MINI+

I know it hurts to say this but if you want a machine that's a Prusa Mini size right now... it's an A1 Mini from Bambu. Prusa is just never going to be able to compete in that market again when Bambu can sell that machine for $200. MK4S is sub-$700 now (in the USA as well). That's the machine to get

Just ask questions bro no need to thank and apologize lol The only printers that would allow the indx system would be the core one printers. After that, I’d recommend the mk4s. I love my Prusa minis but I can’t recommend them in today’s market due to them being hella outdated and a bit overpriced lo

So since everybody is praising Prusament here, maybe you can help me here. Printing for quite some time now. Using eSun or Sunlu and even other cheap filaments in the past few years since 2018. Never had any Problems with it ob my Printers. All well tuned and running great with all other Filaments.

Had one Prusa printer (my first) and it was utter shit. Granted, it was the MINI+ one, but something was constantly broken.

I wouldn't call Prusa the Apple of 3D printers. That's Bambu, by a hefty margin; they just work, maintain an ecosystem and push trendsetting features. Prusa's are reliable and mostly open, but they lack so much and cost a lot. There is a reason so few people actually buy or recommend them. Prusa's a