Neptune 4 Plus

A lot of people recommend the ender and I've only had unending issues with it. This is coming from someone who is not new to printers. I think Creality has loosened quality control on the budget line and there's better beginner options with more up to date quality of life features if you are willing

Hey u/MmmBra1nzzz , I'm sorry you're dealing with this issue, that's really unfortunate that system seems to be looping on itself as demonstrated by your video. This is 100% a firmware related issue and not anything hardware related. Users on this community in the past have gotten great success reac

Hey u/Sorry-Elk-443 . Tenured / Experienced Elegoo owner here - I started fresh about 4 years ago and dived into the world of 3d printing. Since my start I own an Elegoo Neptune 4 Plus, Neptune 4 Max, and the Centauri Carbon 2. If I were starting brand new again, I highly recommend the CC1 or a Nept

Despite what others may say, the Elegoo brand was made as a functional and affordable brand to get you a product that isn't overly expensive but it also isn't made to be a "Premium" printer. Parts wear out, maintenance is required, and the manufacturer stands by their products in many times even pas

u/Maleficent-Policy215 Sorry for the poor support from Elegoo. I agree it can be frustrating since they don't have a traditional ticketing / support portal that most companies utilize to manage issues. As an engineer in Information Systems, the quality of customer service can be fleeting at times -

Hey u/digitalhick - Fellow Neptune 4 plus owner and prop maker here Your prints look great - if its only the supports that are failing try these couple of suggestions: - Slow the movement/ traverse speed of your print head. The quick jerks and movement will shake the bed and cause potential stringin

I've got a Neptune 4 plus and I know the struggle. I ended up buying a p1s and giving my Neptune 4 plus away. Elegoo completely lost me as a customer once I started using my p1s.

First printer was Neptune 4 plus. Was a nightmare, had to replace it once and ended up returning it altogether. I contemplate giving a better model a try and I generally like their filament. I currently have a P1S and it's given me issues too...like randomly trying to murder itself a couple days in

Ok gotcha - this is very helpful. So I'm going to toss it out there, I came from Cura in the past (i think it was the Elegoo 5.6 i used to use) and I couldn't get it to work consistently which prompted me to try out other slicers. For a long while I used Orca and then Elegoo made their own version o

I really like my elegoo Neptune 4 plus :) it's big enough to print a head whole, goes on sale often and has a ton of quality of life features right from the get go. The only thing is that you have to assemble it when you get it but it's really not so bad. They have set up vids and elegoo has a reall