We asked the artistic AI, DALL-E mini, to see what it thinks of 3D printing. The results are... weird.
We put the Easythreed X1, the cheapest 3D printer we could find, through its paces to see if it’s possible to print well for less than $100.
Stop looking and start printing: we’ve reviewed and picked the best 3D printers across many categories to help you find the best tech for your needs.
The Creality Ender 3 S1 is the latest Ender 3, but is it the greatest? Read our review if you want to find out.
Anker has put down its cables, battery packs, headphones, and projectors to try its hand at 3D printing. And people seem to dig it. Here’s all we know (and don't know) about the AnkerMake M5.
A little over a week from its Kickstarter campaign completion, AnkerMake turns heads with a multi-material, multicolor printing add-on for the M5.
The Anycubic Kobra continues the company's trend for smart compromises and decent value for money. Read our review for our take on this new printer.
Updated. The Snapmaker 2.0 A350 3-In-1 3D printer, laser engraver/cutter, and CNC mill is our value pick for 3-In-1 machines. Check out our review to find out why.
A 3D printer in a classroom is a powerful tool for enhancing STEM education. Here are the best 3D printers for schools from all-around performers to those backed with an arsenal of classroom resources.
Anycubic swells its resin and FDM offerings with five new 3D printers, including a new generation of Photon machines, plus niche-filling filament options.
Creality’s “fast” new printer promises to blitz prints out at breakneck speeds. Check out our review of the Ender 7 to see how it holds up.
Learn the basics of direct and Bowden extruders, hot and cold ends, direct drive and geared extruders, plus nozzle sizes, materials, and uses.
Keep those purse strings tight with our list of the best 3D printers under $200 you can buy right now. Check them out!
Two printers, one technology, but different outcomes. What are the differences between the Elegoo Mars 2 Pro and the Mars 3? We’re here to find out.
Hot on the heels of the large-format Mega 8K, Phrozen about faces and reveals the Sonic Mini 8K. Lots and lots and lots of pixels in compact build volume.
Called the Infi-20, the new machine takes a lot of cues from Creality's 3DPrintMill and adds a few tricks of its own.