Revopoint Miraco Pro 3D Scanner Review

Revopoint is one of the leading brands in its class in 3D scanning devices. I have previously examined the Mini, Pop3 and Range models for different usage purposes and touched upon the differences between them. In this video, I will review the Miraco Pro model, which can be used completely independently without the need for a computer, phone or tablet. Enjoy watching.
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[@directedt3ch]

Nice review! Very professional!

[@3DPrintLab1]

Thank you 🙏

[@jamessunder6669]

A very nice scanner and a nice review. Thank you.

[@3DPrintLab1]

I'm glad you liked it, thank you.

[@Jorn.V]

Nice review my friend. Are you going to review Creality's new 3D scanners?

[@3DPrintLab1]

Thank you. Yes, I also plan to review Creality's new 3D scanners.

[@kenxchoi775]

😮nice to know that miraco also hv difficulty to scannjng black object i own mini and range gen1 still waiting for a product like miraco without android function, to make price lower, coz I never use mobile app to do postprocessing🤔

[@3DPrintLab1]

Thank you for your comment. Yes, Miraco has a screen and operating system, which increases its price. I think a non-Android version would be good.

[@user-uh4uh9wh3l]

thank you

[@3DPrintLab1]

You are welcome

[@byronwilliams6532]

I didn’t realize it was two different versions. Standard and Pro

[@3DPrintLab1]

Yes, there are two different versions. I think 512 GB should be preferred for faster scanning and faster processing.

[@byronwilliams6532]

@@3DPrintLab1 Thanks I have a Ranga and a CR Ferret. Creality Ferret was advertised as a scanner that was supposed to have the ability to scan Large/Medium to Small objects, but does a poor job of Large and small. I’m looking for one to handle all three without buying 4 or 5 scanners I’m thinking about buying one of these

[@3DPrintLab1]

@@byronwilliams6532 Then I suggest you look into the Creality CR-Scan Raptor. I haven't used it yet, but I plan to review it later. This scanner can scan both small and large objects up to 2 meters.

[@byronwilliams6532]

@@3DPrintLab1 sounds good. Right now I’m just doing my research on several scanners. What I do like about the ferret is that it is more forgiving that the Range or the Pop 2 that I previously owned. The Ferret will let you scan the same area of the point cloud and double it. I was able to scan to do a several rotations of a object without a problem. So for non of the Revopoint products that I used have been as forgiving

[@3DPrintLab1]

@@byronwilliams6532 I've used Ferret too and I agree with you. Its scanning sensitivity is as good as the Revopoint mini, and it can also scan objects as large as the Pop3. Having only a wired connection is a disadvantage.

[@reddragon4482]

What about super small stuff like Jewelry? Does it handle smaller things accurately?

[@3DPrintLab1]

I don't think it would be suitable for very small objects. I think Revopoint Mini would be more suitable.

[@reddragon4482]

@@3DPrintLab1 Thank you :-D

[@3DPrintLab1]

@@reddragon4482 You are welcome :)