Monoprice MP Cadet

Let's take it off the build plate and go and comes off the the base. Really good. It just has a couple parts that need to be pulled off like that and ...

Worth the price. The Toy Box 3d printer has a slightly higher price point, but it comes with a curated library of models to print and a much much much...

Great quality. The PLA plastic on this feels fantastic. So this is a great printer

Monoprice recommends it as a printer for beginners—whether kids, teens, or adults—and classrooms. While we don't recommend that young children use any 3D printer solo, with its safety and ease-of-use features, the Cadet can be used with minimal supervision. Although users may soon outgrow its tiny build volume, the inexpensive Cadet is a good choice for 3D printing newbies of all ages

The only snags are its small build area, meager included supply of filament, and primitive spool holder. The entry-level Monoprice Cadet 3D Printer is easy to use and offers great print quality for its price, but has a small build volume and suffers from awkward filament handling. Sign up for Lab Report to get the latest reviews and top product advice delivered right to your inbox