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The OEM’s latest entry – a direct follow-up to the Mingda Magician X – features a quick-swap extruder, auto-bed leveling, and more.
Anycubic is pushing nifty features for a low price with the Kobra Go. Could it be the perfect entry-level 3D printer? Read on to see what we make of the specs.
Creality’s ever-increasing Ender 3 stable has another new addition, the Creality Ender 3 Max Neo. What’s new, and how does it improve on the Ender 3 Max? We review the specs to find out.
The Sovol SV05 is the company’s foray into cartesian XY printers, having produced only XZ-style printers until now. Little is known about the upcoming printer. We analyze the specs to make things a little clearer.
Creality's Halot-One Plus seems to be trying to offer something different in resin 3D printing. Do the specs suggest it can compete with some strong competition?
Now available on the OEM’s online store, the machine boasts on-the-fly material switching, automatic leveling, filament detection, and more.
Anycubic is adding another 3D printer to its Photon M3 lineup, this time with 8K resolution: the Photon M3 Premium. We have the expected price and base specs.
The Sculpto PRO2 is a unique, easy-to-use 3D printer designed for entry-level users and the classroom setting. Review the specs to learn more.
The Creality Ender 5 and Ender 5 Pro are great 3D printers, but both of them can be made even better! Check out the 25 best Ender 5 upgrades and mods.