Adventurer 5M Pro 3D Printer, 600mm/s High-Speed, FDM 3D Printer Auto Leveling with 280°C Quick Detachable Nozzle, Core XY Structure, Dual Filtration System, Print Size 220x220x220mm

It's a great printer. Super easy to set up. I had it out of the box and printing in 20 minutes. I came to this from an old bedslinger and it's a night and day difference. Automatic leveling and a full enclosure makes a huge difference. I bought the full set of nozzle sizes and tried out the finest one. It makes amazingly detailed prints. I haven't tried the large nozzle yet, but I'm sure it'll be fine. There are a few little annoyances. The top of the feed tube rubbed on the lid for the first few prints until I trimmed it down. The placement of the feed for the filament is in the top right rear corner of the machine, which limits placement options. I got a filament dryer and modified it with a feed tube coming out the top. It sits right next to the side and works great. Most annoying is the small fan that runs constantly when the rear power wlseitch is on. It is quite annoying, so I just flick the switch when I'm not using it. Beyond those little issues it's been pretty much flawless. I had one print fail, but it was my fault because I touched the build plate with my bare hands and oil from my skin caused the next print to not adhere. After Cleaned the plate with soap and water and applied the included glue and never had another issue. I have made some taller objects and it is so much more stable than a bedslinger. I have been using the orca slicer and coming from Cura it was a bit different, but not a steep learning curve. I like that I can send the files wirelessly to the printer on my network. I have not tried the cloud print. Any annoying things about the printer are forgotten when the first perfect layer goes down and the speed ramps up. This thing prints So Fast compared to my old machine. It's like 5 times faster. Being fully enclosed means that errant drafts don't cause parts to cool unevenly and warp. This alone is worth the extra cost. Now I spend more time actually printing, and less getting the printer to work.

I like the printer. Even though it is my first one and don't have anything to compare it to, it works well. The tube at the top was a little too long and it scratched the inside of the lid which is annoying.

i bought this because it was supposed to be easy to use and ready to go out of the box after a few screws are removed and a bed test, well the bed wont heat up, the filament it came with is brittle, the cube it prints failed i suspect because the bed wont heat up, not at all, i placed my hand on it and it wasnt even warm a little bit, i got a broken printer out of the box, its not my job to repair a new printer. i should not have to fix anything on it right now. when we order something new it should work, going to message amazon about it later and try to return it, i will try again though and get another one because bad products can and does happen, sure they test the printer at the factory by running filament through it but that doesnt mean they test the rest of it or that damage doesnt happen during shipping so i am willing to give them another chance as of right now they get 1 star, way to much money for something that doesnt work properly out of the box.

This printer is small but powerful, it cost nearly 1/4 of what my other one does, but makes prints equally as good. I run this one in my living room as it doesnt take up much space. Operating system is pretty easy to use as well. The only thing I dont like is the filament ptfe tube doesnt have a locking mechanism where it meets the extruder head. If you are running out of filament mid print and you try to push a new filament in as its being used up, its easy to pop the ptfe tube out of the head and if you dont fix it quick enough you will create a gap in your print. This machine does not have a filament run out sensor and will not pause.

First 3D printer! It prints and prints and never has an issue! Love this thing!

This is a good 3d printer for folks who are just starting out. The CoreXY design and ease of use are sold. However, it does have a habit of throwing errors with types of prints that require a lot of instructions very quickly, like vase mode prints. In those cases, its buffer gets overloaded, and the printer will shutdown mid-print. If you're not trying to print something in vase mode, it should function well for you. Nozzle changes are the quickest and easiest I've seen on any machine, though you should triple-check that the nozzle is firmly on the machine before you start any prints with third-party nozzles. Also, the filament detection sensor is wonky, so filament can get stuck in it to the point where you need to take apart the machine.

Awesome entry printer, I picked this up to see if 3D printing was for me. I ended up not using it to much as I thought I would and sold it but when compared to an Ender printer this runs circles around the competition for a few bucks more! It outclasses most printers in this category in print speed and layer quality all while offering great entry level tools and information

It seemed like it was gonna be pretty nice. The bed was crooked out of the box. It kept getting bound up. I tried to make manual adjustments to it, but it just kept doing it. I was going to contact customer support, but the only number I could find was out of China. So I’m just gonna send it back and get a different item at this point. I found a Facebook page that seemed to offer a lot of guidance. If you feel you have enough patience to parse through everybody’s bad experiences and how they troubleshoot it. At the end of the day, it’s not a cheap enough item for me to spend this much time troubleshooting