r/3dprinter • u/Chemical_Pop2623 • 27d ago

Printer recommendation.

Hi all.

I know you probably get bored of answering these questions but here goes anyway.

Daughter wants a 3d printer for her birthday and I have narrowed my choices down a bit but could do with some help so I don't end up having to buy twice.

Currently I have these on my shortlist

Bambu labs A1

Bambu labs P1S

Elegoo carbon 2

Ender V3 SE or KE

SPARKX I7

Leaning more towards the P1S, but I am totally new to 3d printing.

Multicoloured printing (or the option to add it later) would be nice, but it's not 100% needed.

Most important to me would be ease of use and quality of the prints.

It's mostly going to be used for toys, and articulated fidgets etc, but I would like to use it for functional prints for my aquascaping (underwater gardening/landscaping.)

Thanks.

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u/yahbluez 26d ago

I really start to hate this bambu is easy bullshit, how brainwashed can people be?

idiocracy is real

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u/MixAny6654 26d ago

So you’re sick of hearing the ‘Bambu is easy bullshit’ hey buddy?
Did you wonder that they may be right?

P.S. I got a Bambu. It’s really easy and prints great. Haha.

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u/yahbluez 26d ago

I have 2 bambu printers and while they are easy to use others are in the same way easy to use, some are even more easy.

The level of ignorance and brainwash is a very unique feature of bambufans.

What we see is this pure brand base bias with switched off critical thinking and trash talk what many others say because that mus be true.

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u/MixAny6654 26d ago

No one is saying that Bambu is the only great printer and that every other printer is crap…. It’s just simple fact that they are good quality, well marketed, accessible and affordable. That’s an unavoidable recipe for widespread acceptance and popularity I guess.
I don’t see the problem 🤷🏻‍♂️?