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HeyGears Reflex RS Turbo Review: Resin 3D Printing at Its Finest

4.5 Editors' Choice

The HeyGears Reflex RS Turbo is what many deep-pocketed enthusiasts dream of: exceptional print quality, industry-leading ease of use, and one of the most polished resin-printing workflows of any consumer 3D printer.

$799.00
at Amazon
By Michael Lydick
The HeyGears Reflex RS Turbo

Qidi Max 4 Review: Bumps on the Road to a Big Build Area

3.0

The Qidi Max 4 3D printer has some design flaws, but its massive build volume, broad support for engineering materials, and enthusiast-friendly CoreXY platform deliver decent value for printing large items.

$1,099.00
at Amazon
By Michael Lydick
The QIDI Max 4

Bambu Lab X2D Review: For Consumers, Multi-Material Printing Has a New Benchmark

4.5 Editors' Choice

The Bambu Lab X2D builds intelligently on the company's iconic X1 Carbon, pairing heated-chamber printing with a clever dual-nozzle system that cuts purge waste and makes multi-material printing easier than ever.

$899.97
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By Michael Lydick
The Bambu Lab X2D

Elegoo Centauri Carbon 2 Combo Review: Four Colors at One Compelling Price

4.0

Elegoo's Centauri Carbon 2 Combo builds on an already excellent formula, adding dependable four-color 3D printing and thoughtful refinements without sacrificing value. It's a good pick for makers seeking a low-cost, high-performance entry into multicolor output.

$399.99
at Amazon
By Michael Lydick
The Elegoo Centauri Carbon 2 Combo

Creality Sparkx i7 Review: No-Fuss, Multicolor 3D Printing on a Budget

4.0

The Creality Sparkx i7 lights a fire under the entry-level 3D printer market, offering exceptional value from a machine that's easy to set up and can print in multiple colors.

$199.00
at Amazon
By Michael Lydick
Creality Sparkx i7 3D printer

Snapmaker U1 Review: Multicolor 3D Printing at Its Finest

4.5 Editors' Choice

With an exceptional feature set and broad filament support, the easy-to-use Snapmaker U1 raises the bar for hobbyist-level multicolor 3D printers.

$849.00
at Amazon
By Michael Lydick
Snapmaker U1 3D Printer

EufyMake E1 Review: A Stellar Tool for Printing Anything on Almost Anything

4.5 Editors' Choice

Combining the best features of inkjet and 3D printers, the EufyMake E1 is a groundbreaking device for printing textures and graphics, sure to wow advanced hobbyists with its quality, ease of use, and value.

$2,499.00
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By Michael Lydick
eufyMake E1

Elegoo Jupiter 2 Review: This Large-Format Resin Printer Isn't Fully Cured

3.5

The Elegoo Jupiter 2 3D printer shows flashes of excellence with its massive build volume and striking print quality, but uneven automation, confusing UI menus, and a still-maturing workflow limit its appeal.

$949.00
at Amazon
By Michael Lydick
Elegoo Jupiter 2

Bambu Lab H2C Review: Peak Filament Printing Just Got Redefined

4.5 Editors' Choice

With a superb range of filament support, clean multi-material printing, and a workflow that just works, the Bambu Lab H2C is simply the best desktop filament printer yet.

$2,399.99
at Best Buy
By Michael Lydick
The Bambu Lab H2C

Elegoo Mars 5 Ultra Review: A Smarter Way to Start Resin Printing

4.0 Editors' Choice

The Elegoo Mars 5 Ultra is one of the easiest resin printers to recommend, combining excellent 9K detail with thoughtful automation that removes much of the friction new users typically face—all at a remarkably accessible price.

$299.99
at Amazon
By Michael Lydick
The Elegoo Mars 5 Ultra

Toybox Alpha Three Review: Great Big Fun From a Little 3D Printer

4.0 Editors' Choice

The Toybox Alpha Three nails kid-first 3D printing with one-touch simplicity and a huge library of ready-made fun. It's 3D printing with training wheels.

$359.00
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By Michael Lydick
The Toybox Alpha Three 3D Printer

Elegoo Saturn 4 Ultra 16K Review: Smooth Resin Prints Without the Drama

4.5 Editors' Choice

The Saturn 4 Ultra 16K is Elegoo’s confident leap into mainstream resin 3D printing. It outputs exceptionally detail objects with rock-solid reliability, backed by some thoughtful features, including a built-in resin heater.

By Michael Lydick
The Elegoo Saturn 4 Ultra 16k

Creality K2 Pro Combo Review: From Tinkerer’s Brand to Serious Contender

4.0

While it still has a few rough edges, the Creality K2 Pro delivers speed, automation, and multicolor printing capability that make it a compelling alternative to some much pricier flagship 3D printers.

$849.99
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By Michael Lydick
The Creality K2 Pro Combo

Qidi Q2 Review: This Under-$500 3D Printer Brings the Heat

4.0

Equipped with active chamber heating, the closed-frame Qidi Q2 is an excellent, reasonably priced 3D printer for hobbyists.

$499.00
at Amazon
By Michael Lydick
The Qidi Q2

Bambu Lab H2S: A Nearly Flawless Factory on Your Desk

4.5 Editors' Choice

With its optional multi-material management system and laser cutter, the superb Bambu Lab H2S is more than just a high-end 3D printer. It's a complete manufacturing solution for passionate hobbyists.

$1,499.99
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By Michael Lydick
The Bambu Lab H2S

Formlabs Form 4 Review: Your Own Personal Production Line

4.0

A pricey powerhouse with a robust ecosystem of accessories and exceptional accuracy, the Formlabs Form 4 is an excellent 3D printer for light-duty manufacturing.

Starts at $3499
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By Michael Lydick
Formlabs Form 4 3D printer

Bambu Lab P2S Review: As Close to Perfection as 3D Printers Get

5.0 Editors' Choice

Bambu Lab’s P2S desktop 3D printer produces some of the cleanest prints we have ever seen from a consumer model. Fast extrusion, quiet operation, impressive cooling capabilities, and intelligent calibration cement its excellence.

$749.99
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By Sascha Brodsky
The Bambu Lab P2S

Elegoo Centauri Carbon Review: A Feast of Features for 3D-Printing Newbies

4.0

The Elegoo Centauri Carbon is an excellent, reasonably priced 3D printer for beginners. It’s easy to learn and operate, has a large print bed, and is fully enclosed so you can use filaments such as ABS.

$299.99
at ELEGOO
By Ted Needleman
The Elegoo Centauri Carbon

Prusa Core One Review: An Expensive, Exquisite 3D Printer for True Believers

3.5

The Core One prints beautifully, and its community support is top-notch, but this 3D printer's quirks, build-quality foibles, and cost make it best for die-hard Prusa fans.

$1,199.00
at Prusa Research
By Michael Lydick
The Prusa Core One

Qidi Plus 4 Review: This 3D Printer Can Make Nearly Anything

4.0 Editors' Choice

The Qidi Plus 4 is a top-notch, top-value filament 3D printer for hobbyists. It stands out for its spacious build volume and an extruder that supports a wide variety of filament types.

$799.00
at Qidi
By Michael Lydick
The Qidi Plus 4 3D printer