The specification file · SE700
Brother SE700
A combination-machine candidate when the actual stitched design fits a documented 100 × 100 mm field. Wireless transfer is already present; a bigger field is the reason to compare upward, not simply a higher model number.
- Machine role
- Sewing and embroideryManufacturer evidence ↗
- Maximum embroidery field
- 4 × 4 in; 100 × 100 mmManufacturer evidence ↗
- Built-in sewing stitches / embroidery designs
- 103 / 135Manufacturer evidence ↗
- Embroidery fonts
- 10Manufacturer evidence ↗
- Maximum sewing speed
- 710 stitches per minuteManufacturer evidence ↗
- Maximum embroidery speed
- Not verified in the reviewed source
- Wireless transfer
- Wireless LAN; Design Database Transfer and Artspira workflowsManufacturer evidence ↗
- Published unit dimensions
- 7.76 × 16.50 × 12.09 in; axes not identified in the reviewed tableManufacturer evidence ↗
- Included embroidery frame
- 100 × 100 mmManufacturer evidence ↗
- Bobbin evidence
- Brother SA156 plastic Class 15; this model is in the support listManufacturer evidence ↗
Start with a real design, not an upgrade label
Our buying test for this model is straightforward: open one design you genuinely intend to stitch and check its final bounding dimensions. Add lettering before checking fit. A small individual motif does not mean a combined name-and-motif layout still fits. The design-field tool can screen the rectangle, but the machine’s frame selection, firmware and stitch-file acceptance remain the final checks.
The transfer feature is not missing
The source lists wireless transfer on the SE700. That matters when comparing it with SE725 and SE2000: wireless capability alone is not a reason to pay for either alternative. Compare the workflow you actually have, including device support and any software required. A wireless machine does not imply that every desktop operating system can send designs in the same way.
Build a useful ownership budget
List the machine, the supplies required for the first project and only the additional accessories whose model match is documented. Do not price an imagined upgrade to a larger embroidery field through a larger frame. Compare SE2000 when the design itself needs more room, and compare SE725 when the package or retailer arrangement matters. We have not used this machine, measured its stitch quality or verified a current delivered price.
Source file
Manufacturer statements are attributed; purchasing analysis and arithmetic are our own. Source check: September 19, 2026.
Sources can change. Confirm the exact model, region, revision and supplied configuration before ordering. Research methodology.