Prusa Mini+

If you are looking for a workhorse within your 3d printer farm, then look no more. If you are student, if you are a designer - and you don't have that...

I think it's fair to say that, even though i've encountered some problems they've been fairly minor, i think it's also fair to say that the prints fro...

So overall, I think the Mini is a great machine, especially for the price.

I fit a sleigh, reindeer, and present all on a single card that I can fit on my Prusa Mini. The breakaway tags work just as intended and the snap fit/interlocking parts fit like a dream.

It becomes our newest PCMag Editors’ Choice winner for budget 3D printers..It requires assembly and calibration care (plus shipping from the Czech Republic), but the Original Prusa Mini is a compact, open-frame 3D printer that consistently produces superb-quality output for a great price

I bought a prusa mini a year ago, started with an A Net A8 a couple years ago and moved my way through 9 other printers before the prusa, I regret all the money I spent buying a cheaper printer when I could have bought a prusa. Not to say others are bad and prusa is the best but it has been the most hassle free printer I've owned, and I highly recommend one.

But once it’s up and running, the Prusa Mini is capable of churning out great-looking objects better than any budget model we have tested to date. It becomes our newest PCMag Editors’ Choice winner for budget 3D printers.

I had to send the printer back and get a new one due to first run issues and Prusa took care of me. But with this I feel that if they needed to hit a certain price point for the Mini they should not have swapped the probes for one that was not fit for the job. If the Super PINDA was included on day one it would have made the quality of life so much better. I feel as early adopters and loyal fans of the products we are getting the shaft.

The Bowden extruder on the Mini is absolute ass, upgrade it for the Bondtech. The extruder on the MK3S+ is actually ok, but I always upgrade that to a slice engineering hotend and Bondtech extruder because PETG doesn’t hold up well to high temperature enclosed printing and nozzle changes on V6 style hotends infuriate me. Also the filament runout detection on the stock MK3S extruder is a joke lol, if the end of the filament spool is bent, it WILL jam, and most filament manufacturers bend the end of their filament in the spool, including prusament. The bed on Prusa machines aren’t very flat, they’re PCB heaters, not machined cast aluminum.