CORE One

This is a Prusa group so you are likely to get some biased responses. For what it's worth, I choose to go Prusa over Bambu because I like how Prusa has remained open source. Bambu has recently made moves to close in their ecosystem which was a concerning direction. One of my first 3D printers was ve

I highly doubt that they are trying to clear stock. The Core One has been barely released (for Prusa time, not chinese printer time that push 10 iterations in one year) and a Core One S upgrade will likely still take some time. The INDX version will likely be sold beside the normal Core One. Many pe

All I can tell you, is that does not sound anything like my Core One. There has to be something going on here! Maybe contact Prusa support?

I like the grey too. But I'm grateful they didn't go with "Original Prusa Core One"

I want my next printer to be a multi head, and I like the Snapmaker U1 for the great price point. But if money was no object probably go Prusa Core one+ W/INDX or the XL 5 tool head variant. I think in the next year we will be seeing a lot of multi heads come to market, so that answer may have to ch

Yeah I really appreciate the work done here! The trouble we had was that we were stuck between High end industrial machines like Stratasys and Markforged with silly expensive running costs and then the Consumer desktop market that is plagued with chinese machines. Prusa sit in this lovely middle gro

I'd wait a few weeks to see what gets announced at Formnext. There are going to be a lot of announcements from a lot of manufacturers. I've got a Core One. It's great. But if you're looking for the cheapest that can do what it does, you might be better to look at a Bambu. Reason I like Prusa printer

Prusa Core One + INDX looks like the better deal.Cleaner mechanics, faster swaps, no DRM nozzles, no crazy 40s filament changes, no overheating bed issues, and proper TPU handling. If the final price lands close to the H2C (and it probably will), INDX is simply the less compromised solution...

I mean, the time saving for this exact model / setup are huge. I understand what you mean though, in a world of tool changers it loses its shine and I think we should be seeing more comparisons of the H2D vs H2C. The Prusa Core One L looks the most interesting to me given it can have so many on Indx

Prusa might FINALLY be able to compete with a bambu product in both functionality and price. For me personally, this is just a straight upgrade to the h2c once it rolls out to the core one L. The only downside I can possibly find is the lower nozzle temperatures.