Jupiter 2

They still haven't even taken responsibility for the faulty motherboard they used which CRASHES if you try to print a file above 2 gigabytes. Newsflash: nearly ANY FILE that has anti-aliasing enabled and is large enough to need the Jupiter's size to print... is more than 2 gigabytes. The machine is

It's definitely a disappointment. I intended on replacing my Jupiter SE with the 2 but not anymore. I am sick and tired of these manufacturers focusing on all the wrong things. I don't need intelligent lift, I don't need auto-leveling, I don't need an auto-feed, I don't need a fancy UI, I don't need

Feels like it is probably rushed because anycubic announced the p1 max and then delayed it to march. Which that felt rushed also because this was announced last year but delayed multiple times. Feel like they both are trying to be first to market with a large printer that actually has a resolution t

They work fine if you use Ctb format we use it literally everyday but elegoo seem to keep pushing Goo format and the default format was Goo on the early Saturn 4s. Probably because the format holds more data but it can't handle AA , my friend got a Jupiter 2 early access and it was goo by default..

I am specifically talking about the current generation of Elegoo printers, the Jupiter and the CC2 also the last Mars and Saturn are not impressive. I own several older Elegoo printers and was impressed by the stripped down, yet high quality capabilities. Now, the CC2 is just more of the same and to

CC is loud and there are known defects. For $300, you are getting a lousy machine with subpar parts and buggy firmware. I recommend getting anything other than Elegoo. Other brands also have their defects, but at least they keep their promises and do not rug pull as often as Elegoo. Yup this is not