8 products on file in this category, 6 of them with a full review. The rest are verified against the manufacturer's documentation and the live listing while their reviews get written.
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One of the largest consumer 3D printers made, and a genuine workhorse for owners who tune it, but the auxiliary feeder, a fussy Z offset and its sheer size make it the wrong first printer.
The enclosed CoreXY to buy for a first printer that just prints, as long as it will not live in a bedroom. Skip it if you print large ASA parts that want a hot chamber, or you expect to swap nozzles in a minute.
The enclosed 3D printer to buy if you can only buy one: a 256 mm cube, a hardened hotend, and the AMS 2 Pro that feeds and dries four spools. Skip it if you print large ASA parts, need Ethernet, or already run a P1S that works.
In the registry, no review written yet. The claims below come off the maker's own documentation and the live listing.
In the registry, no review written yet. The claims below come off the maker's own documentation and the live listing.
A 270 mm CoreXY toolchanger that prints up to four colors by parking complete toolheads instead of purging one nozzle, so a color change costs no purge, though a prime tower remains. Nine of 62 owners describe a fault on their machine, and the software trails Bambu Lab's. Skip it if you print ABS or ASA and will not add the Top Cover, or your models need a fifth color.
The QIDI Max4 Combo is a large CoreXY printer that heats its own chamber to 65°C for ABS, ASA and nylon, with a 370°C hotend and a four spool QIDI Box on top. Three owners report it running for 20 hours to a month at a stretch, but seven of 27 name a hardware fault on their unit, and the Box is the part they complain about most. Skip it if you print mostly PLA.
The Creality K2 Plus Combo is a large enclosed printer for one piece parts: a 350 mm cube, a chamber heated to 60°C for ABS and ASA, and a 350°C hotend, with one four spool CFS on the lid. Skip it if multicolor is why you are buying, because its long melt zone purges heavily on every swap, and owners report trouble in the CFS first, then the extruder and the motion bearings.