The Creality SparkX i7 (marketed under Creality’s new SparkX sub-brand) is Creality’s bet on the user who wants multicolor printing without the hassle: bedslinger frame, AI camera, automatic calibration and an assembly process that promises to be ready in under ten minutes. But the interesting part isn’t the printer itself — it’s that there is no single SparkX i7: there ...
The Creality K2 Plus is the printer that sets Creality’s new benchmark. With a 350×350×350 mm build volume, a hotend reaching 350 °C, closed-loop FOC servomotors, an actively heated chamber and the largest die-cast aluminum chassis in the lineup, it is the most complete multicolor CoreXY machine Creality has built to date. In this review we use the K2 Plus ...
We were really looking forward to sharing with you our impressions of the new Elegoo Centauri, a fast CoreXY printer, with a high quality of results and easy to use… and also, at a very reasonable price which will make it a great option to consider for many users. We are currently living in a second or third era of 3D printing ...
In-depth review: 10K LCD, 153×87×165 mm build volume, print times and resin compatibility tested in our lab. Real results — find out if it's worth the price. ...
We are back after a few days of rest and vacation!! We start our tour by analyzing the excellent Elegoo Saturn 4, the big sister of our beloved Elegoo Mars 5 recently reviewed and which gave us such a good performance. Elegoo is a benchmark in 3D printing both FDM (filament) and SLA (resin), this Saturn 4 Series introduces improvements over the previous generation Saturn 3 ...
