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PROS:
- Super silent 3D printing.
- User-friendly.
- High precision printing.
- 5 minutes setup.
- All-metal body leading to stability and durability.
- Easy to assemble as well as maintain.
- Premium design compared to other printers by the same manufacturer.
CONS:
- Filament loading is tricky.
- Onboard settings are a little sparse.
- A Bowden extruder can be a little more problematic than a Direct-drive extruder.
PROS:
- Generous build volume.
- Sturdy cubical frame.
- Good print quality.
- Flatbed for good adhesion.
- BLTouch probe for auto-leveling.
- The assembling process is easy as well as fast.
- Touch screen interface.
- Dual-axis and stepper motors permit stable movements for accurate prints.
CONS:
- Cheap Bowden extruder.
- PSU issues.
- Fans are noisy.
- The hot end is not able to keep up with larger nozzles when maintaining the same speed.
PROS:
- Print quality is comparable to professional-grade 3D printers.
- Let's kids create their toy dream factory.
- Plays a considerable part in educating users with 3D printing technology.
- CR-100's tiny design fits in any room's corner.
- The printer encourages secured and environment-friendly 3D printing.
- Automatic bed leveling.
- It starts 3D printing in three steps.
- Reliable.
- The printer has a truck-like appearance.
CONS:
- CR-100 Mini allows printing small build volumes.
- The closed print chamber is complicated to deal with.
PROS:
- Automatic bed leveling.
- Simple to use touchpad.
- Compact in size.
- Enclosed print chamber.
- Removable magnetic bed.
- Quiet in operation.
CONS:
- Does not offer a heated print bed.
- Small build volume.
- No in-built camera.
- No filament run-out sensor or print recovery.
PROS:
- Affordable.
- Silent Driver.
- Filament run-out sensor.
- Print resume feature.
- Capable of printing with different filaments.
- Intuitive user interface.
- Simple construction, easy to assemble.
CONS:
- The user interface is somewhat outdated.
- The noise level of the printer is higher when in operation.
PROS:
- It is a budget friendly 3D printer
- Semi-assembled. Hence, easy to set up
- Offers generously sized build volume
- Compact design, suitable for home users
- Satisfactory print quality
- Based on open-source design. Hence, open to upgrades
- Compatibility with multiple filaments
CONS:
- Manual print bed leveling is a bit complex, especially for beginners
- Difficult to print with brittle filament
- Takes around two hours from unpacking to set up
PROS:
- Reliable.
- Produces solid print quality.
- Affordable.
- Is super quiet in operation.
- Features a Capricorn Bowden tube.
- Comes semi-assembled.
- Hosts a sturdy, cubic build structure delivering an attractive look.
CONS:
- The printer’s bed leveling is tricky.
- Reusing the magnetic bed after cleaning is very difficult.
- Management of wire cables is not proper.
PROS:
- The printer has a single-point fix in time, easy leveling with auxiliary leveling modes.
- CR-10S Pro uses an imported blue Teflon tube, with high-temperature resistance that makes the feeding soother and improves the printing quality.
- The double gear extrusion mechanism of this printer has a large extrusion to make sure that the feeding takes place smoothly.
CONS:
- The extruder is awkwardly placed.
PROS:
- Large build space
- Reliability
- High Accuracy
- Sturdy Aluminium frame
- Great Print quality
CONS:
- It requires a huge space for accommodation
- Drooping because of Capricorn Bowden Extruder
Best price
PROS:
- The 3D printer is highly affordable
- With the manual provides, the assembly of the machine is comparatively easy.
- It comes with a sufficient enough print volume
- The printer is completely open-source
- The print quality is admirable; Compact design
CONS:
- User may find slight difficulty in leveling the bed
- The machine requires manual calibration
- The bed may need re-leveling often, increasing the possibility for failed prints
PROS:
- Easy to assemble
- Provide amazing prints
- Can print fast without compromising the quality of the prints
- Removable magnetic build surface
- Open-source
- Affordable
CONS:
- Filament loading may seem difficult
- Manual print bed leveling
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