Full review of the QIDI Q2 after months of use: CoreXY FDM printer with active heated chamber at 65°C, 370°C hotend and support for ABS, ASA, Nylon-CF and PC. Includes analysis of the QIDI Box, Klipper tweaks and comparison with the Q1 Pro and Q2C. ...
We start this new year with several reviews that we will be publishing in the coming days. Today we are going to introduce you to QIDI’s new printer, the QIDI X-Plus4. You will have seen that we have analyzed different QIDI models during the last few months, taking into account the good balance between price/features/quality, in which we have seen how this brand has been improving ...
If you follow us regularly, a few weeks ago we reviewed the QIDI X-Max 3, a printer that we liked in several aspects but could be improved in others. On this basis, we were especially interested in how this new QIDI Tech model, the QIDI Q1 Pro, has improved those aspects to be polished that we detected during our review. Let’s get to it!! As always ...
We have always followed QIDI and its printers closely but, at least officially, we had not been able to have the option of being able to analyze them in-depth, and what better way than with the QIDI X-Max 3. Speaking with QIDI they explained to us that they had some problems during the original release temporarily halting the distribution until the problems were ...
