The bottom line: I was impressed with initial printing capabilities of the TRONXY X5SA PRO 3D Printer. I was impressed with the design and the build. This advanced piece of 3-d technology was the perfect upgrade for me as I have gained experience in 3-d printing over the past 5 years. TRONXY has built an incredible printer, that prints exceptionally well, for a very reasonable price. I would recommend them, and this printer to anyone.I was able to build the printer, using the instruction manual, over several days (but collectively, about 12 hrs). The printer comes with a .4 nozzle, but I changed that out for a .3 nozzle (the size I am accustomed most to printing with). The auto balance system works well - I can normally tune it within .1 of the measurements. The touch screen and onboard interface made it easy to fine tune the height calibration, (and the calibration option available at print time also allowed me to quickly draw in the Height calibration to the perfect setting). I initially chose a small figurine, with various supports and details, to see how it compared to prints on my old printer - This printer handled that test exceptionally and my print was far better than expected, using only the default settings on the slicer and printer.Initially, I made some rookie mistakes when attempting to print - I didn't make sure my Bowden tube was inserted all of the way and I made my initial height calibration way too high. I also did not tighten everything down as well as I should have when I changed the nozzle. None of these issues were due to the design or mechanics of the TRONXY X5SA PRO 3D Printer - it was all due to user error.If you are an expert - The build will be easy and the TRONXY X5SA PRO 3D Printer will most assuredly work for you immediately.If you are advanced - The build should be fairly easy, and any problems you find should be easily resolvable through your current knowledge and troubleshooting experience with 3-D printers. Any problems you can't immediately resolve can be resolved by the TRONXY support team.If you are a beginner - The build will be new to you, and some things may not immediately make sense, but it should still be fairly simple. You might expect problems on your initial print, and may have to do some troubleshooting to resolve issues due to inexperience (like making sure your Bowden tube is pushed as far as it should go, to the bottom of the HotEnd before attempting to print, or making sure everything in your HotEnd has been tightened).If you plan to pursue 3-D printing, you must be patient and observant, and you must take time to understand how everything on your printer operates (and expect that this will take time to learn). For you, the good news, is there is a large community of people out there, including the Tonxy team, who have built a large knowledge base of information over the years to explain things and to help everyone learn how to make things work. Google will be your friend.As for the printer - top class, excellent printing system. great architecture and a perfect design. I expect to get hundreds of hours of print time out of this system and expect the TRONXY X5SA PRO 3D Printer to do some amazing things for me.

this was a very satisfying project. Building things like this with my son are a great bonding experience. building it solo can also be very satisfying. This is my second Tronxy printer. This particular model has a much larger format and some built in features that make it easier to run.the bed level sensor helps to speed up the process of setting up to print. The glass bed prevents warping. You may see that I use tape and you can note that I also use glue stick. I do this to make sure I protect the surface and make the piece easier to remove from the print surface.We spent a weekend building and then spent about 45 minutes to get the first print from the system. The first print was one of the supplied Tronxy test prints and it turned out fine. My next 2 prints were standard benchmark prints: The first was the Benchy model. everything was as clean as expected. the 3rd print was a lot more challenging for most printers and this was an overall 3D printer file. This file tests most if not all aspects of a 3D printer functionality. if you look at the last proto provided the resolution is spot on. Overhangs are clean and text is clean.This is a quality printer and the price was exactly what I was looking for. The frame is solid print quality is exactly as expected. I have yet to start printing my large format projects but this will be starting soon.Tronxy printers have a quality you can trust at a price you can afford.

Let’s get this out of the way, the Tronxy X5SA Pro is huge! It took me a while to get it put together, update the firmware, and get some calibration prints going. It needed a firmware update as soon as I got it started up but Abby at Tronxy was very helpful in getting me the right stuff. The bonuses here are the responsive touch screen, auto bed leveling, textured glass bed, and print bed size. I can’t wait to get started making some bigger prints!

This machine has been great. The assembly takes some time, but it's worth it. The only thing wrong with what i received was the filament that it came with was shredded. put my own filament in and no problems at all. The glass bed and new levelling sensor make all the difference over my old X5SA 400. this one is smoother, gives much better prints and even keeps up the quality when i crank up the speed.

Got the printer running and was pleased with the result. I never had to contact tech support, plenty of useful videos online. The printer has a lot of nice features, I like the auto leveling the best.These kits are for people who like to tinker. You get a nice printer for a good price if you are willing to spend a little time learning about the machine while building it.

This is my second X5SA-400.I am happy with them. The performance is great.Assembly time is really short compared with other 3d printers, due to the assembly manual, and experience from Tronxy customer service.Titan extruder is Ok, a little bit heavy, but maybe a later conversion to Orbiter extruder will be great.Rigidity and architecture is great too.I made a Z axis sync improvements, and I highly recommend it.I installed Octoprint on a Raspberry Pi 3A, and works perfect.I am still learning how to improve the adhesion on the Lattice Glass bed, my previous Tronxy X5SA-400 has a steel magnetic build plate.The improvement with the black sensor is great!

This is my second X5SA-400.I am happy with them. The performance is great.Assembly time is really short compared with other 3d printers, due to the assembly manual, and experience from Tronxy customer service.Titan extruder is Ok, a little bit heavy, but maybe a later conversion to Orbiter extruder will be great.Rigidity and architecture is great too.I made a Z axis sync improvements, and I highly recommend it.I installed Octoprint on a Raspberry Pi 3A, and works perfect.I am still learning how to improve the adhesion on the Lattice Glass bed, my previous Tronxy X5SA-400 has a steel magnetic build plate.The improvement with the black sensor is great!

This is a great printer that is capable of amazing upgrades and perfectly capable of anything you want. Love it.

I have been running this machine for a while now and it has been a decent work horse and makes great prints.The larger size allows me to make some prints I can not make with the average size printer and the quiet board means I don’t have to wear ear plugs all the time.Over all this machine is good for the experienced user who wants something that will get the job done.I see a lot of reviews from what appears to be people who have no idea how FDM printing works and expects everything to just work.Rarely is this the case for any printer.

I ordered this printer after hearing about the glass print bed (and the mounting clamps), metal linear rails, and the new z probe. I have wanted to get a larger printer and figured what the hay. I ordered it and it came quickly. The assembly was very straight forward with clear instructions with nice packaging so things are difficult to mess up. As with all 3d printers, the end results depend on your ability to build the printer square and level. I assumed that the printer would take a few days to build, but I was surprised when I was finished after a few hours. This is a great printer for the price.I think it is important to discuss what you are getting with this printer to be a fair review. This is a build it yourself printer with most of the board wiring done for you. First off for the price, I don't think you can build anything like this on your own (sourcing the parts). The linear rails are great! They are not hiwens but they work wonderfully and are a huge improvement over the rubber rollers found on other printers at a similar price point. The glass bed is nice, i am more used to printing on pei sheets, but now that I have tried the glass, I won't be going back.The only negative parts of this printer are the standard low cost printer things. These of course are: speed and power, extruder and hotend. Thus far, I have had zero issues with the hotend or extruder and the power and speed are acceptable for my needs.The touch screen interface is probably one of my favorite features of Tronxy printers. The reason for this is the bed leveling give you information on how your bed should be leveled. It is so much more intuitive that other leveling controls I have used-like klipper or marlin (great firmware, but not as intuitive as Tronxy's leveling). It has the functions of restart after power loss and filament sensor pausing, which although I don't care much for these features, they are great addition if you do long prints... and you will.Building: Be sure to make every plane parallel and perpendicular. Square and level are your friends-make sure these are a part of your build process and you shouldn't have any issues. Once you have everything built, ensure that the 2 sides of the bed are level on the z plane, by measuring the four corners to the frame. after that everything is easy sailing.Why a 5 star review? it is a great value for a 3d printer. Lets face it, when you get into 3d printing, you always are going to want to change something--Extruder not the best, bowden tube not the best, hot end not the best, and so on and so forth, you will change then and be happy with your upgrades... Its just how people who are into 3d printing are--always want improvements. With this printer, having all of the features it has, is an incredible value at the price. I would challenge anyone to find a better printer for the same cost that has the same features and capabilities. I bought this printer and I am happy with it. All that being said, I don't feel that this printer needs any upgrading.

This printer was a blast to put together. Instructions were ok but it was good to watch a few videos for tips on installation. My first print came out excellent as seen in the picture.

This printer was a blast to put together. Instructions were ok but it was good to watch a few videos for tips on installation. My first print came out excellent as seen in the picture.

I can only complain about 2 things. First is the steppers disabling at the end of the print requiring bed leveling on each print. Second is it is a bit slow. Besides those 2 things it prints well.

Die Originale Firmeware war für mich ein kraus und flog gleich am zweiten Tag runter und wurde durch Marlin ersetzt. Dann ging es weiter mit dem umbau des Druckkopfes E3D V6 Nachbau, die Lüfter wurden zum teil von 24V auf 16V gesenkt und das Netzteil bekam eine neue Abdeckung ohne Lüfterschutz was der Lautstärke sehr gut tat. Winkel wurde auch hier bei Amazon gekauft und sind zu empfehlen. Licht durfte natürlich auch nicht fehlen. Alles in allem bin ich jetzt Mega zufrieden. Da ich schon Erfahrung mit 3D Druckern habe war es mir klar, das ein umbau un umgänglich ist und man so noch mehr raus holen kann aus seinem Drucker. Wer es sich nicht traut mit den umbauten kann trotzdem zugreifen wenn er ihn für einen schmalen Taler bekommt. Ich zahlte 389€ und wusste ungefähr was ich bekommen würde. Wer sich das zusammenbauen nicht zutraut dem kann ich einen Anycubic I3 Mega S ans Herz legen.

Ich habe diesen Drucker nun schon fast drei Monate. Seit dem bin ich sehr zufrieden mit den Ergebnissen. Aus meiner Sicht gibt es nur zwei kleine Probleme.Das eine wäre, als ich PET-G druckt habe musste ich die Folie der Druckplatte seitlich mit Tape fixieren, da sich dieses gelöst hatte. Das zweite wäre, das ausrichten des Druckbetts ist perfekt solange man mich noch einmal an den Drucker heran kommt. Bei mir hat sie in diesem Fall eine Seite verstellt und ich bin leider mit der Düse in die Folie gefahren...Des Weiteren wäre es schön wenn es die Möglichkeit geben würde während des Druckens das Bett minimal Anzuheben bzw. Abzusenken.Als Schlusswort kann ich diesen Drucker nur weiter empfehlen, wenn man aus meiner Sicht die Kleinen Sachen beachtet.

War in unter 3 Stunden fertig gebaut und hat sofort gute Druckergebnisse erzeugt.Habe mir ein schönes und praktisches Gehäuse an gebaut, dadurch ist er noch leiser (er ist bereits ab Werk sehr leise) und spart Wärmeenergie.Den orginal slicer verwende ich nicht, cura funktioniert aber hervorragend.

Ich bin Anfänger im Bereich 3D-Druck und habe mich danke der vielen Bewertungen und aufgrund des verhältnismäßig günstigen Preis zum Kauf des X5SA entschieden.Der Aufbau und die Erstinbetriebnahme sollte mit knappe 5-6 Stunden verplant werden. Um alles in Ruhe und ohne Hektik aufzubauen. Nach dem Aufbau wirkt der Drucker sehr stabil und liefert erwartete gute erste Ergebnisse. Support vom Hersteller ist vorhanden. Von mir also ein Daumen hoch 👍

I have read that this is not a beginners build, but have lots of experience with electronics I decided to give this a try. I also have a few friends that also own this unit, heavily modded, they are guiding me. So far the packing and materials seem high quality, higher than I expected. Once I have the until built and printing I will update this thread and change the star status. Stars are for delivery, packing, and the quality of the materials so far. More to follow.

Gegenüber den Vorgängerversionen hat sich viel getan.Bausatz ist vollzählig. Die wichtigsten Komponenten sind vormontiert.Aufbau sollte sorgfältig mit mehrmals nachdenken erfolgen. (nichts für IKEA Neulinge ;-) )Gerät war nach Aufbau sofort funktionsfähig.Die 24V Version mit 350W Netzteil sind auf jeden Fall notwendig.Es gibt aber noch Luft nach oben.1. Habe den Würfel auf 2 Seiten mit diagonal Streben (Alu) verstärkt nachdem die Winkel überprüft wurden. (unten und hinten).2. Die Seiten wurden auch mit kleinen Streben verstärkt.3. Der Lüfter des Netzteils bläst direkt unter das Heizbett. Eine Abdekung lenkt jetzt die ausströmende Luft um.4. Die Düse beim Radiallüfter für das Filament berührt fast das Heizbett und der Luftstrahl geht in die Falsche Richtung. Wurde durch eine eigene (gedruckte) Version ersetzt. Eine Kollision mit der Halteklammer beim Autolevel wird jetzt auch vermieden.5. Die Führungen des Riemens für das X-core Systems sind jetzt schön parallel ausgerichtet. Musste aber in der Höhe kleinere Anpassungen machen (damit der Riemen korrekt läuft).6. Durch die Länge des Riemens und der damit verbundenen Elastizität leidet die Riemenspannung und die Genauigkeit bzw. Geschwindigkeit etwas. Bis selber noch auf der Suche nach einer Verbesserung. Zu guter Letzt hat mein Drucker noch eine Verkleidung bekommen, was bei diesem Preis Leistungsverhältnis natürlich nicht drin ist.Auch die Spannung der Riemen hat Verbesserungspotential. Habe bis jetzt noch keine einfache und praktikable Lösung gefunden.Alles in allem ein sehr gutes Gerät mit sehr großen Druckvolumen und ausreichender Genauigkeit.(Achtung Drucker benötigt wirklich viel platz :-) )

Hab den Drucker als Backup Drucker gekauft. Er kommt leider noch immer nicht an meinen Tevo Tornado ran. Vieles getauscht und noch immer nicht Perfekt.