OG Produce Black Widow review: seven-stroke wireless tattoo pen specs

Seven stroke settings are the central specification

OG publishes seven settings: 2.4, 2.7, 3.0, 3.3, 3.6, 3.9 and 4.2 mm. The range is adjusted by rotating the grip, according to the product description. That makes the Black Widow materially different on paper from a pen locked to one stroke. A prospective buyer can see the increments and endpoints without having to interpret a vague “adjustable” label.

The listing presents the range for lining, shading, filling and permanent-makeup scenarios. Those are the manufacturer’s stated applications, not outcomes established here. OG does not publish a needle-depth range, and stroke length should not be confused with needle depth. One describes the machine’s travel setting; the other missing figure would describe a separate adjustment buyers may need to understand.

The package also includes two grips. OG does not give their diameters, materials or whether each grip provides the same adjustment markings. The second grip is therefore a clear box-content fact, but its practical difference remains undocumented.

Motor, modes and electrical range

The named drive system is a brushless outer-rotor speed-regulating motor. OG publishes 9,000 rpm at 12 V, an operating range of 4 to 12 V, and fast and slow modes. These figures identify the motor architecture and available controls, but they do not establish how consistently the pen holds speed under load.

The product description also says startup output briefly reaches 10 V and stabilizes after 0.3 seconds. That is unusually specific, yet the page does not define the load or measurement conditions behind the statement. It is best read as a manufacturer specification, not a comparable benchmark.

The body is listed as 6063 aluminum, with a height of 133.5 mm. Weight is given as a 223 to 278 g range rather than one configured figure. OG does not explain which grip, battery or setup corresponds to each endpoint, so buyers cannot tell exactly which assembled configuration weighs 223 g.

Battery system and box contents

Two 2,000 mAh polymer batteries are included. The listing also names a charging base, Type-C cable and DC 5 V/1 A input. A second battery can be relevant to workflow planning, but the page supplies neither operating time per battery nor full-charge time. Capacity alone cannot answer either question.

The rest of the published kit is the pen, two grips, user manual, accessory tool kit and box. The tool-kit contents are not itemized. There is no supported basis for assuming the package includes cartridges, barrier materials, spare hardware or a particular charger beyond the listed cable and base.

At the checked $397 price, the visible product page says the Black Widow is backordered and will ship when it returns. Its Shopify product data still marks the item available for ordering. Recording it as PreOrder reflects both facts without presenting a backorder as stock ready for immediate shipment.

Compatibility, care and warranty gaps

OG does not state which cartridge standard or cartridge brands fit this model. That omission matters because the same store makes separate compatibility claims on some other machines, but a claim from another product cannot be transferred to the Black Widow.

The page also supplies no cleaning, barrier, disinfection or sterilization instructions. This review will not improvise care advice for professional equipment. Those fields remain TODO: verify until OG publishes model-specific guidance.

A 365-day quality warranty and 14-day free returns are displayed on the product page. The product description does not spell out covered components, battery exclusions, service procedure or who pays cross-border shipping. The duration is useful; the scope still needs the applicable official terms before a buyer can treat it as comprehensive coverage.