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AnkerMake M5 FDM 3D Printer Upgraded to 500mm/s $659 + Free Shipping
$659.00
$679.00
AnkerDirect via Amazon [amazon.com] has AnkerMake M5 3D Printer, FDM 3D Printer, Upgraded to 500mm/s for $679 - $20 w/ code AnkerMake77 = $659. Shipping is free.
Deal is valid through 5/7/23.
Deal is valid through 5/7/23.
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Sort: Lowest to Highest | Last Updated 5/21/2024, 11:05 PM| Sold By | Sale Price |
|---|---|
 Office Depot and OfficeMax | $698.99 |
 Amazon | $699 |
 Abt Electronics | $699.99 |
| Product Name: | AnkerMake M5 3D Printer, High-Speed, Speed Upgraded to 500 mm/s, Fast Mode, Smooth Detail, Easy to Use for Beginners, Error Detection with AI Camera, Auto-Leveling, Integrated Die-Cast Aluminum Alloy |
| Manufacturer: | Anker |
| Model Number: | V8111 |
| Product SKU: | B0B79NB686 |
| UPC: | 194644106140 |
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Would you mind listing some that you are referring to? A lot of Top X lists have this one on it. Seems like a slick deal. Especially with the new firmware bumping it to 500mm/sec.
competition is the key here.
bambu p1p for the same price or cheaper, eventually, blows this away.
i print for online sales and the ankermaker is way too expensive for what it lacks, not to mention a few downfalls you wouldnt get with similar or cheaper models/
many people have their machines high on a shelf or low below somewhere to save space. you will not be able to control the analog touch screen unless you get a stool or lay down.
that is insanely silly overlook as if anker 3d team doesn't use 3d printers in the real world themselves, and im not trying to sound dramatic either.. any one who has used a printer for more than a week would realize you need proper viewing angle on the screen lol
I'm probably forgetting something else, but those three is enough to make the Anker irrelevant unless it decides to compete in the under $400 category, which is what I see in its future.
competition is the key here.
bambu p1p for the same price or cheaper, eventually, blows this away.
i print for online sales and the ankermaker is way too expensive for what it lacks, not to mention a few downfalls you wouldnt get with similar or cheaper models/
Creality K1 too.
thing is, the bambu's proprietary automatic multi color is something of the next generation printers that the k1 is sadly lacking.
i think this alone adds much more value than the $100 price difference.
i have plenty of creality printers, none with automatic multi color system. not only does it already serve its main purpose of multi colors, it also acts as a storage for the many extra filament rolls within its an enclosed system. not humidity controlled but still protects from many elements.
but yeah, im willing to bet this anker will hit 400's on a sale soon given its competition. i mean many of us get our creality printers at 50%+ off
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thing is, the bambu's proprietary automatic multi color is something of the next generation printers that the k1 is sadly lacking.
i think this alone adds much more value than the $100 price difference.
i have plenty of creality printers, none with automatic multi color system. not only does it already serve its main purpose of multi colors, it also acts as a storage for the many extra filament rolls within its an enclosed system. not humidity controlled but still protects from many elements.
but yeah, im willing to bet this anker will hit 400's on a sale soon given its competition. i mean many of us get our creality printers at 50%+ off
How do you get them at +50% off?