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All of these will print well, especially Petg and PLA. Tougher materials will want an enclosed printer but you won’t mess with those right away (or maybe at all). For the price I’d recommend the ad5x over the A1 for the corexy kinematics but if you want an enclosed printer I’d maybe check out the p1

Ich hab letztes Jahr mit nem creality k1c begonnen. Out of the box direkt super Ergebnisse ohne viel basteln zu müssen. Nur schade, dass er nur durch ein Upgrade mehrfarbfähig wird. Auf das gebastel hab ich allerdings keine Lust. Hab dann zum release nen sparkx i7 gekauft und bin von dem ebenso bege

„Interessant, dass hier kaum jemand den SparkX i7 erwähnt 😄 Ich habe mittlerweile über 100 Druckstunden auf meinem laufen und bisher keinen einzigen ungeplanten Stopp oder Fehler gehabt. Ich besitze selbst mehrere Hobby-3D-Drucker in verschiedenen Größenklassen – große, mittlere und kleine Maschinen

In that $500–600 range, I’d also look at Creality’s newer combo machines like the K series or SparkX i7 CFS options, since they give you multicolor support without jumping too far past a student budget. The P1S is strong too, but for a beginner who wants years of use, I’d prioritize easy maintenance

seriously take a look at the Creality SparkX i7 if you want multi-color or if you want big print volume and open source the Sovol sv06 Plus ACE. both damn good printers in the price range you're looking at. also the flashforge ad5x if you want coreXY and multi-color.

Nice. Now need to see how it compares to Creality’s new Printer SparkX i7. Looks similar but has AMS.

AD5X is the best of this bunch for the money and features. There are other options, but if you are set on this bunch, get the AD5X. After a bit of time, you are able to upgrade it with an enclosure, camera (I know the M doesn't have one stock, idk if the X sells it separately too), as well as other