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PROS:
- Fast heating bed speeds up the entire printing process.
- Large leveling knobs for a better user experience.
- Large build volume.
- Metal frame for stability.
- Resume from the power outage.
- Double Gear Extrusion.
- Quick Assembly.
- Magnetic printing bed.
CONS:
- Open body meaning temperature maintenance would be a problem.
- Safety issues while printing from home.
PROS:
- Highly affordable
- Easy to work with and setup
- The reliable 3D printer at a cheaper cost
- High-quality prints
- Easy to level the 3D printer
- Compatible with third-party filament
CONS:
- The firmware is a little confusing
- Non-heated bed
PROS:
- Available at a very affordable cost.
- Comes with a single screw leveling that decreases human effort like no other.
- Low resolution of the printer is covered to a considerable extent with the printer’s Anti-aliasing technology.
- Low power consumption.
- Quick FEP replacement.
- Equipped with important tools that are highly useful in the due course of 3D printing.
- New slicing software makes possible quick slicing of parts and functional prototypes.
CONS:
- Despite the anti-aliasing technology, the printer is only able to provide a resolution of 480 pixels.
- Lesser printing materials.
- Works only with Windows and mac operating systems.
- Leveling of bed becomes a headache as you need to do it every time.
- The Z axis lead screw and linear rail setup doesn’t give the printer same level of stability as the former versions.
PROS:
- The print quality is amazing
- Works great with PLA
- Affordable
- Great customer support
- Various upgrades available
CONS:
- It's difficult to level the bed
- No automatic leveling
- No wifi support
PROS:
- Delivers good print results.
- Quick to assemble, no previous experience needed.
- Continued 3D printing even after power interruption.
- The print bed heats up quickly.
- Low error rate.
- Relatively fast print speeds.
CONS:
- The filament holder’s position is unfavorable.
- The printer is relatively loud during printing.
- Printing with metal PLA is not possible with Mega S.
- High power consumption.
PROS:
- Overall, the cabling and general appearance of this printer are neat and tidy. There is a drag chain housing that consists of a thermistor, temperature probe, both fans and leveling probe cables, all these things are organized and the only projection from the hot end being the PTFE filament guide tube
- The Anycubic Chiron brings particular delight with its large build area of 400 x 400 x 450mm
CONS:
- Notable is the fact that while unwinding this printer there are reports of screw falling out will the tapes that you try to remove to unwrap the printer
- This printer does not give you the best start, considering the included quality control card has a huge “Pass” stamp
PROS:
- Has amazing print quality for the price
- It is easy to use and set up
CONS:
- Manual bed leveling can be a hassle
- The printer has flimsy housing
- You cannot connect with this printer using any kind of network/internet connectivity
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