Brother ST150HDH vs Singer Heavy Duty 6700C

Technical comparison · Electronic and computerised

In brief

Two mid-range electronic machines, both supplied with a walking foot. What separates them is the build: the Brother weighs 4.6 kg, the Singer 7 kg with a metal frame. Speeds and weights are manufacturer-declared values.

Parameter
Awards —
Identity
Use tier F2 — Intermediate F2 — Intermediate
Price
Price ~200–450 € ~200–450 €
Universal specs
Dimensions (W×D×H) 41.3 × 17.8 × 31.7 cm —
Weight 4.6 kg 7 kg
Category specs
Machine weight 4.6 kg —
Machine width 413 mm —
Machine height 317 mm —
Machine depth 178 mm —
Power supply 110-120 V Multi-voltage
Frame material — Metal
Stitch selection — Buttons
Maximum speed 850 spm 1100 spm
Built-in stitches 50 —
Buttonhole type One-step One-step
Buttonhole styles 5 7
Stitch types — Straight stitch, Triple stretch straight stitch, Zigzag stitch, Three-step zigzag, Triple stretch zigzag, Elastic overlock stitch, Blind hem stitch, Stretch blind hem stitch
Maximum stitch width 7 mm 7 mm
Maximum stitch length 5 mm 4.5 mm
Space to the right of the needle 162.6 mm —
Arm workspace height 104.1 mm —
Feed dog pieces 7 —
Drop feed — Yes
Dual feed / walking foot system Walking foot included Walking foot included
Needle threader Automatic Semi-automatic
Presser foot lift — 6 mm
Free arm — Yes
Display LCD LCD
Start/stop button Yes —
Included presser feet 9 —

SewingSpecs Awards

Brother ST150HDH

No awards in this tier.

Singer Heavy Duty 6700C

Best value Intermediate

Best balance of technical score and price among the 9 sheets in the Electronic and computerised category (intermediate tier): technical score 100/100. The price used is the sheet's estimated range.

How we assign awards →

The differences that matter

  • 4.6 kg vs 7 kg → what you lift each time the machine comes out and goes back
  • 5 vs 7 buttonhole types → the Singer covers more variants with the same one-step procedure
  • Automatic vs semi-automatic needle threader → on the Singer, threading the needle takes one more manual step

Which one to choose

Choose Brother ST150HDH if…

the machine comes out of the cupboard for every job and goes back afterwards: it is 2.4 kg lighter to carry. You give up speed (850 spm against 1100) and buttonhole variety (5 types against 7). The needle threader is automatic.

See the Brother ST150HDH sheet →

Choose Singer Heavy Duty 6700C if…

you often sew long seams or runs of different buttonholes: 1100 spm and 7 buttonhole types, with a metal frame. The cost is 7 kg to carry and a semi-automatic needle threader.

See the Singer Heavy Duty 6700C sheet →

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