The Orange Pi Zero2 is an upgrade over the earlier Orange Pi Zero. Let's take a look at the new and improved board and what it has to offer.
The Longer LK4 Pro is a leggy new budget 3D printer with a fantastic interface. Aping other popular budget printers, is it the top banana? Read our hands-on review to find out.
This is where 3D printing is right now, according to Thomas Sanladerer. Read his detailed and enthusiastic Original Prusa i3 MK2 review.
Anycubic's 4Max Metal is a desktop 3D printer equipped for one thing only: real metal 3D printing. Here’s all we know about this mysterious new machine.
The Dremel DigiLab 3D20 is an desktop 3D printer aimed at schools and universities. Read why it's interesting for makers, educators, and beginners alike.
The TEVO Tornado is a large volume 3D printer that shares much with the popular Creality CR-10. Cheaper than the CR-10 and almost as popular, check out our TEVO Tornado review to see how it stacks up.
The Raspberry Pi Pico is unusual in the Pi family: It's a microcontroller board, not a true SBC. Find out more about this tiny new board!
The Dremel DigiLab 3D45 is our pick for "Best 3D Printer for Schools" in Spring 2020. Check out our review to find out why it's ideal for the classroom.
So you're thinking about trying out some AmazonBasics PETG filament? We don't blame you, the prices are close to unbeatable, but does this material really stand up to Amazon's claims? Find out!
The Epax E10 is a large-sized 4K monochrome printer – but maybe not for long! Read on to find out what it might evolve into.
Named after the gods of Greek Mythology, the new E3D Titan extruder is proof that that big things can come in small packages.
What does it do? Is it the best slicer for 3D printing? How does it compare to Cura? This Simplify3D review will give you the answers.
The SeeMeCNC EZR Struder is a reliable, open-source extruder that makes loading filaments a breeze. Read on to learn more!
Is the dual extrusion Flashforge Creator 3 3D printer a professional solution for you? Let's review its specs.
With its 345 x 194 x 400 mm build volume, it's clear to see that the Epax X156 is an absolute beast of a resin 3D printer. We've taken a look at the printer's specs to see what else it holds.
Tevo adds another budget 3D printer to the race: the Tevo Tarantula Pro. Check out our review to find out if is truly a full upgrade, or simply an old machine in flashy new colors.