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- Temperature settings can be nicely done because the printer has an enclosed area
- The print bed is easily removable
- Overall the frame of the printer is sturdy
CONS:
- The printer produces more noise than its competitors
- Seeing the price, the build area is small
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- The printer has a build volume that is unmatched in the price range it is listed in the market. This enables small businesses that cannot afford to buy printers which offer build volume also to print parts and functional prototypes of huge build volume
- Overall the printer is very easy to use and comes with a user-friendly touch screen interface
- MP Maker Pro MK1 comes with an auto bed leveling feature
- The print bed is positioned with the help of magnets that are liftable so removing of parts becomes easy
- This 3D printer has a steel construction that provides it a rigid structure that does not vibrate with the printing process is going on
CONS:
- Lower print speed
- Temperature adjustment for parts like ABS is an issue.
- The open frame is something that not many users like to rely upon
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- Available at an affordable cost.
- Has simple controls.
- Gives decent print quality.
CONS:
- USB connection is not reliable.
- Configuration with the software is a must.
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- It is easy to setup
- Reliable
- Heated build plate
- All metal hot end
- Padding material for the build plate
- Great print quality
- Affordable
CONS:
- Difficult to work with ABS
- Smaller build volume
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- Reliable
- Easy to setup
- Multi-material support
- Heated and removable bed
CONS:
- Small build space
★★★★★
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- Amazing print quality
- Comparatively low cost for an SLA 3D printer
- Can work with almost any liquid resin;
- Provide more control over printer’s settings
CONS:
- Not a click to operate the system. Needs a lot of manual intervention
- The print tray needs to be replaced after every 4 liters of resin usage
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- The printer has a massive build volume
- It has easy bed leveling
- Phenom has a responsive user interface
CONS:
- There are adhesion problems in the printer.
- Loud noise-producing fans.
- Fill indicator missing in the printer.
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- Phrozen Shuffle XL has a huge build area and faster print times.
- The print quality of this printer is superb and it can also be connected via the Internet.
- Its utility is as consistent as its looks are and the fact that it offers high-quality print is just above both of those qualities.
- Despite these amazing features, the printer is affordable compared to similar systems.
CONS:
- For operating the printer in the long term you need some extra accessories.
- The printer has two Loud and Frustrating fans.
- The user interface of this printer is bloated.
★★★★★
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PROS:
- Extremely affordable.
- Easy to use.
- Faster than its competitors.
CONS:
- Offers a smaller build volume.
- USB input is not that good.
★★★★★
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PROS:
- The printer lets its user print precise parts speedily.
- Creo C5 has an easy workflow that let you go from scanning to printing in minimal time.
- Efficient material handling process.
- Specifically dedicated to printing high quality orthodontic parts and functional prototypes.
- Plug to print.
CONS:
- Starting with the printer is a little bit complicated, therefore needs assistance.
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- Produces high quality prints in commendable print time.
- Has a simple and easy to use user interface.
- A built-in camera to monitor complete 3D printing process.
CONS:
- Software of the printer is not very flexible.
★★★★★
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PROS:
- The printer is from the open-source
- Easy to set up and assemble
- It has a large online community of supporters and users
- Amazing print quality
- Automatic bed leveling
- Heated print bed
- Compatibility with third-party filament system
- Multiple material support
- Affordable
CONS:
- Open frame
- Non-removal print bed
Best price
★★★★★
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- Reliable and stiffer frame built
- Printer is capable of detecting crash
- Removable magnetic print bed
- Power recovery backup
- 9 Points Autocalibration
- Higher Cooling and temperature management
- Less Noisy
CONS:
- Poor bed adhesion
- Decent quality of prints
- Assembling requirement (One can choose to pay for assembled printer)
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- Prusa SL1 is not only a printer but a complete ecosystem.
- The assembled printer requires minimal setup.
- Prusa SL1 comes with a comprehensive build guide.
- The printer is compatible with third-party resin as well.
CONS:
- Prusa SL1 has a relatively small print bed, for this price.
- The slicer’s estimated time for the print process is inaccurate.
- The supports of the printer sometimes lose adhesion.
- The bed raising of the printer is not possible at the mid-print.
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PROS:
- The enclosed area provides noise-free printing.
- Comes with clear instructions and guides.
- Bed leveling is automatic.
- The build plate is magnetic.
- Can be connected using Wi-fi and has a built-in camera on board.
CONS:
- Build volume is smaller compared to others in the same price range.
- Replacements are hard to find.
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PROS:
- Swappable extruder
- Multi-Material Support
- Large print volume
- High speed
- Great accuracy and precision
- Sturdier frame
- Heated print bed
- Assisted bed leveling
CONS:
- Large footprint
- No dual extruder
- No automated bed leveling
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- It has outstanding customer service
- This 3D printer has a well-built metal frame
- X-One 2 comes fully assembled so it’s easy to setup
- The print quality of parts and functional prototypes are excellent
- The printer has a touchscreen interface
- It has a print bed that is easy to level
- Has an eccentric pause and resume function
- Qidi Tech X-One 2 is compatible with third-party slicers
CONS:
- The printer has a limited build size
- The stock build plate of the printer has adhesion issues
- Documentation of the printer is very confusing in some areas
- The filament of Qidi Tech X-One 2 is very tricky to load
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- Easy to assemble and setup
- Dual extruder
- Removable print bed
- Above-average print
- Responsive technical support team
- Reliable ecosystem
- Supports PLA, ABS, and PETG
- Affordable
CONS:
- Manual Bed Leveling
- The proprietary slicer isn’t very advanced
★★★★★
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PROS:
- The printer is affordable and very Cost-effective
- It features a print recovery function, saving the print from unnotified power outages.
- Fully assembled and plug and play design.
- Users can print using third-party materials
CONS:
- Limited build volume
- Manual leveling may seem challenging for a complete beginner
★★★★★
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PROS:
- Reliable
- Amazing print quality
- Larger print volume
- Affordable professional 3D printer
- Heated print bed
- Closed frame
- Multi material support
- Power outage resume
CONS:
- Not affordable for home users
- Software lacking controls for setting extruder’s fan speed
- Single extruder
- Manual bed leveling
★★★★★
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PROS:
- Amazing print quality
- Compatible with multiple materials
- Remote monitoring
- Enclosed frame
- Automatic calibration
- Easy to print;5 inches color touch screen
CONS:
- A bit noisy
- No dual extruder
★★★★★
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PROS:
- Requires no setup.
- Easy to use.
- Available at an affordable price.
- Can be operated via your smartphone.
- Includes desktop applications as well.
- A flexible print bed.
- Construction allows easy removal of rafts and supports.
- Permits queuing of prints.
CONS:
- Brittle filament is often at risk of getting stuck in the tube.
- One printer per account policy.
- Users do complain about the hot end clogging often.
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- Reliable
- The printer is completely Plug-and-play with few setup requirements
- It supports third-party filaments
- Post-processing is easy with the inclusion of flexible build plate
- It offers remote monitoring and remote print controls
- Assisted bed leveling
- Good adhesion on the print surface
- Automatic loading of filament through its better and enhanced system
- Filament run-out sensor
CONS:
- The 3D Printer is not suitable for those wanting to use it just for fun
- The camera positioning is somewhat annoying
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Sindoh 3DWOX DP200
Small scale business owners and professional 3D designers' expectations are what this 3D printer can primarily fulfill. Even hobbyists can experiment with the printer to learn more about this world and make up their minds about whether or not to build a career out of it. PROS:
- This 3D printer has a heated bed that ensures, anything that prints, sticks to the build platform. This is true for all the 3D printing filaments that you will want to print using the printer. The heat bed is also known to preheat itself so, decreasing the overall print time of the printer. Because you would not have to wait for it to be heated up and reach the glass transition temperature after that.
- Wherever you are, you can operate the printer from that place. Not only operate but also monitor the printer using its inbuilt camera. There are areas in the printer which the smart manufacturer has ensured to light up with LED whenever needed.
- Uniform heating which is a common issue in 3D printing, would not be an issue while you are printing using this printer because of its closed print chamber. It also adds the touch of stylish design, as opposed to open frame 3D printers. Also if you have kids at your place, there would be no risk in placing this 3D printer with them because they would not be able to interrupt the 3D printing process.
- The printer comes completely assembled so, you start to plug and play with the printer. The software, as well as the interface used in this printer, is very easy to operate even for a non-technical person. The menus are simple, the guide explains one in a normal language, so it will take you minutes to start 3D printing with this 3D printer.
CONS:
- You will only have to utilize proprietary filaments for 3D printing a part or functional prototype using this 3D printer.
- The printer is limited in terms of its configuration and you cannot tinker with it much. There are a very limited amount of advanced options that this printer is equipped with.
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PROS:
- Provides 3 modules in one machine
- Very affordable
- Heated bed
- Print quality is decent
- Expandable laser power
CONS:
- Limited build space
- Noisy
★★★★★
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PROS:
- Easy to carry. Highly compact.
- Automatic bed leveling
- Separate Filament Caddy
- HEPA filter
- Blackout Resume
- Filament detection
- Enclosed Frame
- Affordable
- Reliable
- 1-year warranty
- Responsive customer support
- Print beds are swappable as per the filament need
CONS:
- Manual isn’t sufficient enough
- Smaller build volume
- Absence of SD card
- Non-expandable filament caddy
★★★★★
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PROS:
- Automated calibration
- Automatic detection of materials
- Affordable
- HEPA and Carbon Filter
- Enhanced print quality
- Different build plates for standard and flexible materials
CONS:
- Small build space
- Software is basic
Best price
★★★★★
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PROS:
- LCD touch screen interface.
- Can connect via web browser as well as application.
- make.toys has simple-to-use web interface
- Decent print quality.
- Above-average print speed.
- Compact and flexible design.
CONS:
- Compatible with only one 3D printer filament.
- Thick layers are visible on the print’s surface.
★★★★★
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PROS:
- The price of the printer is very affordable for anyone willing to experiment with technology.
- Large build volume.
- Fast print speed.
CONS:
- The open body design makes you think about the concerns regarding the generation of temperature while the first part of the 3D printing process.
★★★★★
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PROS:
- Intelligent leveling.
- High precision printing of parts and functional prototypes.
- No gap feeding.
- Large size built up.
- Temperature control.
- A special platform enabling you easily remove printed objects.
- HD touch screen interface.
CONS:
- Being an open-bodied 3D printer, it is difficult to generate temperature for some of the filaments. Because of this reason, you are not able to print with PLA.
