Geeetech E180 3D Printer Review: A Mini Budget 3D Printer
Originally funded on Kickstarter, the $250 Geeetech E180 is a compact budget 3D printer aimed towards beginners and schools but will also get the attention of more advanced users looking to make quick, small prints.
One thing I love about the E180 is that it's simple, user-friendly and ready to go out of the box. My primary printer is an Anet A8 Prusa i3, another budget printer that I love -- but it took around 10 hours to put it together and additional time to adjust and configure. This time around I was looking for something pre-assembled that wouldn't break the bank.
In this review, I'll cover the important aspects of printing with the E180 as well as the pros and cons of this printer. You can buy this printer from GearBest.
Looking for a larger budget 3D printer?
Be sure to check out my Creality Ender 3 review!
Key features
- Small, compact footprint
- Built-in wifi for remote printing and control
- Built-in touchscreen
- Gives good print quality
- Easy to use
Recommended for
- Beginners
- Teachers, kids, and people with kids
- More advanced users looking to make quick, small prints
- People who need a printer that takes up very little space
Specifications
- 130 x 130 x 130mm build volume
- 0.05mm Minimum Layer Thickness gives detailed prints
- Cantilever design
- Prints PLA-type filament
Note: This printer was provided free of charge in exchange for my honest review. I was not paid for this review and, as always, will provide it objectively and without bias.
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