Reflex RS Turbo

Pretty much nothing in the consumer space will work except maybe the Heygears Reflex RS, they are basically the closest thing we have to a ‘prosumer’ printer. Phrozen, Elegoo, Anycubic, nor Uniformation will not hold the tight accuracy and tolerances you may require for engineering work.

I was really hyped for this machine a year ago but no thanks. Too many short cuts and limitations make this a no for me. Unfortunately I’ve realized elegoo is a budget company that makes budget products. I’ll wait for an updated Heygears reflex rs

Anycubics are a larger gamble in terms of QC than Elegoo. A lot of M7s come with concave plates. On top of that, Anycubics can't use per layer wait times, so they have even more trouble with adhesion than other auto-leveling printers, especially with low cure depth resins (light colored/high detail)

Like most things I spend a few months going back and forth before making a decision. I looked at them after seeing Fauxhammers videos on YouTube. That was back when they released the original Reflex. What made me not buy it was the cost and given that I didn’t do much or enjoy resin printing with th

If the Saturn 3 (non-Ultra) is available to you, it's the best bang for your buck and last of the non auto-leveling printers worth buying. Usually less than $270. Heygears is running a sale on the Reflex RS for $499, which is the lowest that printer has ever been. It's probably the only auto-levelin

Heygears Reflex RS is less than the P1 on sale right now. That’s a far better printer than any Anycubic. If the Saturn 3 (non-Ultra) is available in your market, that’s the best bang for your buck available, and it has a higher Z height than any newer printer. The Anycubic Wash & Cure 3.0 Plus is go

If you mean for miniatures and hobby sort of stuff, nope. If you mean for prosumer stuff then the Reflex 2 is amazing for less cost and might be worth checking into before spending as much as a Formlabs printers cost. Being stuck in the Formlabs ecosystem is not a cheap ride where with Heygears, you

Top of the market right now is a heygears reflex RS turbo. Twice the price of the s4U16k tho Coming up strong is the Anycubic P1/P1 Max. The dual vat gimmick was just for dental offices. But it’s proving to be very capable and strong showing for best new machine if 26’

For me, the Heygears Reflex RS has been a plug-and-play experience without any significant issues, outside of user error (e.g. made the supports too weak). After making sure the printer itself is level trough the onscreen indicators, you're basically ready to print. If you just want a printer that d

Heygears Reflex RS Turbo. If minis are your main goal, resin is the way to go and Heygears has a no bs experience; self leveling, no need to know any settings or values, just import models, add supports, slice, send to printer and print. You dont need to use their resin, you can use third party like