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A couple points: The smaller XY dimensions relative to the X2 is not terribly substantial, and even smaller after accounting for Bambu's calibration processes using up more bed area than prusa's prime line. The H2 is a whole different size class, closer to the XL (With the core one L somewhat smalle

I’ve had my XL 5T for about 1.5 years now and I love it. I’d definitely buy it again. The quality (both single material and multi-color/material) is very, very good. I’ve had very few failures that I could only blame the machine for, maybe 5? I know a review isn’t good without some criticisms so her

I'm nearly 100% certain the Prusa will be more than the H2C. Consider the H2S vs the CoreOneL.The H2S has a larger print volume, it is faster and according to multiple reviewers it has slightly better print quality. The L is 20% more. We know what the INDX will cost (more or less). The 8 core costs

I had one one pre order actually scheduled to ship this week. Just cancelled and ordered an H2D. I just couldn't justify the high price even with the earlier price that I paid for what I was getting. As more reviews came out I started to see the cracks. This is coming from someone who owns an XL so

Im currently stuck between the H2D and the Prusa XL. I have a prusa mini as one of my printers, so my annoyance is from that. I simply don't trust prusa XL to be good. How is this overpriced thing not have an enclosure straight out the box, no option for heated chamber and after all that there have

Well some reviews showed that it was much worse than the Creality K2 Plus or the Prusa XL. X1Plus also showed me, how bad my bed is. For me, I have a combi plate with G10 and textured PEI. Due to the G10 sheet it is quite a bit flatter, so I use that for parts that need flat bottom parts. But, if I

Prusa is a marked up RepRap. The Mk4 is like $130 in parts and sold for $700 based on an open source project that was never meant to be made commercial. Their new XL unit is a joke and prints horribly. Bambu has quality control problems and print issues just like the best Ender units of the day. The

For sure, Prusa would be cheaper in Europe for European customers, as it is more local; and maybe US customers once they get their local manufacturing up and running (and with tariffs on chinese products) Time will tell with the durability, but I put in 8000 hours on my X1C in a short amount of time

First thought was, "this is going to be an issue with reliability" then i saw all the reviews, i think it was salander that put the H2C vs H2S vs Prusa XL where the XL drestroyed it.. it seems to be overly complex, with also the chips on the hotends them selves.. but what scared me the most was 3dPr

This reviewer goes against what you are saying: https://youtu.be/4cWDVdBz7p8?si=UZyvVS5QZvuLqXVL Showing even the PrusaXL, the most premium offering is significantly less precise than the H2D. So then are the parts stronger? I doubt it