Best 3D Printers 2024 - Top 5 You Should Consider Today

[@JohnPhillips-lk8ec]

We have yet to see how well these new Chinese printers hold up for the long haul. By far, Prusa provides the best user experience with products that are extensively test and not rushed to market.

[@tommys.rsm09]

Is the .Creality Ender 3 V3 SE good?

[@akorismcoc]

I am currently thinking to start my own business and would want to focus on the desktop accessories and different kinds of artwork (mainly good quality plastic as starters). Which 3D printer would you recommend for a case like this?

[@Kendal1999]

What's your budget?

[@akorismcoc]

@@Kendal1999Around 700-1000 USD

[@akorismcoc]

@@Kendal1999 Probably in between 700-1000 USD

[@dakupenndragon810]

Bambu Labs P1S is $699 and ready to use out of the box. You can even upgrade to a harden nozzle to print harder materials like carbon fiber down the line if needed. If you want to print multi colors they have the combo with the AMS unit for $950. @@akorismcoc

[@peterRobinson10101]

I am sick of buying kits and assemling them and then troubleshooting them and then teeaking the firmware and then reasemble them snd then tweak them again... it gets very tedious and when you just want to print something snd you need to troubleshoot it for 20minutes or more prior it makes me want to throw it against a wall. Yes it was fun in the beginning.... but the fun is gone. I want to take it from the box, plug it in and print. So there is no way I would buy a Prusa or a 3trees or a creality (although the creality is the most issue free of rhose). They all need messing with. The idea of 'plug and play' i just dont believe. havent used a bamboo labs printer.

[@sandmann7777]

You can buy a assambled Prusa MK4. I was able to print in less than 5 min after I got the package delivered. My focus is also on the projects, where I need the printer as a tool. I completly share your point that messing around with a 3d printer itself sucks. I love the MK4 with the auto Z leveling. I even change nozzles now.

[@Makrochain]

P1P when you have not much budget, P1S midrange, X1C High end. Done with the talks! There are no real alternatives when you own a Bambu Lab.

[@angrydragonslayer]

The X1 was definetly an iphone 1 for printers I just hope the X2 or whatever they call it isnt an iphone 2

[@isthattrue1083]

Didn't mention X1E

[@Makrochain]

@@isthattrue1083 because that is for industrial use. I don't think that this video is targeted to companies. And companies do research different than watching a review video on YT

[@a4d9]

You lose credibility when you pronounce "mm" as "em-em" instead of "millimeter".

[@grahamnichols1416]

Prusa has lost me now that I have experienced using my Bambu Lab machine as a tool (and not a tinker machine) that just works faster than my MK3S+. I just can't justify the expenditure.

[@NonYouTuber5]

Bull*** man, the Flashforge adventurer 5m pro jump un the top or second place. it's a really "ready to print" device!

Prusa MK4 not EVEN in the TOP 1.5 MILLION you couldn't give me any of there crap products for free

I am not looking for Prusa MK4 - JOKE ... worst company worst products CHEAP CRAP avoid unless you want to throw your money away...wouldn't take anything from this company if you gave it for free. Sorry but please do your research before putting them in the TOP 5 ...There are so many better products out there ...

[@kwm1013]

Hmmm, seems you have something against Prusa. 3 posts in a row. 😆

Prusa MK4 crap