ELEGOO Neptune 4 Max Large-Scale FDM 3D Printer with Auto Bed Leveling, Dual-Gear Direct Drive Extruder, PEI Magnetic Build Plate, High-Speed Printing, and Enhanced Cooling System.

Pros: 1. Sturdy packaging, timely hassle free delivery 2. Large size, very high speed (video: 40% of max speed ie 200mm/s). 3. Wifi, Lan, USB (a and c types) 4. Touch screen GUI panel 5. Gantry mounted rear cooling port 6. Magnetic flex build plate 7. Filament run out detection. 8. Accessories: wifi antenna, lan cord, usb pen drives, tools, extra nozzle, nozzle cleaning needle and some pla filament 9. Slicing software by Elegoo built upon Cura 4.8 (ver 5.6 in website) 10. Vibration auto tune, assisted + 36 pt auto levelling in firmware 11. Max hotend temp upto 300C, ceramic hot end with very less heat up time. Cons: 1. Needs some cable management. 2. X axis gantry fans are loud. 3. Steppers use software limits (no limit switches) 4. Large footprint 5. Spool holder on top (it can't be enclosed it in a box) 6. No linear rails 7. Not enclosed 8. Setting up will need additional hands 9. Price point can be a turn off for first time printer buyers. (Edit) 10. X axis end stop hits somewhat loudly, and causes the extruder wire to get warped as it also hits the gantry. One might want to fix an offset of 6mm to avoid this (TPU would eliminate this loud noise) 11. Large bed needs quite some time to get a good level even with auto levelling. I am writing this in comparison with my other printer (FabX Pro from ReddX Technologies). Faster and larger (and cheaper!). Benchy printed straight out of the box using default slicer settings and after bed levelling is pretty good (good bridging with some stringing). Net interface uses moonraker (am totally new to this). Printer will not need much calibration instead letting you focus more on designing things (unlike my earlier one). In short, Elegoo has paid a lot of attention to details right to the point of including notched allen keys so one can manage bolts at tight angles (which one will find during set up). Now that's a good designer....Cheers to them!

Great printer. i am a beginner but found this printer to be very user friendly. Great quality and service from WOL 3D team

Used for 1 month Working great no issue so far

This is my second 3d printer and my first resin one. TLDR: its too fragile to maintain at home as a hobbyist. This is like any other 3d printer experience I've had and it goes like this: 1. Easy to setup, got the first print in under 2 hours 2. First month everything worked, complex prints not very well 3. Second month - bed levelling issues, issues with room temperature (layers not sticking together) 4. Third month - FEP punctured by support, buy another 5 FEPs for 6k, FEP tautness problems, resin bed leakage (3 times), screen covered in resin and hard to remove Now the prints dont stick, the bottom layers dont stick, suction pressure causes FEP to rip or print layers to come off, some resins just dont work in summer. The number of problems with operating this is astronomical. I've been able to trudge through them for the first 3 months but I give up. Don't buy 3d printers. They're not only needlessly expensive and low quality to serve as an appliance. If you own a garage, get a laser cutting machine instead. You'd be surprised at how clean and effective it is to build stuff you really need (and buy figurines from hamleys or something).

12 k does matter. My crealitu ender 3 s1 pro sits idle now. Elegoo saturn 3 ultta just rocks

It has stopped making things ...I have to repeat process many times then only once it works ...I dont know where is trouble and need assistance form elegoo side

Very bed product quality