CORE One

Prusa really needs to figure out a way to cut some cost. They are simply not competitive. Why would I pay 2k (plus 200 dollar shipping) for a printer that is less capable than my 800 dollar printer. I love my Core One, but admittedly my P2S is considerably better and cost half the price. Same with t

I love Prusa printers and was debating on ordering a Core One L, to replace my MK3S+, last week but didn't because it's hard to justify the cost especially when Bambu Labs have printers that are cheaper and just as capable. Prusa needs to figure out something on their prices.

This post is probably why they stopped selling assembly kits. No offence but when you order a kit you literally cannot expect a plug and play experience. How exactly would it be a plug and play experience anyway when you have to build your printer first? Secondly, why would you give you or any of us

Yeah, Prusa needs to make a better case for their machines, and focus on their strengths. The question of "Who are these printers for?" is becoming less clear. Kinda appearing to me like they are focusing more on government contractors and businesses that have very stringent information security nee

It's great to see your engineering response to VFA and that it is being taken seriously - I'm the guy who opened the thread on the Prusa forums about the release day Core One (Prebuilt) VFA https://forum.prusa3d.com/forum/prusa-core-one-hardware-firmware-and-software-help/vfa-artifacts-on-xy-straigh

That's funny the indx isn't theirs and heck when I finally broke down and left Prusa it was because I was on the waitlist for the XL for so damn long I canceled my order. The MK4 wasn't even an option when I picked up my X1C. The release of yet another MK printer was the last slap in the face. And t

Honestly, I’m at the point where I’m asking myself if Prusa is still living off its reputation. Back in the day, the i3 MK3S was a game changer for me. Coming from an Anycubic i3 Mega, it felt revolutionary. It just worked — reliable, consistent, amazing print quality. Prusa used to be the benchmark

u/josefprusa Hey, I really appreciate you finally addressing this — but this exact issue is why I’m holding off on ordering a CORE One. I owned a Prusa XL and spent over a year trying to chase down constant VFA issues. I even sent the printer to Printed Solid twice, hoping they could help — but both

On paper, the INDX is a more robust and efficient system compared to the Vortek. That said, INDX still isn't even out, let alone for the larger Core One L. Unless you want to be on the bleeding edge of a product release or have plenty of patience, then the INDX/Core One L may not be worth considerin

Yeah exactly. If this was actually how it works (and legally it may be by the letter of the license NAL) this is bad for the consumer not good. It makes it quite literally impossible for a company to build on top of any AGPL3 licensed product. You can hate some of Bambus actions all you want but you