WOL3D Bambu Lab A1 3D Printer, High Speed & Precision, Full-Auto Calibration & Active Flow Rate Compensation, ≤48 dB Quiet FDM 3D Printers, 256 x 256 x 256 mm Build Volume

No.1 Best budget at this price i love it thanks to the bambu lab

Good quality, Easy to operate.

Works pretty much out of the box. Not much setup needed..

One of the number sticker was off on the AMS lite, So maybe it was open before sending it to me other then that its perfect

Quality awesome print , bed level, printer function ,winding Worth product

The printer itself is pretty good for the price, I've used it, I know. But the problem is, the engineers at Bambu Lab in their infinite wisdom, DID NOT BOTHER TO INCLUDE THE RIGHT CONNECTOR. They included a 2 prong connector for the power cable which means no ground. The consequence the heated bed and the build plate has free electric discharge on it. Not a lot but enough to give me several ELECTRIC SHOCKS and my tester glowed through out the build plate and heated bed. On contacting Bambu support, their response, "The problem is indeed with the insufficient grounding, please go out and buy a properly gorudned powerful cable", as if 27.6k inr was not enough money to have a complete product. (They did offer to send me a creative package, which I understand is a box of Bambu labs goodies, as compensation for having to buy a separate cable). Please consider this before buying, the printer is good, if you have a cpu cable rated for 240V/16A then this machine will work flawlessly.

Best printer for beginners, comes pre assembled- JUST PLUG AND START PRINTING

Simple amazing

After 2 weeks of using, its good, and the price was not bad

Simple and easy to setup. Can go straight to printing from uour phone. Then when your confident you can explore getting models from other places.

いろんなメーカーがありますが、裾野の広さも、機械の正確さ、堅実さも、この一台につきますね。早いし安いしパーツの配送も早い。アプリも使いやすいし優秀。何をとっても欠点が見当たらない。やってみたいけどどれが買うべきなのかわからないなら、まずこれよ！！！

excelente producto. gran calidad y muy eficiente

This thing is amazing. I put off 3D printing for a while now not wanted to be bothered with the complication. This printer has apparently found a way around much of it and does everything for you. Maybe problems will arise many prints later but so far I printed 4 small things with the sample PLA and I'm surprised at the quality. I designed a couple basic objects and the software just automatically makes use of sensible fill space etc. I don't even have wifi right now so currently I'm just downloading print files to the SD card. It's real easy to set up and gives you an intuitive little guide for each process on the screen. It will initially take a little while to do calibrations but after that the basic prints are very fast. The motors can really move the print head and bed so I'd recommend making sure it has a nice dedicated place for it that isn't flimsy or wobbly. The build is pretty sturdy and the base is decently weighted. The basic process for me was exactly as follows: Unbox Assemble (just a few pieces, very easy) Let it calibrate (took like 20-30 minutes) Download Bambu Studio on PC Import a model into Bambu Studio and 'Slice Plate' (make file readable to printer) And either print from there over Wifi or just export it to a .3mf plate sliced file onto SD card I have no idea what I'm doing and just did that and it was printing no problems. I got on Tinkercad and just made random objects. Then I designed a small mount for something. The basic PLA seems sturdy enough to design all sorts of simple objects with 0 hassle cause you don't really need to play around with the advanced settings of the print. So far I'm just making cylinders and cubes and stretching/contorting their dimensions into a particular shape.. then just exporting them into a file I can open with Bambu Studio. Then slice and print.. The only downsides I can think of are that the plate size may leave more to be desired, and the camera has a very low frame rate (mainly just because it can manually do a timelapse for you). These are easily justified in the cost at under $300. Since there is already so much cool stuff out there to print that other people have designed, you can basically just buy a bunch of filament for this thing and go ham. I printed through the included sample filament they provided in about an hour, but a straight print would have probably ran through that in only 30 minutes. For about 20 bucks for 2.2lbs of basic PLA.. that's a whole lot of printing right there. Even if you just used a 1/4 pound of that to make a decently sturdy project enclosure you're getting pretty savey on the gravy over time.