Typical price i
370,– to 1100,–

Builds objects layer by layer by melting and extruding thermoplastic filaments.

Popular for its affordability and ease of use, FDM is ideal for beginners and general-purpose prototyping.

Typical price i
230,– to 1200,–

Uses a similar process to FDM, heating and extruding filament to form layers.

FFF is widely compatible with many materials and is suitable for home, educational, or entry-level professional projects.

Typical price i
400,– to 710,–

Cures liquid resin layer by layer using a laser or light source for high precision.

Offers smooth surface finishes and fine details, making it ideal for miniatures, dental models, or jewelry prototypes.

Typical price i
200,– to 550,–

Uses a digital projector to cure an entire resin layer at once, resulting in fast print times.

Delivers high detail and smooth surfaces, suited for applications needing accuracy like dental models or intricate prototypes.

Typical price i
360,– to 520,–

Supports printing objects up to 220 mm wide, 220 mm deep, and 250 mm tall.

Ideal for most everyday prints, hobby models, and small prototypes, making it a practical choice for beginners or home users.

Typical price i
440,– to 1500,–

Provides a balanced print area for objects up to 256 mm in all dimensions.

Gives extra flexibility for medium-sized projects or multiple small parts in one go, suitable for users seeking more versatility.

Typical price i
890,– to 1100,–

Allows for large-scale prints up to 300 mm in length, width, and height.

Best for advanced users or those creating big models, prototypes, or functional parts in a single print without splitting files.

Typical price i
300,– to 800,–

Produces extremely fine layers for high-detail and ultra-smooth surfaces.

Best for intricate models, jewelry, or prototypes where precision and surface finish are top priorities.

Typical price i
400,– to 1600,–

Achieves a balance of fine detail and reasonable print times.

Ideal for professional prototypes, miniatures, or parts where visible layer lines should be minimal.

Typical price i
370,– to 940,–

Offers standard resolution with visible but fairly smooth layers.

Suitable for functional parts, rapid prototyping, or general hobby use where speed is preferred over maximum detail.

Typical price i
490,– to 1600,–

Prints thicker layers for faster results and reduced material use.

Best for large objects, drafts, or models where fine detail is less important and speed is essential.

Typical price i
360,– to 1000,–

PLA is a biodegradable plastic made from renewable resources, known for easy printing and minimal warping.

Best for beginners and decorative items, it offers a smooth finish but is less heat-resistant than other materials.

Typical price i
370,– to 940,–

PETG is a tough, semi-flexible plastic with good chemical resistance and transparency.

Ideal for functional parts and outdoor use, it combines ease of printing with improved durability over PLA.

Typical price i
400,– to 1400,–

ABS is a strong, impact-resistant plastic that can withstand higher temperatures.

Suitable for mechanical parts and prototypes, it requires a heated bed and good ventilation due to possible fumes.

Typical price i
300,– to 710,–

Resin is a liquid material used in SLA or DLP printers, producing highly detailed and smooth prints.

Best for miniatures, dental models, and jewelry, it offers fine detail but needs post-processing and safety precautions.

Typical price i
360,– to 990,–

TPU is a flexible, rubber-like plastic known for its elasticity and abrasion resistance.

Great for phone cases, gaskets, and wearable items, it allows for bendable designs that require durability and flexibility.

Well-known for reliable, open-source printers with a large community and upgrade options.

Ideal for hobbyists and tinkerers who want flexibility and a wealth of online resources.

Specializes in high-speed, feature-rich printers with advanced automation and multi-color printing.

Great for users seeking premium build quality, convenience, and fast out-of-the-box results.

Recognized for affordable, user-friendly models, especially resin and FDM printers.

Offers strong value for beginners and those looking for a cost-effective introduction to 3D printing.

Known for enclosed, ready-to-use machines with consistent performance.

Good choice for classrooms, small businesses, or anyone needing reliability and minimal setup.

Famous for handheld 3D printing pens rather than traditional desktop printers.

Best suited for creative projects, education, or quick prototyping without technical complexity.