. If you’re mainly focused on vinyl, iron-on, and paper projects, it absolutely gets the job done and is easy to recommend. Just go into it knowing that the ecosystem (software + materials) is a big part of the experience.

## Features

- ART AND CRAFT CUTTING MADE SIMPLE, EVEN FOR BEGINNERS - Designed with simplicity and value in mind, bust out your DIY dreams and create fresh styles for your T-shirts, home decor, and more with the Cricut Explore Air 2 classic cutting machine
- CUTS 100 plus MATERIALS WITH EASE – The included Premium Fine-Point Blade lets crafters make precise, intricate cuts from a variety of popular materials like cardstock, vinyl decal, HTV iron-on and more. Also works with glitter paper, cork, and Infusible Ink
- APP BASED CRAFTING TOOL WITH WIRELESS-BLUETOOTH CONNECTIVITY - With just a few clicks, create personalized and custom designs using the cloud-based Design Space app that works on mobile phones and laptops (iOS, Android, Windows, and Mac)
- KEEP YOUR SPACE NEAT AND ORGANIZED - Machine comes with built-in storage on the top and under the bottom flap for storing tools. The reusable LightGrip Machine Mat holds your materials in place so you can easily remove the finished design
- ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES - Compatible with 6 tools for cutting, writing, foiling and more. Add special accessories like Deep-Point Blade, Bonded-Fabric Blade, Foil-Transfer Tool and Scoring Stylus for limitless options (blades and tools sold separately)
- Smart Set dial for easy material settings

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01GSOMVRG |
| Active Surface Area | 147.7187 square inches |
| Best Sellers Rank | #267,297 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing ( See Top 100 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing ) #230 in Scrapbooking Die-Cut Machines |
| Brand | Cricut |
| Brand Name | Cricut |
| Color | Mint |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 27,741 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00093573270383 |
| Included Components | Cricut Explore Air 2 machine, Premium Fine-Point Blade + Housing, Fine Point Pen, Black LightGrip Machine Mat, 12 in x 12 in (30.5 cm x 30.5 cm), Welcome Book, USB cable, Power adapter, Free trial membership to Cricut Access (for new subscribers), 50 ready-to-make projects, Materials for a practice project |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 6.99"D x 21.13"W x 5.93"H |
| Item Type Name | Cricut Explore Air 2 |
| Item Weight | 16 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Provo Craft & Novelty |
| Material | Cardstock |
| Material Type | Cardstock |
| Model | 2003638 |
| Operation Mode | Automatic |
| Part Number | 10014788 |
| Print media | Card stock, Fabric |
| Product Dimensions | 6.99"D x 21.13"W x 5.93"H |
| UPC | 093573270383 723436230604 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Warranty Description | 1 year warranty. |

## Product Details

- **Active Surface Area:** 147.7187 square inches
- **Brand:** Cricut
- **Color:** Mint
- **Material:** Cardstock
- **Product Dimensions:** 6.99"D x 21.13"W x 5.93"H

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: I want a machine to cut out my own designs from photoshop/illustrator, I'm not interested in any of the library images etc. Can this do this, well?**
A: The company wanted to charge a monthly subscription fee for owners to upload designs, but they received massive complaints from users causing them to rescind their stance and will continue to allow unlimited uploads. As of 3/27/2021, Cricut will continue to allow owners and users to upload unlimited designs in Design Space at no additional cost.

**Q: what are included in the box in addition to the mashineeverything you need to get started (what’s included in the box) • cricut explore air™ 2 machine**
A: here is whats included.....Cricut Explore Air 2 machineCricut Design Space software and appGerman carbide premium bladeUSB cord and power cordAccessory adapter100+ free images50+ free projectsGetting Started guidePen and cardstock sampleCricut 12″ x 12″ StandardGrip cutting mat

**Q: I am looking to get my first Cricut machine. Will the faster speed matter or should I save some money and get the previous version to learn on?**
A: The only difference between the air1 and air2 is the speed of the cut and the color options for the machines. I have the air2 and I honestly haven't even tried the faster cutting option because I've been cutting really delicate things and I was afraid that it would rip the material at a faster speed. I guess this question depends on how much you would use it and for what. I don't, by any means, think the air1 is "slow".

**Q: Some reviews say after 2 months you have to pay $10 a month to continue using the machine. Is this true? and is this the case for all cricut models?**
A: Their new policy limits users to uploading only 20 images a month without a subscription. Can you imagine buying a printer but only being allowed to print 20 pages without paying more money than you already spent on a printer?! Cricuts direct competitor, the Cameo Silhouette does not have a limit on how many of your own designs and images you can print for free.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best purchase I've ever made! The things you can make from home with this machine will save you time and money, and maybe more!
*by J***A on November 10, 2016*

If you have any interest in arts and crafts, this is the machine for you! I've only had my machine for a few short days, but I've already made my first few projects and know that I'll be making them with very little in the way of training. The first project is laid out with simple online instructions and took only a few minutes to complete. Once you see how easy it is to make that project, you'll be amazed at just how impressive the results can be. More importantly, you'll be given a tour of the entire process, from setting up the machine to installing the software with easy instructions and with video's directly from YouTube. There is absolutely nothing difficult about taking this machine out and beginning to use it for whatever crafting projects you have in mind. I myself got the bug from having spent a few days watching a friend working from his shop where he creates all sorts of items that this machine creates with ease, from vinyl signs, Decals made from vinyl or Sticker paper, custom business cards or Birthday cards, anything you can come up with in a print shop can be made from your own home and at a fraction of the price of one made in a professional shop. Honestly, this machine can replace your needs for any local shop, unless the dimensions are your main concern, and even in most of those cases, you can still make your own vinyl signs and decals, you'll simply have to limit the size to the available dimensions of the machine, or you'll need to paste together larger pieces on your own. This simply means that instead of having a two foot tall logo that's ten foot long, you would need to make one foot tall segments that can be two foot long each, and simply line them up to create your own sign. Most shops that advertise with vinyl signs don't use letters larger than one square foot anyway, so you'd just be making each square as an individual letter and then line them up yourself, instead of stretching one long strip to make your sign. The work isn't significantly different, so why pay multiples of the price of this machine for one sign, when you can buy the machine and make all the signs you want from that point forward? Then when you consider that this machine can work in tons of different materials, ranging from paper to vinyl, leather to copper, there really aren't many limits to what you can make with this machine. With a little time and some minimal effort, you'll be making arts and crafts projects that you can give to your friends and family, and sell at any yard sale or flea market within days of arriving at your house. The best part of all is that this machine is tiny. It's footprint is so small that I have mine setup on a tiny table that was no longer needed in my living room. I simply placed a towel over the table to prevent it from being scratched, and I was set. I'm just now learning how to make more creative designs like custom boxes and bows, but with no time I'll be making those with ease. My only advice is that if you decide to buy one of these amazing machines, make sure you get everything you'll need to explore your own creativity. Make sure to buy all the add-ons, things like the deep cut blade, the paper crafting tools, the basic crafting tools and the scoring stylus and a set of the color pens for your own messages. From there, buy some quality paper card stock, Oracal 651 vinyl in all the best colors for simple designs or for more intricate designs, making sure to buy all the popular colors such as your primary colors, but also metallic colors such as gold or chrome, get lots of black and white as you'll be using those the most, and without fail, but transfer tape, lots of transfer tape, because having yard after yard of vinyl will do you no good if you can't actually place it on something, so transfer tape is equally important to your needs. Buy more transfer tape/paper than vinyl, because you'll almost always need transfer tape that hangs over the edges of your vinyl cutouts so that you can layer different colors or have the vinyl decal hold in place so that you can align it to whatever your placing it on. Buy a good exacto blade knife, your going to be using it constantly if you decide vinyl crafting is for you. I'd recommend you purchase a good cutting device, whether that be a guillotine style cutter or rotary cutter, make sure you buy one large enough for your vinyl or paper needs, so it will need to be at least one foot wide and long enough to cut lengths of a foot accurately. Some of those cutters don't come with a space long enough to cut squares of one foot so make sure you chose one with either an extension that will let you measure one square foot, or you'll be guessing beyond the length of the cutting device itself, or you'll need to mark the vinyl somehow and that will end up just eating up your time. From that point, you can decide if you need specialty materials, things like faux leather, copper foil that's normally found in rolls but also comes in sheets for use with the scoring tool to make beautiful embossed pieces, heat transfer vinyl that comes in several glittery colors or regular colors for making iron on designs that can go on everything from pants or shirts, to caps or other clothing items. They offer magnetic sheets that you can use to make magnetic business cards or decals, printable sticker paper, heat transfer jewels (bedazzle style gemstones), or any other material you wouldn't imagine needing but will find out once you've installed the software on your pc or phone, and are able to browse the online design shop. Whether your just an everyday tinkerer that needs something to fill your time, or you want to create your own small business out of your living room, this machine is well worth your time and money! Best of all, you don't have to take my word for it, just go on YouTube and research Cricut projects and you'll get a sampling of exactly what you'll be able to make with this amazing machine!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Worth the investment!
*by E***B on April 3, 2026*

I’ve been using the Cricut Explore Air 2 for a while now, and overall, it’s a solid machine that delivers on what it promises—but it definitely comes with a few things you should know before buying. Setup & First Impressions Getting started was pretty straightforward. The machine itself looks clean and well-built, and Cricut does a good job guiding you through the setup process using Cricut Design Space. You plug it in, connect via Bluetooth or USB, and follow the prompts. Within about 20–30 minutes, I was ready to make my first cut. That said, you’re basically required to use Cricut’s software (Design Space), which is both a strength and a limitation. Cutting Performance This is where the Explore Air 2 does really well. It cuts cleanly and consistently across a wide range of materials: • Vinyl (permanent and removable) • Iron-on (HTV) • Cardstock • Sticker paper • Some thinner specialty materials Cuts are precise, and once you dial in your material settings, it becomes very reliable. I rarely have to redo projects due to bad cuts. The “Fast Mode” is a nice bonus—it speeds things up significantly, especially for vinyl projects, without sacrificing too much accuracy. Ease of Use For beginners, this machine is very approachable. You don’t need prior experience with cutting machines to get good results fairly quickly. The interface is simple, and most of the process is automated. However, there is a learning curve when it comes to: • Understanding materials and pressure settings • Proper mat use and maintenance • Weeding vinyl cleanly • Layering designs None of it is overly difficult, but expect a bit of trial and error at the beginning. Cricut Design Space (Important) This is probably the biggest drawback. Design Space is functional, but it can feel limiting and sometimes frustrating: • It’s cloud-based, so you need internet for full functionality • It can lag or glitch occasionally • Advanced design tools are pretty basic compared to real design software If you’re serious about design, you’ll likely end up creating your designs in other programs (like Illustrator or similar) and importing them. Also worth noting: Cricut pushes Cricut Access (their subscription). You don’t need it, but they make it very visible. Materials & Ongoing Costs The machine itself is just the start. Costs add up quickly with: • Vinyl and iron-on materials • Replacement blades • Cutting mats • Tools (weeding tools, scrapers, etc.) You don’t have to buy Cricut-branded materials, but compatibility and quality can vary with third-party options. Noise & Speed It’s not quiet. When it’s cutting, you’ll hear it. Not unbearable, but definitely noticeable. Fast Mode makes it louder, but also much quicker—so it balances out. Reliability So far, the machine has been dependable. It hasn’t jammed or failed on me, and as long as you keep your mats clean and materials properly aligned, it performs consistently. Who It’s Best For This machine is ideal if you want to: • Make custom shirts, decals, or stickers • Do DIY crafts or small projects • Start a small side hustle (Etsy, local sales, etc.) It’s not ideal if you want: • Deep design control directly in the software • A fully offline workflow • Heavy-duty material cutting (like thick wood or metal) Final Thoughts The Cricut Explore Air 2 is a reliable, beginner-friendly cutting machine that produces high-quality results once you get the hang of it. It’s not perfect—Design Space can be limiting, and the ongoing costs are real—but the core performance is strong. If you’re mainly focused on vinyl, iron-on, and paper projects, it absolutely gets the job done and is easy to recommend. Just go into it knowing that the ecosystem (software + materials) is a big part of the experience.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Love mine
*by E***T on May 4, 2026*

Love my cricut, still works great 10 years later.

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