
Brother SE1900
8.8Very good · out of 10- Embroidery field: 130 × 180 mm
- Sews and embroiders
- 1,659 buyer reviews

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Written from the listing and 1,659 buyer reviews, not from our own use · How we rate
On paper, the Brother SE1900 gets the important things right: a 130 × 180 mm embroidery field, sewing and embroidery in one machine and 138 built-in designs. A strong pick for a sewing room with space for one machine, and one of our top 10 sewing and embroidery machines.
| Brand | Brother |
|---|---|
| Category | Sewing and embroidery combos |
| Documented summary | A combined sewing and embroidery machine with a manufacturer-documented 130 × 180 mm embroidery field and 240 built-in sewing stitches. |
| Embroidery field | 130 × 180 mm |
| Built-in designs | 138 |
| Sewing stitches | 240 |
| Screen | 3.2 in, touchscreen |
| Buyer reviews | 1,659 · 4.7/5 |
| ASIN | B07C9RQP1D |
Full listing title: Brother SE1900 Sewing and Embroidery Machine, 138 Designs, 240 Built-in Stitches, Computerized, 5" x 7" Hoop Area, 3.2" LCD Touchscreen Display, 8 Included Feet
The two closest picks in our sewing and embroidery machines ranking, side by side.



The 5x7 class, and the biggest design the Brother SE1900 stitches in one hooping (about 5.1 × 7.1 in).
Chances are you'll start small with the Brother SE1900: a name, an initial, a little motif on something you already own. In practice: a tote panel, a big monogram on a cushion or a motif across a sweatshirt front, all in one go.
A 3.2-inch touchscreen is where you place and resize each design before the needle moves. Between projects it's your sewing machine too, with 240 stitches for hems, repairs and the odd zip. 138 designs are built in, so the first evenings don't start with a shopping trip for files.
Both. The 130 × 180 mm field takes tote panels and bigger monograms in one hooping, and names and patches fit with room to spare.
Only room for one machine? That's what the Brother SE1900 is for. It sews or embroiders, one job at a time.
The 5x7 class: tote panels, bigger monograms and motifs that a 4x4 machine would have to split. One hooping, one clean design.
Hems and repairs on Saturday, a name on the towel on Sunday. Handy if you only have room for one machine; while it embroiders, it can't sew.
Enough to stitch something nice the day it arrives; most people add downloaded designs later.
Word for word from the listing title. These are the seller's claims, not our findings.
138 Designs
240 Built-in Stitches
Computerized
5" x 7" Hoop Area
3.2" LCD Touchscreen Display
8 Included Feet
Buyers give it 4.7/5, an excellent record, well above this ranking's 4.3 average. And with 1,659 reviews behind it, that number is hard to argue with.
On Sep 22, 2026, the listing showed $1,148.95 for the Brother SE1900. It may have changed since: the button opens the listing with today's price, stock and seller. For comparison, on the same day the listings showed the Brother Stellaire 2 Innov-is XJ2 at $11,999.99 and the Brother SE700 at $529.99.
Thread it, sew a seam on a scrap, then attach the embroidery unit, and stitch a first sample on scrap fabric with stabilizer before the real project.
A stable table with clear room behind and beside the machine: the embroidery arm moves the hoop around while it stitches.
On paper, it is ready for tote panels, cushion fronts and bigger motifs in one hooping and everyday sewing in between.
Before the Brother SE1900 lands on your doorstep, check the space on your table: the embroidery arm moves the hoop around a 130 × 180 mm field, so give it clear room behind and beside the machine.
The documented field is 130 × 180 mm. Measure the designs you want to stitch, or try them in our design fit calculator: anything bigger means re-hooping.
Each brand reads its own file format. Before you buy designs, check that they are offered in your machine's format (the manual lists it). Our file format guide explains it.
Budget for stabilizer, embroidery thread and spare needles from day one. They are what makes the first stitch-outs lie flat. See the real cost of starting.
While the embroidery unit is attached, it doesn't sew. If you sew a lot or share the machine, two machines can be easier than one combo.
How the Brother SE1900 stacks up against the closest alternative in our ranking, the Brother Stellaire 2 Innov-is XJ2.
| Criterion | Brother SE1900 | Brother Stellaire 2 Innov-is XJ2 |
|---|---|---|
| Our rating | 8.8/10 | 9.4/10 |
| Embroidery field | 130 × 180 mm | 360 × 240 mm |
| Built-in designs | 138 | Not stated |
| Sewing stitches | 240 | Not stated |
| Buyer reviews | 1,659 · 4.7/5 | None captured |
Pick the Brother Stellaire 2 Innov-is XJ2 if you want our higher-rated option (9.4/10), with a bigger field (360 × 240 mm); stay with the Brother SE1900 for more built-in designs (138) and more sewing stitches (240).
Bigger designs? The SINGER Legacy SE300 stitches up to 260 × 150 mm (listed at $1,198 on Sep 22, 2026) and scores 6.8/10.
Already own a sewing machine? The Brother PE800 embroiders only, up to 130 × 180 mm, and scores 9.4/10.
Rather send designs over Wi-Fi? The Brother SE700 lists wireless transfer and scores 9.3/10.
We like the Brother SE1900 for a 130 × 180 mm embroidery field and sewing and embroidery in one machine. 1,659 buyers back that up with 4.7/5, about as reassuring as a review record gets. The one thing that bugs us: the Brother Stellaire 2 Innov-is XJ2 sitting above it at 9.4/10. We'd pick it if your designs are bigger than a pocket logo; otherwise, put it next to the Brother Stellaire 2 Innov-is XJ2 first.
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Formula result: 8.8/10
4.7/5 average
1,500+ buyer reviews
77/100 listing documentation score
We rate it 8.8/10 (very good), #2 of 10 in our sewing and embroidery machine ranking. It is based on 1,659 buyer reviews averaging 4.7/5 and the specifications stated in the listing.
Its documented specs list a 130 × 180 mm embroidery field, sewing and embroidery in one machine, 138 built-in designs, 240 sewing stitches and a 3.2-inch touchscreen. These are the manufacturer's and seller's figures, not our measurements: how neat the stitches look on your own fabric can't be read from a spec sheet.
Your designs: the documented field is 130 × 180 mm. Measure the designs you want to stitch, or try them in our design fit calculator: anything bigger means re-hooping. Design files: each brand reads its own file format. Before you buy designs, check that they are offered in your machine's format (the manual lists it). Our file format guide explains it. Stabilizer and thread: budget for stabilizer, embroidery thread and spare needles from day one. They are what makes the first stitch-outs lie flat. See the real cost of starting. Sewing and embroidery: while the embroidery unit is attached, it doesn't sew. If you sew a lot or share the machine, two machines can be easier than one combo.
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No, we haven't used it ourselves. Everything on this page comes from its listing and 1,659 buyer reviews, read line by line and weighed with our published formula.
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