Original Prusa XL in depth impressions

The Prusa XL CoreXY printer is announced! Like it or hate it? Here are my fun thoughts (and a bag of jokes).
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Chapter highlights:
0:00 Large printer announced
0:55 CoreXY design
1:30 Unexpected structural tradeoff
1:58 Build volume
3:08 Perfect 1st layer
3:37 Modular bed design
5:21 Bed kinematics
6:07 Modular heating
6:54 Nextruder - the next extruder
8:00 Cycloidal gear
9:20 Filament slippage in hotends
10:01 Bent filament path
11:19 Jam detection
11:30 Hotend swapping
12:01 Heat creep detection
12:41 Beak out board
13:34 Quick-swappable electronics
14:09 Same screen
14:24 Firmware
14:39 Prusa Connect
15:00 Linear rails
15:13 Filament sensors
15:48 RGB lights
16:17 Slicer profiles
17:16 Warranty and support
17:29 Accessories
18:21 Tool changer
18:36 Automatic tool alignment
20:13 Custom design choices
20:56 Pricing and preorders
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[@3DPrintingNerd]

ANGLE GRINDER! You know, I haven't yet released the video on print quality between Ender 7 and Ender 7 Angle Grinder Edition... I bet the results will be surprising :)

[@MihaiDesigns]

Hey Joel! 🥳 Thanks for watching 😃 Can't wait to see your print quality comparison!

[@eddietheengineer]

This was the most entertaining 3d printing related video I've ever seen. It's like comedy for 3d printer nerds, full of inside jokes. Thank you.

[@MihaiDesigns]

Thanks Eddie! Much appreciated coming from you 😊

[@supermomandj]

I absolutely love how you don't shy away from criticizing while also including adequate amounts of praise where due. You raised a lot of points in terms of Prusa's advertising (Like with the jams, custom hotend, electronics and LCD) that I hadn't even considered from that perspective. Awesome video!

[@supermomandj]

Also LOVED that comment about companies not even testing their own products *Cough* Creality *Cough*

[@Kregorius]

There's criticism and than there's this. Constructive criticism. I had to explain the prusa XL commercial to my financial department with "it's a commercial" sticker on it. As engineering department I have some questions and will need answers at some point. Optimistic for now...

[@antipode_ghost]

"Whoever needs to print such big nut and bolt has bigger problems than layer lines" - golden!

[@TheMikolasZuza]

Great video, laughed hard at some of the jokes. :D Fair criticism of some of the marketing, hope we can clear some of the questions in the upcoming months, as we share more info about the XL.

[@MihaiDesigns]

Super happy to hear this and am looking forward to learning more over the coming months. Congrats again on the awesome video production, Mikolas!

[@chrismitchell9936]

Love the nerd out here. Totally wonderful questions. I so wish Joe Prusa would have you on a segment with him...

[@marsgizmo]

Hehe, this is freaking amazing! 👏😎 Love the video! Would be awesome to see more like this. ..also looking forward to use the XL..

[@MihaiDesigns]

Awesome! Thank you! I'm also looking forward to experience the XL!

[@pantwearer]

@@MihaiDesigns we need a backstory on these 3d printed youtuber brothers

[@vhanda99]

I agree. Lets have a video explaining things 😜

[@pantwearer]

@@vhanda99 what bike do you ride? Haven't seen alot of people share both hobbies of mtbing and 3d printing :)

[@johnmoore5593]

I only saw one or the other separated by lots of time so I thought Marsgizmo and mihaidesigns was the same person. I feel ashamed but relieved now that I see them comment on each others work!

[@Mytagforhalo]

Super awesome. Im glad to see someone being objective about this printer. I did pre order one on announcement just to get my foot in the door and it's great to see you taking an educated look at the printer. I've watched a couple of your videos now and i've subscribed. Keep it up!

[@MihaiDesigns]

Thanks for sharing! I'm considering preordering as well, but just for further analysis and review. I don't really need another printer, so I'm not sure if the investment is worth it in my case.

[@dsp4392]

14:16 "You call a screen color when you can't call it a touchscreen." Such good catch. I completely missed that one.

[@michaelhagerman1074]

Wow this is the best thing ever. Expert critique with the most entertaining delivery I've ever heard. Keep doing this!

[@MihaiDesigns]

Wow, thanks!

[@redline6871]

I was waiting for your input glad you did this.

[@MikeHenry362]

Great summary and deep dive/analysis into the feature list for the XL.

[@corlissmedia2.0]

Listening to you think out loud is the best entertainment I've had in a month!

[@I_enjoy_some_things]

So happy I found this channel haha. Great breakdown on the reveal!

[@MihaiDesigns]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@pantwearer]

Love your videos! Especially the longer ones :)

[@MihaiDesigns]

Glad you like them! They are several times harder to do though, but more are coming.

[@testguy3737]

Very good job of breaking down what was shown in the original video. Like you I ditched my MMU2 (went to a Bondtech LGX and haven't looked back) and really looking forward to the tool changer. I preordered the 2 tool version and will likely upgrade to more at some point.

[@MihaiDesigns]

Yup, I'm also looking forward to seeing the tool changer in action. Seems neat.

[@micultimy91]

Thanks for sharing this one! I can't wait to see your pitstop2 system working fully automatically :) Cheers!

[@MihaiDesigns]

Oh I can't wait to get it working 😃. It'll take a while, but maybe Q2-Q3 2022 😛

[@woodwaker1]

You brought up really good points. I paid my pre-order yesterday, but want to understand is this a good printer or not. You were very helpful

[@fredpinczuk7352]

LMAO The Kombucha bit has me in tears. Its the same way I feel about that *hit.

[@MihaiDesigns]

I know, right?

[@Joshua-nn4rd]

Great critique, enjoyed it! What do you mean backlash is only an issue for retractions? Your analysis of patterns from dual-gear extruders is how I found your channel. I thought of you when I saw that large single gear design. Surprised you aren't more impressed by it!

[@MihaiDesigns]

Oh, I am impressed, but as with all things, I can't wait to see it in action. What I mean by backlash is potential play common in geared mechanisms which has an effect when changing the direction of motion, with a bit of a dead zone (for lack of a better term). On X/Y/Z axes this would be a serious issue, but on the E axis, the only time you reverse direction is during retraction, which is not of much relevance. It could impact the seam quality if the backlash would be high, but even on normal geared extruders I haven't found that to be an issue at all.

[@texasermd1]

Setting the bar higher is the best part. Waiting for the Voron, HevORT, RatRig, etc, etc to think.... hmmm... ok, we can do that and better... and for le$$. Great review! 👍👍

[@MihaiDesigns]

Yup, setting the bar higher is what I'm most excited about!

[@MDFP]

This is awesome!!!!! Had a tone of fun… well done bud!!!

[@MihaiDesigns]

Hey thanks Marcio!

[@MDFP]

@@MihaiDesigns you welcome!!! Really fun and really "smart" question that I would also know the answer ;) Really well done!

[@thehappyextruder7178]

I followed your instructions @18:21 Keep up the great content !!

[@MihaiDesigns]

Haha 😎 thank you!

[@spedi6721]

I like your thoughts. One thing with the load cell for calibration is, that you can't mount another Hotend, and I doubt that prusa engineered a Hotend with the capability of a magnum or dragon. So no especially fast printing possible I guess. I guess they ditch the mmu and go for the multi extruder thingy because you get rid of the quite expensive swipe towers where you often can find more material than in the print itself. But that might block the use of an additional mmu. So you are locked to a max of 5 colors. Palette 3 hast an already built in canvas hub prohibiting it with the use of another octopi or Klipper combo. So only a palette 2 possible at max. I love my palette 2,but I haven't looked if you can still buy it. Many interesting ideas for sure. I want them to succeed and keep the time frame for the first time.

[@MihaiDesigns]

Awesome insight! I haven't done any multi-material printing in a while. Am also wondering if the extruder design choices will prevent it to reach accelerations/speeds now common with CoreXY printers. I also don't like purge towers, reason why I'm working on my hotend swapping device.

[@spedi6721]

@@MihaiDesigns there is a side wipe possibility with a retracting arm (actuated by the carriage) wher the Hotend makes a blop that gets ejected. So even if you have a tall object with centimeters of the same color, you save A LOT on material and printing time. Guess it should be the same time like changing the tool head, but without the issue of oozing while sitting idle. Oozing maybe prevented if the waiting tool heads wait at a lower temp when idling. Like 170 degree maybe. Heat up should be fast enough.

[@MeKnownAsI]

Excellent and so thorough. Love the humor!

[@MihaiDesigns]

Thanks so much!

[@douglascadot6989]

Love this! Informative and funny. Thank you!

[@MihaiDesigns]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@manuel56354]

I started disliking your jokes, but then I got hooked into the information and now I just feel relaxed due to the mix of jokes and great content!

[@3dtagtraum]

great video! and yes! preordered!

[@MihaiDesigns]

Legend!

[@tasmedic]

Some great insights there. Thanks! I have already pre ordered this printer, mainly because I had a great experience with the i3. PS I used to come to Poiana Brazov to ski in the 1980's and I love Romania, especially the people.

[@MihaiDesigns]

Cool! Back then I was very very tiny. We tend to ski in Austria, but nowadays with the lockdowns it's hard to make any plans.

[@robertburton2935]

A little late to the party, but grinning from ear to ear. Thank you for the entertaining insights!

[@3DesignsCH]

Great Video and critical questions! Asked many of them also for myself, as I’m running a Voron 2.4 with GLX and Mosquito, but also a MK3+ and Mini+, and my Voron is still not always running „press & fire“ as usually my Prusa‘s do. Wanted to preorder, but hold my self back until we have the first reviews.

[@MihaiDesigns]

Good strategy!

[@aecrim1969]

I smelled the comedian in you from earlier videos, but this time you did it. Right amount of comedy, good questions and kombucha. I bet Prusa will give you a place as right hand, if JP can afford you. 😉 Keep up the good work!

[@MihaiDesigns]

I appreciate that

[@DEtchells]

GREAT overview and analysis/observations. Who knows just how it’ll work out, but I think it’ll probably be good, so I’m gonna give them my $200. In the meantime though, I’m so happy I found your channel! (New subscriber 👍😁)

[@JasonHartsoe]

Great review! Would you please please please do a short video of all your Prusaslicer settings please? (Maybe one of cura too if you use it or any others, but for right now just Prusa) Every settings page from all 4 tabs. Also anything else you’d have as useful for us. Your prints come out so amazing and with such great quality! It would be great too if you shared the settings files on your blog. We ALL would be honored and forever grateful by them! Thank you! Edit. The ones you use for Prusament would be preferred.

[@MihaiDesigns]

This is a great reminder! I wanted to do something like this a while back, but the idea got buried in the pile of projects and forgotten 'till now. I'll revive the idea and find some time to execute.

[@jimschmidt4089]

Hahaha... your videos are extremely entertaining and informative. Keep up the great work and humor!

[@MihaiDesigns]

Thanks a ton!

[@Jabbawock1972]

really liked this vid...because its not by an Prusa Fanboy but from someone who think about all the "new innovations" Prusa put in the XL..most of my thoughts were the same as yours

[@WildChinoise]

Great video. Very comedic as well as very thought provoking. I've preordered a two head version. I'm under the impression that I can cancel my pre-order at a later date if I change my mind. On my pre-order, the dispatch date is within a week from 2/7/2022. This is very likely a placeholder date, but maybe it is not. That would be a really nice surprise. I better start saving up my pennies.

[@MihaiDesigns]

Is that February or July? The different date formats for US vs EU is killing me!

[@menkabg]

Awesome video, cheers bro!

[@MihaiDesigns]

Appreciate it!

[@Goldenlawlz]

I like the humor, nice touch!

[@thePavuk]

This is best preview I saw right now. Everybody else are only like "Ooo loook new pritah!!! Look what they promise, It's epic!".

[@ArneSchwarck]

I am going to wait before ordering the prusa. Like you I have gone with the ratrig v core 3 500. Are you doing to use the LGX? I personally have the magnum plus Hotend and enjoy printing at high flow volumes.

[@MihaiDesigns]

I don't have an LGX at the moment, but I intend to get one at some point.

[@ArneSchwarck]

@@MihaiDesigns too many people have bought to ratrig just to figure out it can easily do 1000mm/s but the extruder just can can not Push that amount of plastic. Can we support you in the purchase of one so that you can get your vcore up and running?

[@MihaiDesigns]

@@ArneSchwarck the guys at Phaetus were nice to send me two Rapido UHF hotends. I did some flow tests and I can extrude 50mm3/s at normal print temperatures. Is that good enough? I can push it to 70mm3/s at crazy hotend temperatures, but the filament doesn't flow out evenly, so I'm guessing this is out of the question.

[@davidlaforce382]

I was rushing to keep my baby sleeping while I was laughing. Thank for you good video !

[@MihaiDesigns]

😅 you're welcome!

[@billyjoe3309]

If you can afford it, please pre-order one of these Mihai, I'd love to see what you say about it. You are very much an expert these days. I want one of these XL's!

[@MihaiDesigns]

Oh, this will be a big financial challenge for me. But I do want to experience this new things. We'll see what I can do.

[@lio1234234]

My mk3s has never had those vertical lines thank you very much!

[@MihaiDesigns]

Glad to hear!

[@peterzwegat5380]

Is it possible to show the backside of those tool changer connection? I would be very interested how the kinematics work.

[@Liris777]

Amazing video! Sorry for my English)But I will try to say what I mean- Thank you for your joke approach to criticism. I would say that it is fair overview with no marketing at all. Only facts. Thaks again!

[@medyk3D]

2:15 xD for the price of Prusa XL you can get V-Core 3 500x500x500 with all the possible upgrades. But in case of Prusa XL you get super cool heatbed and perfect part cooling solution (one side only)

[@Sembazuru]

I think the 3 stepper drivers that you saw on the electronics board are just for the x, y, Z movement. (The Z might be two motors on the same driver again, like you didn't want to see.) I think I recall Josef telling Joel (3DPN) that the stepper driver for the extruder is on that breakout board. I think Josef mentioned that only power and signaling goes between the main board and the extruder. If so, all electrical functions (fans, stepper, heater, and sensors) are driven by the breakout board. Not sure what all the connectors on the displayed add-on board are for unless the tool hanging mechanism needs them. Josef did mention that the connectors are PCI-E, but I don't know if actual PCI-E signaling is used, or if they are just using the physical connectors as a low-cost and easy to source connector part for the BOM. As far as open sourcing, Prusa's track record is to not release the open source design files until after the first batch(es?) ship. This gives Prusa some sales before the cheap knockoffs start using Prusa's design directly.

[@MihaiDesigns]

Yup, could be that they're reusing the Z leveling solution from the MK3S and lightly crash the bed into a couple stoppers to align it with them. Which is OK if they get those stoppers adjustable. For the tools - pretty much CAN bus or similar 2 data wire + 2 power wires - that's why I wonder why you need an expansion board for that. I'm thinking the PCI-E is just the existing connectors but I don't see that running gigabit data transfers anytime soon. It would be great if they made it open source, but indeed cheap clones will pop up very fast if it's open sourced. On the other hand this printer is aimed at small businesses looking for reliability and support, and the clones won't be providing those features but could make for an affordable solution for the tinkerers.

[@SfiftBORYS]

You need quick swap board because as mention by Prusa engineer on Prusa blog , they not only going for extrudes as a tools , they mite introduce laser or cnc and then it could require new board

[@MihaiDesigns]

Oh cool, that's a neat idea. I'm sure there's interest for laser engraving. That also means more fumes and we'll see what solution they come up with.

[@ulaB]

This video was just mentioned on today's PrusaLive stream :)

[@MihaiDesigns]

Yup, I saw it afterwards 😊

[@drewgossage8842]

I'm really enjoying the humour 👍👍

[@MihaiDesigns]

Glad to hear 😊

[@3d-obsession662]

Don't know who this is but I subscribed. Funny dude.

[@tedgaunt3044]

First time viewer. Love your style, and great insights too.

[@MihaiDesigns]

Thanks and welcome

[@Creative_Electronics]

It looks like an alamzing machine, maybe in a few years my next (4the) 3D printer 😁 Nice video!

[@MihaiDesigns]

Thanks!

[@harrycee656]

Good belts don't typically stretch when properly applied to application. There are force and acceleration limits. Heavier or faster acceleration will impart more force and willrequire a thicker/wider/use of kevlar/ more cord layers in the belt.

[@alanb76]

You could put a controller on your Prusa with separate motor controls for the Z motors. I've considered this but have not tried it. :)

[@MihaiDesigns]

I installed an SKR board in one of them and the Z alignment works like a charm! Does take some effort to get everything going though, and with Marlin firmware there's no Pinda magnet compensation that I know of, so 1st layer is not always perfect.

[@insaisissable3938]

One year passed already. I’m still waiting for for the 64 mounting points … Is it good? Is it bad?

[@JulianTheHunter]

I keep watching this, again and again ^^

[@edwinirizarry9277]

Oh good sir pure entertainment I definitely enjoyed this content 👍‼️

[@Sembazuru]

If there is support for the Palette (either from Prusa or from Mosaic), imagine putting an 8-filament Palette 3 on each of the 5 tool-heads. 40 filament multi-material prints. Got enough colors for that?

[@MihaiDesigns]

😍

[@amplitude2836]

It is a lot of money but featurewise justified. Until now I never have seen me buying a Prusa. Just preordered wirh 2 toolheads :) However I suspect it to be a slow printer…

[@tride.design]

I really truly enjoyed the humor and criticism here :')

[@JonS]

Josef Prusa says the flat drive wheel avoids tearing issues that result from the outer regions of a grooved drive wheel moving faster than the inner region.

[@mr.hi_vevo414]

Definitely an interesting thing to consider, but if there are no groves then how does it prevent flexibles from slipping from the sides? I'm very excited to see people's reviews of this extruder design!

[@tadhgd350]

The question about what the power supply this is using, I think in Joel’s video he has a clip where we see what looks like 3 mk3 power supplies at the back.

[@MihaiDesigns]

Where is it?! I watched Joel's video twice already.

[@tadhgd350]

@@MihaiDesigns I forget, it was I think on the multi extruder one there was like a 1 second clip of the back of the printer

[@tadhgd350]

@@MihaiDesigns I looked, and the clip is at 10:37 on Joels vid, you can sorta see what looks like 3 of the mk3 power supplies

[@Asteriori]

Mihai looks as if Mr Bean an Marty Byrd had a child😂 Great overview of the XL btw, much fun and informative!

[@MihaiDesigns]

Thanks for watching!

[@davidferreira413]

At first we had "unboxing", now we have "un-videoing". Making videos on videos that pushes even further youtube concept. Thanks Mihai for this entertainment :-)

[@MihaiDesigns]

You're welcome! 😃

[@BraydenWolframe]

Are you going to do a review on the kingroon 3d printer you made a KZbin short on?

[@MihaiDesigns]

Hmm haven't used it in a while. I guess I could review it one day. I had good results with it.

[@sorintdr1164]

perfect review, finally some more screen time with you

[@lukaswernetz3258]

Yes

[@MihaiDesigns]

Haha indeed 😅

[@additiveartificer9365]

Okay Mihal just flex V core part on us at this point

[@MihaiDesigns]

😁 just finding courage to assemble it. My large square tool just arrived 😃

[@javeronh.3996]

hopefully with the multiple heads and filament sensor it gives the option to have it switch to another head when a spool runs out. be nice to not have partial rolls or watch it finish a spool

[@MihaiDesigns]

Indeed, cool idea!

[@RockyTop_BC]

This was my first video of yours that I watched. You are annoying in an addictive way. ... I subscribed and will be binge watching now.

[@cgrosbeck]

Typically you would use Multiple plate cyclodle to balance the gear set but that set only uses single plate, probably will not induce vibration at low speed

[@seadau]

Hii! Love your videos!! 🥸 What printer you would recomend for a beginner? A reliable 3d printer. Thank you!!!

[@MihaiDesigns]

Hard question to answer without knowing more. The more reliable the more expensive. I mainly use my MK3S printers, but I had to make changes to them, so there's that.

[@Hangs4Fun]

At first I thought you were Simon from American Idol, lol

[@MihaiDesigns]

Haha I keep getting this 😄

[@ArneSchwarck]

How is your building of the ratrig going?

[@MihaiDesigns]

I found some time to work on it over the last few days. Got a lot of setback with not figuring out the right things to print, or not enough of them, or not oriented the right way. But there's progress 😀

[@ArneSchwarck]

@@MihaiDesigns nice. I have now enclosed mine and it is quiet and have now been able to push it up to 1500mm/s. 2.3 KG of filament move so quickly through the mosquito magnum.

[@ArneSchwarck]

If you need help or advice I can gladly assist.

[@robertgubberiksson2068]

You are the Best Mihai!

[@MihaiDesigns]

Hey thanks!

[@skarfie123]

The promised a bunch of stuff like Prusa Connect for the Prusa Mini and it's still not been released. Don't buy it for their fake promises. Just look at what's currently ready.

[@MihaiDesigns]

Indeed I heard about the Connect a while back and it's still not ready it seems.

[@DrmSeki]

You're so funny, I'm jealous of you man. I wish I had some of your lively joy :)

[@SianaGearz]

Mhm the hot end drops out of the heatsink. That is a bit of a dangerous accident waiting to happen, but they can guard that with the second thermistor, so they know the heatsink is actually thermally coupled. The smol belt is probably OK given the printer is large but not gargantuan. I think CoreXY with its super lengthy belts actually works best at small sizes, though it is a bit... involved with just the number of parts, which precludes its use in cheap printers. When it gets scaled up, the belt needs to be scaled up drastically as well; or maybe steel backed belt is needed, which needs larger bearings else it explodes. Pet peeve: belt toothed side running on a smooth idler AGAIN. I don't understand why people do it. Depending on the phase, the tension is uneven. I mean i do understand why some designers do that, they expect the idler bearing to seize up, in which case smooth idler still functions, but i mean, it would be a little embarrassing if the machine this expensive came with garbage bearings. Overall just about the most exciting thing to come out from an actual manufacturer in recent years. Even if it all turns out to be half-working gimmick. Nozzle load cell as probe - how good is it? I mean you're going to have a booger on it; which means you have to probe hot, but you don't want to drive a hot nozzle into PEI. Glass bed?

[@MihaiDesigns]

Very good points and I'm hoping we'll be getting more details from Prusa on them. The nozzle push force into the bed should be very small with a sensitive enough load cell to avoid it start digging into the PEI sheet. I hope 😁

[@internettoughguy]

So my burning question is...will it come with an extra large bag of gummy bears?

[@MihaiDesigns]

Haha this is a top concern! How have I missed it? 😂

[@wuckelwaldwutz410]

Danke!

[@MihaiDesigns]

Hey thank you! 😊

[@LockDots84]

This is the funniest video you've ever put out. Hysterical lol.

[@MihaiDesigns]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

[@Xploit66]

Now I am concerned about the layer lines D:

[@BrazenRain]

Yes! But my brain is far too submersed in Voronland to consider buying it

[@MihaiDesigns]

Haha that's cool. It's a good thing that we have more options.

[@jorgefield6772]

Best review out there! Amazing content!

[@MihaiDesigns]

Wow, thanks!

[@gabrielpursley2812]

The comment about joel has me laughing so hard. This was a great video!

[@MihaiDesigns]

Thanks! I hope I didn't get him annoyed with this. He's such a nice guy!

[@Phaix]

OMG! I can't press that thumbs up as much as I like! 😂

[@MihaiDesigns]

Haha glad you had a good time!

[@Antrim3d]

This is the 2nd video with an honest review I've watched today on this . Thank you so much good sir for this honest review! keep up the excellent work!

[@MihaiDesigns]

My pleasure! What's the other honest review?

[@michaeldevlin5101]

@@MihaiDesigns I'm gonna guess it's Design Prototype Test

[@Antrim3d]

@Michael Devlin yes sir. You are correct. Tis my opinion, no one else has to agree, and that's totally OK. Lol

[@Hangs4Fun]

2 minutes in and my stomach muscle hurt from laughing so hard and tears are streaming down my face. So many hilarious comments. "Hmmm, (looks up a definition), how NOT to make a structure rigid? (said after pointing out the missing top front extrusion and blames Joel for this)" Ok, back to the entertainment,, lol

[@MihaiDesigns]

😅 I'm so happy you like my hilarious bits!

[@The_Digital_Samurai]

Some of the addons are additional tools. So the base one has only one tool.

[@vhanda99]

Its expensive for sure. But it seems prusa is going after the print farm consumer. Just my thought

[@jakobwieberneit6616]

Ha was fun to watch! But the xl is a bit too expensive for me.

[@lukaswernetz3258]

Joop! I agree.

[@MihaiDesigns]

Yup, not cheap. Good thing there are many options out there for all budgets. I might review some.

[@justindelpero]

So funny! Love it.

[@MihaiDesigns]

So glad!

[@scruffy3121]

Does that mean I may only like if I am at work? 🤔

[@MihaiDesigns]

Haha no! But at work it's mandatory 😉

[@paulsankar2741]

Your like the ‘Simon Cowell’ of the printing world😎. Great video.🙏🇬🇧

[@lupixus]

grazava imprimanta! m-a convins sa-mi iau un ratrig ;)

[@MihaiDesigns]

😅 👍

[@ItsAllOfit]

MR. BEAN?!?!?! THAT YOU?!?!?!

[@Menschenleser]

Best "review" video ever! Made my laugh so hard. Thanks!

[@kezyka6775]

The price is actually VERY reasonable and perhaps even a little low considering the feature set and price compared to competing printers in the same price range. Still outside my budget though lol.

[@earthtocolin]

I want him to say "hello, my name is Inigo Montoya...."

[@MihaiDesigns]

😅