Max4

What you should know: Qidi support is excellent at helping you fix problems yourself and shipping parts to you, but they are extremely, extremely, extremely reluctant to accept returns. If you need a return, good luck. A lot of folks recommend buying Qidi printers from Amazon for this reason, becaus

Depends on what your goals are. Personally I think the 40-second switching time of the H2C makes it a poor choice for anyone who doesn't need 8+ different materials in one print. If 4 is enough then the Snapmaker U1 is a wildly better value. If you need a big enclosed machine that only occasionally

Welcome to the Qidi family… I’m glad I was able to help. I’m confident your MAX4 works out well… If something should come up, you can always reach us here for help. Since my ALS has advanced, I don’t do nearly as much as I used to so I’m almost always available and I see posts as they come up. Pleas

Qidi did take responsibility. They made a software patch while they figured out how they should do a real fix. They stopped production, then sent out replacement SRRs and shipped fixed units after that. Idk what they did for the reviewer but I know that they spent a bunch of time and money getting t

My first core xy printer was the Creality K2 plus. I put 3k hours on it before I sold it but in comparison to the printers I got afterwards it was the worst experience. I had to deal with Crealitys warranty dept numerous times and it was a horrible experience. The quality of my prints with it were o

For multicolor printing? SnapMaker U1 For functional printing? Qidi Q2, or if you can stretch the budget for a massive printer, Qidi Max4.

I’ve had a fantastic experience with my Qidi printers. My Q2 with box has been the best of all of my printers so far and their customer service is really really good. I have a MAX4 combo on order and I can’t wait for it to arrive. I can purchase any machine I want and I chose that one based on my ex

Nope. If you want a guarantee of fewer issues, don't preorder. The Q2 definitely had fewer issues than the Plus4 and we can hope the Max4 will continue the trend, However, a bigger printer generally means more room for problems. Unless you absolutely need the volume right now, just give it a little

Nice prints! Glad to see another positive story about the box. Mine has worked great since day one and I’ve had no concerns with it. I completely agree about the noise level, it’s not nearly as bad as people make it out to be in videos, especially with the lid closed. You can barely hear it clicking

You say this but this was not my experience. After a 50 hour 350 degree print, the sock is toast and on a subsequent print it fell apart without me touching it and ended up getting dragged by the nozzle destroying the print. So while I appreciate being told over and over to expect this implying that