Creator 5 Pro

Worth noting that for basically the price of an X2D combo you could get the flashforge creator 5 pro, which is an enclosed four-head toolchanger with the same build volume, 320C nozzle and a heated chamber. If you think there's a chance that you want to do multicolour in any serious way in the futur

I’ve been looking into this a lot recently. I have a Core One with INDX on order, a Bambu H2D (pre known shenanigans), and a U1 as my main printers these days. I’m actually now most worried about my C1 going from my rocksteady reliable for abrasives and TPU to being less useful than my U1 with an IN

Yep, and the P1S is still excellent and can be easily upgraded with a chamber heater (plus aftermarket hotends to add quick-swap nozzles etc) for a not hugely significant amount of money. They're still selling the P1S on the UK store and it's just slightly more expensive than the A1. Excellent machi

Do you need multi-material, amd less waste printing color? If not, the Centauri Carbon 2 Combo is a reasonable choice for an enclosed comedy. If yes, and you want a heated enclosure, I don't think anything except a Flashforge Creator 5 Pro will be in that price range. If you can do without color or

Flashforge creator 5 pro is much better than the u1. Enclosed. Heated chamber and still 4 toolheads. Same price

Nothing shady going on with the software from Flashforge, at least not more shady than other companies. The stuff online about "closing down" the software is mostly clickbait and has been exaggerated. Otherwise, agree with the other comments. I'm waiting for my creator 5 pro pre-order, I want a heat

I've put down a order on the flashforge Pro at 799 Euro (im european region). Right now a code still works for a discount code that gives 130 euro discount, instead of the 100. I am not sure if its still supposed to work. The thing about the U1 is that its another 170 euro on top of the 850 euro it

I know it's not on your list, but I have spent months trying to decide between the snapmaker u1 and the flashforge creator 5 pro. All the print tests came out identical, but the heated/ cooled chamber made me go for the creator 5 pro (it's also $150 less than the u1). Good luck deciding, it's a fun

I’d say the s1 has been more reliable as its printing right now with the same hours as the ad5x. While the ad5x is sitting in the floor waiting for flashforge to fix it under warranty. It depends on the type of functional parts. Are you wanting to use abs, Asa, nylon? For those you need a heated cha

I spent a lot of time (probably too much) debating which to get and I finally went with the Creator 5 Pro... the included enclosure with a heated chamber for much less money made my decision. My first printer was a Voxelab Aquila, made by Flashforge, and was a workhorse while one of my most recent p