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Reviews (2)
Apr 25, 2017
Great laptop alternative!
3 of 3 found this helpful This is like a mini PC that I can carry in my purse! I love everything about it (except it will not play movies from Google Play offline like a phone or tablet). However everything else is great! I can read and edit Word or PPT or Excel documents. I can even use a MOUSE! Just make sure you let it update (the factory default config requires like 100 updates, which took like 12 hours). Couldn't be happier!
Dec 06, 2015
BEST VALUE KIT OUT THERE - YOU WILL NOT BE SORRY!
1 of 1 found this helpful I have worked with over a dozen different desktop printers, and this one is by far the best value! Very easy assembly (took me about 6 hours while watching a few movies), the wiring is not too crazy (ok, it is a little crazy - the wire routing that is - no soldering FTW!!), and the software is just fine (of course, you can always use other software). Also, this one has an SD card slot! For $300 you cannot find something with this big a build volume, heated bed, and an SD card slot. I highly recommend this to anyone familiar with 3D printers!
If you are not familiar with 3D printers, you will need to a bit of research on bed leveling, z-axis limit switch positioning, and filament and other settings in the software. Basically, you will need a friend or a resource to help you tune the thing into a working configuration. From my experience though I wouldn't be surprised though if the instructions will be updated soon for that too!