Portable 3D Printer - Compact FDM 3D Printer with Removable Build Plate, PLA & TPU Filament Compatibility, 0.4mm Nozzle, 100x100x100mm Build Volume, Easy-to-Use Design for Beginners

Not as simple as I thought but not really worried about it cause the want has diminished

Such a tiny printer but is perfect for what we needed! The videos on the USB stick made assembly so much easier too!

Instruction are not the best, example: orca slicer instruction video to convert STL format to GCODE format the printer uses incorrectly tells customers to install the K7 model, instead of the K10 model file. that's after you find the file on the flash card provided. You can select English language in the Orca install pretty quick, the video does the English instruction change after installation making several steps in the English instruction folder file hard to follow. "MyMarlin 0.4 printer" is the one you need to select, even though it's a "generic" brand on amazon. I'm guessing they're the same company? I'm not sure how anyone younger is supposed to follow these instructions - the website in the instructions that list the GCODE files to print is pretty easy, just drag and drop. Setup was easy to follow for leveling the base I had to modify the filament support/holder that came with the printer. The provided filament walked off the small tabs, I superglued a washer 1/8" above on either side to keep it from falling off. I've printed a few things, a bottle opener and cell structure model that printed for a few hours without clogging or binding up -Scott

I ordered this compact 3D printer as a low risk entry into FDM printing, and it’s exceeded expectations. The 100x100x100mm build volume is tight, but perfect for small parts, test prints, and prototyping. Setup was fast, no confusing menus or calibration. The removable build plate makes cleanup easy, and it handles both PLA easily. Print quality is solid for a 0.4mm nozzle, though you’ll want to fine tune settings for flexible filament. I did notice some minor layer inconsistencies on taller prints, but nothing deal breaking. For beginners or anyone needing a portable unit, this is a great pick and a good value for the money.

Don’t buy.

My son loves it

Yes, the machine is smaller than I expected… it’s great to learn on make mistakes. I definitely will be getting my use out of it because I am new printer however I was definitely not expecting such a small machine.

It worked at start but as time went on there was warping of material. When I printed tpu it ruined the print bed, also the x,y, and z axis wobbles so there are problems there too. I would avoid buying, spend more and get a capable printer. Don't waste your money on this