This was easier to assemble than I expected.

It's great! Things to do when you get it. Print some motor mounts to square the belts and a zsync bell tension and some belts. Official length for it would be a 1068mm I bought a 1140mm timing belt and just printed some tensioners for it. It came out great and both z axis motors are in sync now and don't have to tram before each print to get good leveling.

I am thrilled with this printer and honestly I didn't expect it to be so great.Everything was well packaged and easy to assemble and level with the help of instruction manually. I was able to set it up and level it up in less than an hour. Also the printer speed is really good. Its my 4th different printer order and so far it is the best one.I really recommend this printer if you are looking for great printer in affordable price.

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I really like this printer. Assembly takes a very long time, (6+ hours to do it right) and can be a bit fiddly. Overall I am getting excellent print quality and speeds of 90 to 120mm/s with no modifications. Definitely not a starter printer, but I would recommend it as a second or third buy. Especially if you like to tinker.

The new 24v system heats fast.The build took awhile but I'm happy with the to instructions and the amount of extra parts which will allow me to episode some of the features. Out of the box the dimension accuracy was great.

First, Great price for build size, features and easy of use. 330x330x400mm is more than you get with all other printers that cost more. 24v system makes heating faster. Core XY at a low price.If you have experience with 3d printers this is a great start to build from, 32bit board, color touch screen, silent drivers. For the price is a great printer

I love the size of this printer and assembling it was fun , the touch screen responds great and print quality is also great

My Tronxy x5sa is very nice and is very bug size for big prints. Easy to set up and I say this I have a huge technical knowledge but I never set up a 3D printer in my life. The only thing that I am disappointed is the bed. It has a bed that is all sort of jacked up. The metal bed is higher in the middle and low on all corners so if I make something that will stay in the middle it works great, anything big or multiple prints is will mess up and you will find some plastic wool. Which it leads me to another thing thw sticking to the bed. Most things won't stick to the bed. So I am looking for a solution to the problem, which I got a glass, the kind is for this items and the glass kept moving out of place even with clips, the finally got it to stay and the pla was getting spread, I need to set it up higher. I'm going to try PEI to see how it works. I wish I would have spent a bit more money and save me these issues. But I have time I'm just Essington with it.

This is my 4th printer but my first CoreXY printer.After some initial confusion about the frame, the printer was together and powered after about 4 hours of build time.I tested it using one of their supplied models and a couple hours later I was treated to a perfect print. I mean it... I literally plugged it in... Leveled the bed... Fed it filament... Hit print.. and got a perfect print off the plate.I'm sure there will be some minor tweaks and upgrades eventually, but this performed far above my expectations right out of the box!!The only fault I can point out is that there is no references that I can find to tell me slicer settings to use to get similar print quality from non factory g-codes!It's a bit of work to get it running but it's well worth it!!

The printer is relatively easy to assemble if you use their youtube video that shows you what to do. It comes with a deal where you can get a free roll of filament. The prints are not as good as the more expensive printers, but considering that it is around 1/10 or 1/20 of the prices of those printers, it is well worth it. It also allows for the user to easily upgrade it so that they can fix any issues they might have while still paying well under the thousands of dollars another 3d printer can cost.

Excellent machine horrible manual. I made every mistake from putting the print head on the wrong side to having a backwards belt. I couldnt get the printer to hook up to my computer to use the slicer software and repetier. The reason was i had a usb hub that was interfering with the output. I didnt blame any of this on the machine or manufacturer. You can tell when you buy this its for a experienced person. I am printing just fine now and the quality is amazing. The details in the outer layers of what im printing is awesome. I been amazed at the precision this prints. I do level the bed and set the z axis every print but thats ok. I think you should probably do that anyways.

This 3D Printer is very good, easy to put together and setup. it does need some improvements in the wire track the screws will not tighten up enough to hold it up off of the motor belts. it took a long time to level the heat bed but once I got it level the prints were quite good. I also have to keep setting the Z offset often for after awhile the bottom of the print flares out( gets squashed). Overall I think this is an excellent printer.

Was exactly what I expected great printer for Right Price I bought corner brackets with it for better support printer does have some deficiencies but easily fixed

After assembly and calibration printer works much better than expected. The improvements over the X5S-2E which I also own are awesome. The consolidated wiring makes for easier assembly. The most notable improvement is the custom firmware with the bed leveling feature. Getting the Z offset was a bit tricky but all in all works well. Also it is worth mentioning how quiet the printer is. I have several printers including custom built and none of them run as quiet as the X5SA. I am also pleased to see that it uses a 32bit controller with firmware that Tronxy obviously spent time in preparing.

Good product, especially for the price. Some minor things I'd change but most of them can be printed from thingiverse.

Ok so here's a honest 3 week review from a complete noob to 3d printing, i had come across the x5sa and fell in love with the core xy design. Now on to the main event. This printer is a good starting point but need some adjustments besides that its a great entry level printer with a good challenge of clurse it requires a bit of work to get those master prints. The assembly was straight forward and came with a video on your SD card. Now it doesn't say but you need a carpenter square and digital caliper. The printer is fairly easy to upgrade as well being as big and well designed as it is. Definitely join the Facebook groups and the tronxy support is awesome and quick. Now of course there are still a few design flaws and the firmware is awesome but old with no updates to be seen so cam cause some issues and you'll see almost every one running marlin 2.0. My x5sa came with the tmc drivers so fairly quite.Now my overall review: this printer is absolutely amazing, but not noob friendly. If you put the work in and do your homework you can easily upgrade the machine. Out the box still anazing with lil to no ghosting or z droopy

Ok so here's a honest 3 week review from a complete noob to 3d printing, i had come across the x5sa and fell in love with the core xy design. Now on to the main event. This printer is not for the faint of heart, it is a entry level printer and will require a bit of work to get those master prints. The assembly was straight forward and came with a video on your SD card. Now it doesn't say but you need a carpenter square and digital caliper. The printer is fairly easy to upgrade as well being as big and well designed as it is. Definitely join the Facebook groups and the tronxy support is awesome and quick. Now of course there are still a few design flaws and the firmware is awesome but old with no updates to be seen so cam cause some issues and you'll see almost every one running marlin 2.0. My x5sa came with the tmc drivers so fairly quite.Now my overall review: this printer is absolutely amazing, but not noob friendly. If you put the work in and do your homework you can easily upgrade the machine. Out the box still anazing with lil to no ghosting or z droopy

Not my first printer. 1st (at home) also a TRONXY (i3-acrylic model). They definitely make the best bang-for-buck. Not necessarily for amateurs but was WAY easier than initial i3 for putting together, and I was an amateur builder on that assembly (although I was experienced printer). I give it a 5 because I think it is the best for the dollar. I have access to Stratsys machines (large and small) for over 30 years which, of course, are superior, but can't compete in this price range. And frankly, since I have several TRONXY machines at home, and the quality is good enough for MOST projects, I don't go into the office to use the Stratsys machines near as much. Love the auto-level (or auto-assist technically). Nice rigid structure which looks easy to add my own enclosure (I do a lot of ABS). Very quite (like a Stratsys) even without the enclosure. Nice touchscreen. Easy navigation. I use Cura, so haven't tried the TRONXY software that came with the machine so I can't comment of that. Cura worked right out of the box with Ender-5 setting. I really can't say enough good for THIS PRICE. If you have basic tinker skills and can follow the pictures and make sense of the instructions you should do just fine with this printer. Written instructions are poor, but pictures explain most everything.

This my husband's 3rd 3D Printer. He loves it. His best recommendation is to take your time with assembly everything MUST be lined up correctly. It MUST be square or it will not work. I added a picture of a print he did for me the second day out of the box.