Side-by-side comparison · Specs checked October 2026

Singer SE300 vs Singer SE9180

The SE300 has the bigger embroidery field: 10 × 5.9 in against 6.7 × 4 in.

Which should you buy?

Choose the SE300 if you want the bigger embroidery field (10 × 5.9 in vs 6.7 × 4 in).

Choose the SE9180 if you want more built-in designs (150 vs 69); or if you do a lot of lettering (10 built-in fonts vs 6); or if you want a model that is still sold new, with current support.

SE300 vs SE9180: specs side by side

SpecSinger SE300Singer SE9180
TypeSewing and embroiderySewing and embroidery
Embroidery field10 × 5.9 in (260 × 150 mm)6.7 × 4 in (170 × 100 mm)
Hoops included10 × 5.9 in (260 × 150 mm); 4 × 4 in (100 × 100 mm)6.7 × 4 in (170 × 100 mm)
File formats.XXX, .DST.VP3
Design transferUSB stickUSB stick
Built-in designs69150
Lettering fonts610
Sewing stitches250250
Cap frameNoNo
Screentouch7 in touch
Released——
StatusDiscontinuedSold new
Typical price—$800–$1,100

Bold marks the higher number where more is better. Prices are typical new ranges, not live prices.

Embroidery field: SE300 vs SE9180

SE300SE9180
SE300: 10 × 5.9 in (260 × 150 mm). SE9180: 6.7 × 4 in (170 × 100 mm). Drawn to scale.

The field is the biggest design each machine can stitch in one hooping. Bigger designs have to be split into parts. Check a design size.

SE300

Suits a sewer who wants one machine for everyday sewing and mid-size embroidery such as monograms, pocket designs and borders, and who can find one used or as leftover dealer stock. Skip it if you need Wi-Fi, PES files without converting, finished hats or designs larger than 10¼ × 6 in.

Discontinued: you will mostly find it used or refurbished.

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SE9180

Suits a sewer who wants one affordable machine for everyday sewing plus small to medium embroidery such as monograms and patches. Not for anyone who needs a large hoop, hats, or files in PES or DST without converting.

About $800–$1,100 new (checked October 2026)

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Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between the Singer SE300 and the SE9180?

The SE300 has the bigger embroidery field: 10 × 5.9 in against 6.7 × 4 in.

Is the SE9180 better than the SE300?

It depends on what you need. Pick the SE9180 if you want more built-in designs (150 vs 69); pick the SE300 if you want the bigger embroidery field (10 × 5.9 in vs 6.7 × 4 in).

Do the SE300 and SE9180 have the same hoop size?

No. The SE300 stitches up to 10 × 5.9 in and the SE9180 up to 6.7 × 4 in in one hooping.

Can the SE300 and SE9180 use the same design files?

Not directly. Convert designs to the format each machine reads with embroidery software.

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