The Best 3D Printers for You 2023 | Micro Center

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3D printers have exploded onto the market but with so many options, how do you make the best choice for you? Andy is here to help narrow it down with models from top manufacturers like; Creality, Bambu Lab, and Ankermake. Let Andy highlight the functions and features of the top three printers to fit your budget in the MicroCenter Maker Studio and in store at our new Indianapolis location!

Any pricing mentioned or shown in this video is accurate at the time of the recording of the video and is subject to change at any time without notice.

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0:00 Introduction
0:55 Ender 3 V2
1:23 Ender 3 S1
1:49 Ender 3 V3 SE
2:28 Mid Tier Price Range Printers
3:07 AnkerMake M5C
3:27 AnkerMake M5
3:59 Creality K1
4:46 Flsun V400
5:21 Bambu Lab P1S
6:06 Top Tier Price Range Printers
6:33 Creality K1 Max
7:23 Bambu Lab X1C Combo
8:58 Inland Filament

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I wish we had stores like yours here in the UK! I would love to be able to walk round, looking and comparing all the different 3D printers before making a decision on which to buy!

PaulB-justme

Bambulabs a1. 300 bucks. Way better than any ender or ankermake printer.

TheDepep

I love my P1S. I ordered the A1 mini and I wish I could have gotten it from MC. The deals MC has going on right now = insane.

JonLaRue

This has been quite an eye opener for someone such as myself that is rather inexperienced when it comes to 3D printing. I definitely understand what entry level means to me now that I have watched this rather Informative video.

snackrifice

I say fine! But I really need to know more about 3D Scanning. that way, I could work on a prototype, perfect its appearance, scan it, and make duplicates, or use a 3D program to refine the part or object I am working on.

JonEvans-tl

Bambu X1C with AMS is AWESOME, but bit small for printing helmets. P1P is similar, without enclosure. For cosplay/helmets (Iron Man / Mando outfits), go Elegoo Max. I believe they have a 4 MAX that run Klipper, but with a proprietary nozzle. I use 3 MAX which can do any helmet even for fat heads. Creality for me has been a "learning experience", fun and educational, but would not recommend for first timer. For first timers, one of the Bambu or Elegoo 3s.

AndrewYu-zoui

I have a micro center near me, like around a 30-minute drive, and I will stop in and check out the 3D printers 👍

Kens_Model_Shop

If I buy one 3D printer could I print me a 2nd one?

briefcaseblues

I like my Creality Ender3 S1 but K1 Max really appeals to me.

thomasleftwite

Please get a microcenter in Oregon/Washington!!

jakethis

yep you need to open stores here in the UK in all major citys we need micro centre here for sure there is a call for them

nigel

Great roundup in a quick form... what would be your suggestion for someone just starting out but doesn't want entey level? Helmets, hot wheels track, etc is what I'd be getting into...Bambu looks to be the front runner....but no mention of Elegoo or Prusa....

sibertiger

This was a very nice overview of the printers offered by Microsoft Center. I only wish all the MC’s operated the same way as your location does. The store in Columbus, OH has some serious stocking and on-site associate support issues that result in lost sales and unhappy customers. I can honestly say that there has only been an experienced associate in that section about 50% of the time and it seems like they are “out of stock” on a lot of things most all the time. I have made several purchases for my Bambu Lab Xiaowen 3D Printer only to discover that someone switched out the contents of the package for a cheaper item. I have been trying to buy a second Hardened Steel nozzle for my X1C and the first time it had the Stainless Steel print head inside the package and the second time (yesterday) it only had the silicone socks inside the bubble-wrapped bag. I live more than 40 miles from the store so it’s an 80 mile round trip each time and having to go back to get a refund costs me a lot more than loss of time.

MikeC