I have been looking at 3d printer for a while now and finally decided it was time to buy one.

Assembly took a little while but the instructions were clear. Be sure to follow instructions and make sure everything is level. it took some adjustment but wasn't a terrible process to do.

So far i have only used the sd to print. I have done only a handful of small projects. What i can say so far is this printer is nice. Very quiet operation and components move smoothly as you would expect.
The printer parts look and feel like good quality so i expect it last quite some time. the screen also reacts as expected with no lag.

As other review has suggested there is also good facebook community for this brand. Excited to start playing more with this and getting creative to see what i can create. So many cool projects out there!

I’m really into FPV quadcopters and there are several components that can be 3D printed for new builds. I picked this up recently to start making custom parts. It only took a couple hours to assemble and is going to work perfectly. The test prints all worked out well, now it’s time to do some design work!

This 3 D printer is very advanced with an amazing technology> It is very convenient to use this machine to help my work because I am art related worker

Got it fast. In the work has not yet tried.

 What is not to like with this printer? This thing is big and very well put together. It comes with everything you need and more. It has built auto bed leveling which makes thing much easier to setup. The bed can handle PLA and PETG, that black print on my picture shows how well the petg sticks and less stringy. Can print fast and big volume. This is the best value you can get out of a 3D printer.

Smooth, quiet and user friendly! Love this machine!

Updating my original view to 5 stars. The more I use this machine, the better I like it!This is my second 3D printer. The first one I had to return because it stopped working after a few prints. The Tronxy is actually a little bigger than the first one, which I like. Also, I love the CoreXY design, as taller prints shold be much more stable. I was a little hesitant to buy this printer in the first place, partly because of the proprietary firmware, but it’s actually very easy to update the firmware settings by simply sending the Gcode commands and saving them. In fact, I think it’s easier than changing configuration files, compiling the firmware, then flashing the printer.Another reason I was initially hesitant to buy is because of the dearth of reviews since this is a fairly new model. After all’s been said and done, however, I’m quite glad I made the purchase, as I’m really liking this printer the more I use it.Assembly wasn’t actually easy. This is a KIT, not just something where you bolt 2 or 3 parts together. but the assembly instructions are pretty easy to follow if you read carefully and take your time. It took me about 8 hours total, and I’m pretty mechanically inclined. Once built, the framework is pretty solid. Just be careful to thoroughly clean all the wheels for the moving parts that run Along the tracks. Some of mine had shmutz on them that prevented them from running smoothly, but with a thorough cleaning they are silky-smooth. One thing: you probably don’t have to worry about missing screws nuts and bolts, as Tronxy includes WAY more than are actually needed for assembly. This is great, especially the extra boat nuts and matching bolts, as it’s allowed me to easily bolt various parts I printed and plan to print to the frame.There are a couple of Facebook groups dedicated to Tronxy, including the “official” company group, so if you encounter any questions you can’t figure out you can post them and get pretty quick responses from fellow-users.About the only thing I would wish for at this point would be a direct drive extruder, and maybe at some point I’ll put one in. My first printer had one and it seemed much easier to dial in appropriate setting in my slicer (I use Cura). But maybe I’ll get the hang of it and stick with the Bowden setup. Time will tell.In summary, I would recommend this printer. Make sure you opt for the PRO and not the regular X5SA, though. The Pro has some superior components that should last longer and perform better, such as the linear rails and the Titan extruder. And be aware that it’s going to take some work to put this unit together. You’ll be rewarded with a quality piece of machinery which works well as is, and can also be a great foundation for upgraded components if you want to follow that path now or in the future.

Updating my original view to 5 stars. The more I use this machine, the better I like it!

This is my second 3D printer. The first one I had to return because it stopped working after a few prints. The Tronxy is actually a little bigger than the first one, which I like. Also, I love the CoreXY design, as taller prints shold be much more stable. I was a little hesitant to buy this printer in the first place, partly because of the proprietary firmware, but it’s actually very easy to update the firmware settings by simply sending the Gcode commands and saving them. In fact, I think it’s easier than changing configuration files, compiling the firmware, then flashing the printer.

Another reason I was initially hesitant to buy is because of the dearth of reviews sine this is a fairly new model. After all’s been said and done, however, I’m quite glad I made the purchase, as I’m really liking this printer the more I use it.

Assembly wasn’t actually easy. This is a KIT, not just something where you bolt 2 or 3 parts together. but the assembly instructions are pretty easy to follow if you read carefully and take your time. It took me about 8 hours total, and I’m pretty mechanically inclined. Once built, the framework is pretty solid. Just be careful to thoroughly clean all the wheels for the moving parts that run Along the tracks. Some of mine had shmutz on them that prevented them from running smoothly, but with a thorough cleaning they are silky-smooth. One thing: you probably don’t have to worry about missing screws nuts and bolts, as Tronxy includes WAY more than are actually needed for assembly. This is great, especially the extra boat nuts and matching bolts, as it’s allowed me to easily bolt various parts I printed and plan to print to the frame.

There are a couple of Facebook groups dedicated to Tronxy, including the “official” company group, so if you encounter any questions you can’t figure out you can post them and get pretty quick responses from fellow-users.

About the only thing I would wish for at this point would be a direct drive extruder, and maybe at some point I’ll put one in. My first printer had one and it seemed much easier to dial in appropriate setting in my slicer (I use Cura). But maybe I’ll get the hang of it and stick with the Bowden setup. Time will tell.

In summary, I would recommend this printer. Make sure you opt for the PRO and not the regular X5SA, though. The Pro has some superior components that should last longer and perform better, such as the linear rails and the Titan extruder. And be aware that it’s going to take some work to put this unit together. You’ll be rewarded with a quality piece of machinery which works well as is, and can also be a great foundation for upgraded components if you want to follow that path now or in the future.

Smooth, quiet and user friendly! Love this machine!

Montage bien expliqué, qualité du produit évidente, réglages simples mais pas faciles. En résumé, une excellente machine avec des résultats plus que bluffants. je recommande cette imprimante X5SA PRO

I bought this for my husband after he finally got comfortable with 3D printing. This takes a bit of time to put together but after that, it’s really easy to use...even I could print something. We’ve printed so many things since we’ve received it and only had one problem but so far so good.