Update: This popular deal is still available for select accounts (may not be shippable to all locations).
FLASHFORGE 3D Printer Store via AliExpress has
Flashforge Adventurer 5M Wi-Fi 3D Printer w/ Auto Leveling on sale for $155.68 > now $152.54 - $12 when you apply promo code
USBS12 at checkout = $140.68 >
now $140.54.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Sr. Deal Editor
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Note: Select accounts may be eligible for a lower discount of $16 when you apply promo code
JJY16 at checkout. Price may fluctuate slightly with currency exchange rates. You must be signed into your AliExpress account and have your
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[email protected].
Product Details:- Onekey full auto-leveling
- 600mm/s max speed
- PEI flexible plate 3S quick-release nozzle
- 99% resume print success w/ reliable print recovery for minimal disruptions
- 4.3" touchscreen simplifies printing operations
- 220 Ă— 220 Ă— 220 mm is sufficient space for most prints
Top Comments
Coming from an Ender 3 was night and day. Very minimal tinkering to get some very solid prints at a good speed.
I don't have experience with Bambu or other more expensive printers and I'm sure there's some improvements as you move up to that range, but for the price you can't beat this.
Also, cashback is 14% today and new coupons started.
Community Reviews
The Adventurer 5M is a fast, CoreXY starter printer that stands out for easy setup, self leveling, and solid print quality right out of the box. It is praised as a no fuss machine with wired and wireless networking, Orca slicer support, and reliable results on everything from simple models to car gauge pods. The main tradeoffs are its open frame design, which limits harder to print materials without an enclosure, and occasional support or firmware headaches. It is a strong single color workhorse if you want speed and simplicity more than multicolor features.
Common Questions (5)
Yes, an enclosure can be added with a cheap AliExpress kit and printed parts, and a camera can also be added. The main feature that cannot be added is the air filter, and an enclosure helps if you want to print more demanding materials.
Yes. It is largely the same CoreXY platform as the AD5X but without multi-material capability, so it makes sense if you only need single-color printing. The AD5X is better for automatic filament switching and multicolor, while the 5M is the cheaper, simpler option.
It usually includes only a small sample amount of filament, not extra full rolls. The sample is enough for several of the preloaded models at lower infill, but buying at least one PLA spool gives you room to practice and print beyond the demos.
Yes. Setup is described as removing a few screws, attaching the display, and letting the printer calibrate itself, then printing default models successfully with no issues. It is also repeatedly described as a strong beginner printer with minimal tinkering.
Yes. It works with Orca Slicer, and a random USB webcam can reportedly work right away when plugged into the screen's USB-A port. That makes it easier to monitor prints without buying Flashforge's camera kit.
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Deal is dead
This mean it's OOS, or I'm just up a creek?
Been printing a lot and so far no issues. I will probably eventually upgrade to some multicolor one.
Just note that replacement nozzles are expensive...around 35 per nozzle.
For printing there are some mods you can use vanilla orca slicer. But the one it comes from flashforge is decent for begginers.
By 2040, every man will have a 3D printer by the toolset in his garage haha
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No, most of the "off brands" on aliexpress are often made in the same factories/same manufacturers as many of the name brands and, in general, most seem to have a pretty decent level of quality. Out of probably a couple hundred spools at this point, I've had maybe 3 or 4 spools with issues...like just randomly old brittle filament or a couple that were extra prone to tangle...though to be completely honest those very well could have been my fault not being careful keeping the ends in place.
Unless I need a specific color or type, I usually get the various 10 pla and petg spool bundles always posted here. You can often find them for basically under $7 per spool in those 10 deals, sometimes even closer to $6.
kingroon, jayo, geeetech, deeplee, often found in these deals here, have all been mostly completely fine for me.
I originally posited that it was a bad motor (there was a loud ticking on the left side)
After about a month of troubleshooting they finally sent me a motherboard which fixed one of the problems. It was way out of bounds the calibration would touch the plate guide piece in the back of the printer on the last step. Prints were still falling 90% of the time and the 10% printed like *ss. After two more months of troubleshooting they sent me a bunch of parts. I changed just the originally suspected motor and it's been working ever since.
Another two months of troubleshoot
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