Honest review, please read the entire thing if you are interested in getting a decent printer.I bought this as a replacement for the ender 3 printer. With the ender 3, I felt like I was spending more time messing around with it trying to fix issues than actually printing; and when it was printing the prints only worked half the time if I was lucky. If you're reading this review, you're probably researching different printers. The short answer is, if you are ok with the price of this which I would say is in the mid range, then buy it. It was a quick setup since it mostly comes ready to go and connecting it to my wifi was fairly easy after reaching out to tech support. Their instructions in the paper printout that come with it vs their email is different, so if you have questions reach out to them and they respond reasonably quickly considering they are in China and the time zone is different.Of the 50 or so prints I've done so far, only 1 has failed and I think that was because I didn't setup the supports correctly. This is the kind of printer where you click print and you can be confident that if you didnt make any mistakes with the slicing settings, it will come out as expected. One thing I would say though is the prints stick to their magnetic plate very well...too well. If you set the print bed temp above I would say 45C you will not get the print off the plate, or it will be very difficult. It practically glues to the plate above 45-50C. Theres literally instructions on the plate that recommend 50-55C plate temps but if you do that the print will glue to it and you will be a unhappy camper. After the initial leveling, I havent had to level it since and I havent had any issues. I think this is because the build plate is removable so you arent messing around with it and causing micro adjustments.The slicing software it comes with/they recommend is ok, I dont have much to compare it to besides enders version but Im sure it has most features you're looking for. It comes with a little filament but not enough to really do anything, Im not sure why this is such a common question..just buy your own filament.Its pretty heavy compared to the ender 3 but that just means it doesnt shake around and you dont need to stabilize it. If you plan to move the printer around and you do not have much body strength that might be an issue. I dont think this will apply to too many people but I thought I would just bring it up incase it does for you.The print bed size is definitely smaller than more open designs but that hasnt affected what I print that much and if it does I slightly scale down the mode. If you plan to print larger things then maybe look for a different brand. All of the specs are in the description so you can see if it meets your size requirements.Noise levels are good, it obviously makes a little noise while its printing but thats mostly from the print head belt moving back and forth. The steppers seem pretty quiet and the fans dont sound like a jet engine. Its a lot quieter than the ender 3 and you dont need to do any mods to make it like that too. With the ender 3 you print some special fan duct and upgrade the steppers to be quiet. This is just the way you want it right out of the box, no upgrades required. With that being said though, besides their tech support Im not sure how much of a community there is for this printer or if there even are many upgrades. Apparently theres an extruder upgrade so you can print at higher temps but I havent located it yet.Overall I would buy this printer again and I have recommended it to a family member. My only comparison is to the ender 3 so I cant say its the absolute best on the market, but I am really happy with my purchase so far.Update. 1 year later and still going strong. I print about 1-2 times a months so I'm not a heavy user, but I've had to level it only 2 times. Everything is still operating like new, haven't had any issue at all. Print quality is mostly good, sometimes it does layer shift a little but I think that's just from tall skinny unsupported parts.6/26/24: The printer is still going strong. I haven't done any maintenance to it yet which probably isn't a good thing but it goes to show that it's a workhorse.

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