I'd love to see a product comparison where you have all three printing the same thing and then show what the prints look like. I've got the Neptune 3 Pro and love it so far. I've also place pre-orders for both the Plus and the Max, but they are taking forever to arrive. I'm wondering if I'd be better off cancelling the pre-orders and just getting the P1P. My concerns are Reliability of the P1P and Ease of Use. Plus there have been a lot of negatives shared by others about the P1P that make me nervous to drop $800 on it. Thoughts?
We can definitely work on that video. It's going to be a minute though cuz we're currently working customer orders and different production orders.. but really all depends on your need and what you're trying to accomplish in the 3D printing world. The elegoo Neptune's are great. Especially for the price point.. The P1P I'm still trying to figure out as it has some differences. A lot of them are in the slicer which I'm really starting to enjoy.. but the P1P is build plate says it's 256x256 but it's really like 230x230.. So it's compared to the Elegoo Neptune 3 Pro in the build plate size.. I can't wait till I get my max which should ship mid-April. I have two pluses and one pro and haven't had any issues besides one minor clog.. which on the bambu i have already had one minor clog and issues with Prince sticking to the build plate. So an adhesive has to be used. Which is not the case for the Neptune's..
If you want to go on the lower cost I would definitely go to Neptune 4 Pro.. But if you can afford to go to bambo Labs then I'd recommend the A1 mini or the P1P or the P1S
Hi brother, noob here. Barely started getting into 3D printing, can't decide. Need your honest assessment. Which of these 3 would you recommend? My budget is anywhere from $400-$800. TIA 🙏
with 800 dollers i would personaly recomend something from bamboo lab they havea lot of printers perfect for your budget which you cant go wrong with all of them are amazing
Hey, looking to buy my first printer and you have a nice setup. The Neptune 3 Pro and the Ender-3 V3 SE are around the same price currently after CAD to USD.. I'm on the fence. My buddy said he's had 5 friends buy the Neptune 3 Pro and all of them love it. The Ender community, however, is huge though and there are so many upgrades and support for this brand of printers. Thoughts? Another acquaintance is selling his Ender 3V2 with Upgrades list below for $250 CAD: Upgraded dual sided PEI Bed ($25.99) Sprite pro directory drive extruder with CR Touch ($125.00) Silent fan upgrade with noctuna fan Dual z axis lead screw ($49.99) Creality LED bar ($25.99) Help me decide man! Many thanks. Cheers!
@@CollinsFamilyAdventures Thanks for the reply. I've heard that some of these are having issues with the mainboard. Some guys are running Klipper on the N3P with a dedicated RPI. Anyways, crazy how fast Elegoo is pushing these things out! Thanks for the great content.
I'd love to see a product comparison where you have all three printing the same thing and then show what the prints look like. I've got the Neptune 3 Pro and love it so far. I've also place pre-orders for both the Plus and the Max, but they are taking forever to arrive. I'm wondering if I'd be better off cancelling the pre-orders and just getting the P1P. My concerns are Reliability of the P1P and Ease of Use. Plus there have been a lot of negatives shared by others about the P1P that make me nervous to drop $800 on it.
Thoughts?
We can definitely work on that video. It's going to be a minute though cuz we're currently working customer orders and different production orders.. but really all depends on your need and what you're trying to accomplish in the 3D printing world. The elegoo Neptune's are great. Especially for the price point.. The P1P I'm still trying to figure out as it has some differences. A lot of them are in the slicer which I'm really starting to enjoy.. but the P1P is build plate says it's 256x256 but it's really like 230x230.. So it's compared to the Elegoo Neptune 3 Pro in the build plate size.. I can't wait till I get my max which should ship mid-April. I have two pluses and one pro and haven't had any issues besides one minor clog.. which on the bambu i have already had one minor clog and issues with Prince sticking to the build plate. So an adhesive has to be used. Which is not the case for the Neptune's..
I want to buy a printer. Which one should i buy, ender 3 pro or neptune 3. I want good quality print with details.
Help me brother.
If you want to go on the lower cost I would definitely go to Neptune 4 Pro.. But if you can afford to go to bambo Labs then I'd recommend the A1 mini or the P1P or the P1S
@@CollinsFamilyAdventures thanks bro
How is the P1P noise compared to Neptune 3 Pro?
Hi brother, noob here. Barely started getting into 3D printing, can't decide. Need your honest assessment. Which of these 3 would you recommend? My budget is anywhere from $400-$800. TIA 🙏
with 800 dollers i would personaly recomend something from bamboo lab they havea lot of printers perfect for your budget which you cant go wrong with all of them are amazing
Hey, looking to buy my first printer and you have a nice setup. The Neptune 3 Pro and the Ender-3 V3 SE are around the same price currently after CAD to USD.. I'm on the fence. My buddy said he's had 5 friends buy the Neptune 3 Pro and all of them love it. The Ender community, however, is huge though and there are so many upgrades and support for this brand of printers. Thoughts? Another acquaintance is selling his Ender 3V2 with Upgrades list below for $250 CAD:
Upgraded dual sided PEI Bed ($25.99)
Sprite pro directory drive extruder with CR Touch ($125.00)
Silent fan upgrade with noctuna fan
Dual z axis lead screw ($49.99)
Creality LED bar ($25.99)
Help me decide man! Many thanks. Cheers!
Actually there's a new one out in the game. I would go with the elegant Neptune 4 Pro.. It's running! Klipper and has a great setup..
@@CollinsFamilyAdventures Thanks for the reply. I've heard that some of these are having issues with the mainboard. Some guys are running Klipper on the N3P with a dedicated RPI. Anyways, crazy how fast Elegoo is pushing these things out! Thanks for the great content.
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