Voxelab Proxima 4K Resin 3D Printer - 25mm/h High-Speed Printing, 4K LCD Monochrome Screen 6", Touchscreen, Linear Guide Rail, 130x76x155mm - Create Stunning 4K Prints Effortlessly!

Nice value for the money. Prints 4k. Solid little pick up. Easy to use

I was new to this kind of printer and it was easy for me to get straight to printing..decent quality and not to big if you are limited on space. I did end up buying another one a few months later..

99$ for a starter resin printer is a pretty good deal. Yes these newer models your locked into using there own software slicer. But so far I haven’t had a issue with using it. I will say I had to add a plastic washer on the build plate screw so I would have proper tension on the build plate when leveling. Also after printing two big size models it said to replace the plastic sheet, I just reset the print layer counter and still going on the original sheet, not sure how long before your supposed to replace it. Overall it has some little issues that are minor for it’s price point.

As a longtime fan of Voxelab products, I'm infuriatingly disappointed at the lack of any sense of pride they put into the design of this machine. From locking the board with proprietary and lacking software, to terrible build plate assembly manufacture, to the lack of a set=Z.to properly level said build plate assembly, I'm severely saddened that this is the evolution of the Proxima 2k machine which was a beast of a printer and ran circles around my Elegoo. I definitely do not recommend this printer, and will not be buying another Voxelab product if this is their standard for progression

Print bed leveling - which I am told can be pernicious or annoying on other printers - took about two minutes here and was incredibly easy. First print off the bed was perfect, took about 2.5 hours to print a quartet of 6mm-scale mecha miniatures and bases. Included slicing software is incredibly easy to set up and use. I have absolutely no complaints.

I love the price point on this printer. It is affordable enough for someone to get into the hobby. Unfortunately for someone like me, a complete noob, the quick start guide was hard to follow and the buttons on the touch screen did not match what was in the guide or any other review/setup I found on Youtube. The guide failed to tell me to loosen the smaller third set screw on the back of the build plate to level the bed. I had to find this out from my coworker who owns one of these printers. Needless to say, i screwed up the bed level before i realized what was wrong. I started a print and instead of moving up on the Z axis, it went negative and squished a piece of hardened resin into the mono LCD screen, which damaged it. Now i am waiting on a replacement screen and i have not even had one successful print yet. It was definitely my error, but a more intuitive guide would have prevented the damage that I managed to cause.

Luego de algunos meses tuvo problemas :c ame mucho utilizarla

No idea, it works.