WEEFUN Upgraded Tina2 3D Printer, Auto Leveling DIY 3D Printers for Beginners, Fully Open Source with Resume Printing, LCD Screen and Removable Magnetic Build Plate, Work with PLA/PLA Pro/TPU Filament

Awesome value for the money! Simple to set up (the wi-fi was a little tricky but got there in the end!) and I was surprised how small but robust the printer is! Not much bigger footprint than a 4 slice toaster and about twice the height. It feels really well put together which is s good sign.Unpacked and was up and printing in about 15 minutes. I printed the fish bone model from the TF card included and it came out superbly! Hardly any visible layer lines and it this is indicative of the quality we can expect then I really am delighted with the purchase.Connected to the Poloprint app and immediately uploaded a diamond cut vase to really test this machine out - unfortunately it takes 8 hours to print but 3 hours in it looks really good so far🙏This was my first jump into 3D printing and this printer pretty much holds your hand all the way through the set up and printing process. It’s reasonably quiet too which is a bonus.

Started using within 10 minutes of its arrival. Very little to set up. Childs play even for someone with no experience of 3d printing. This is the basic so no wifi but not needed. There could be a lot more examples to print rather than the half dozen supplied on the tf card. It's not the quietest by a long margin and the print speed is very slow but I found lots of models on Thingiverse and have been printing like a mad man, Cannot handle very fine detail but for the price - a great starter.

Bought this two days ago and I’m so glad I did. I’ve always wanted to try 3D printing, but always thought it was too expensive and too complicated for me to even bother. But after reading how easy this one is to use, and at such a reasonable cost, I thought I’d give it a whirl.After taking it out the box all that was required was placing the reel of PLA filament on the side and attaching a tube then feeding the filament in. It is supplied microSD card with all the software on that you just put in the slot and chose one of the sample prints from a list of about 10 different designs. It’s automatically levels itself and the little screen on top tells you all the heating information. Just start the print and off it goes. Simplicity itself.After trying out a couple of the tester prints I thought I’d try printing a free STL file that I have from the internet. The software you need to use to import this is all on the microSD card and just needs installing on your PC or Mac and again seems easy enough to use. I can see the slicing software is an art by itself, but I think with a few more prints I’ll become more familiar with the apps and deducing where the optimal places going for the supporting structure. I still managed to print it reasonably well with my basic knowledge.Very happy so far as I haven’t had any misprints yet. Early days, but I’m pleasantly surprised. The quality of the print isn’t bad. Yes, you can see the gradient lines but not as much as I thought you would at this price point. Probably best to go for a bigger model or resin printer if you want finely detailed figures or larger pieces, but this is a great little printer for scenery, bases or school projects, and I t’s fairly quick too. The build plate is small at about 10cm square, but perfect for small projects or multi part builds.It looks neat and is compact and smart.Perfect for beginners and children with an interest in technology. Can’t recommend this little printer highly enough. No muss, no fuss.…so after playing around with it for a week or two the heat block has worked it’s way loose and has started dropping the print nozzle lower midway through each print. This has lead to it dragging the nozzle back over what it has already printed ruining every print I’ve attempted for the last 5-6 prints. I’ve returned to back to Amazon for a refund. I will purchase another one as it was great while it lasted and hopefully and I’m hopeful that my next one will not have this problem.

First time 3d printer user and this printer could not be easier to use . out of the box it could not be more easy to put together, and after 10 mins putting it together, 1 hour 14 mins later first test print from the supplied memory card complete, although I am not sure what I am going to do with a miniture frog.Yes the print bed is small so your kind of limited on what you can print , but I am fairly sure with the software that comes with the printer bigger items can be printed in parts and glued together . But for printing the 1/24 scale model parts that I want this should be perfect.As for reliability, I can't comment as yet as only had the printer less than a day but looks well made so hopefully there will be no issues .If your looking for a small printer that has some of the functions of high end printers that doesn't break the bank to purchase and that takes up very little space this seems so far the way to go.With regards the print quality I can't really comment as I have nothing to compare it to, but the test prints seem good with the print lines being Bearley visible, with the default print settings.With regards operating this printer the menu on the built in lcd display is simple to understand and appears to have multiple options for manipulating the print settings.Over all I am very pleased so far and would say for first time printers this is perfect, and just ordered a 1kg roll of filment to put the printer to a proper test . FYI, you can get a free print file for spool holder extender on line that attaches to the exsisting holder on the side of the printer so it will hold the 1kg rolls of filament. which I have printed with the filament that came with the printer.