The Micro

Its an ok beginners printer but be prepared to take a crash course in the workings of a 3D printer if you want to have success in using it. Many google searchs, forum posts, and help manuals are needed to use this printer on a regular basis. All in all if you have the money buy a more expensive printer like Makerbot but if you're looking for an ongoing project look no further than the M3D.

It's an easy to use printer, good resolution, but not so great precision. It's great for beginners.

A good small printer to start. Not expansive and easy to use, perfect for my 14 yo child 

We tested different material, Speed, temp. 

Now my child is a maker as he download models on internet and print it as he wants. He know the pros and cons and the use of a 3D printer. Now he know that he can build its own objects. He's starting to make some with sketch up. 

We use the printer from the day it was delivered. The machine is good even if sometime printing goes buggy. But hey, it's a 300$ printer. 

The printing software is good for basic operation but definitely need to be upgraded. 

There's a lot of bug. For example you can't manipulate the object to place it or scale it easily.

But you can make it work. 

It's ready to use, but guaranteed to overheat. And there is not much things in the machine for you to tinker with. No heated print bed so you're pretty much stuck with PLA

best for quick simple small prints, easy to use.

downside is, it has no memory.

I'm new to 3D printing and so far it is easy to use but alot of clean up. Not for very complicated things. The guy we got it from build his new 3D printer with the prints from this printer and I will be doing the same.

So far I am loving my new 3d printer. This has been an easy learning experience so far for just printing. My only problem I have is trying to do smaller thin prints they don't stick well to the unheated bed and when you print it on a raft it sticks too much. I have looked into ways to get around this and as such I have a glass base coming that should help me print right on the base without the raft. Other than that I have had nothing but a good time on this small little surface....great for beginning!

This is a good starter printer which allows you to explore and learn the art of 3D printing. The printer should come with the bracket for holding the reels externally as it is only a small clip on bracket. I made my own spool holder with the printer as an exercise. Fun to use and my grandkids love the things i make for them.

I got this printer as a gift which means I couldn't get customer service to work with me, ever.

Long story short I've ever only printed two things with lots of struggling to make this thing work.  And that is because someone up above must've been thinking of my interests, because getting this thing to work is nothing short of a miracle.

It's a 3D Printer so bad that it melted itself, quite literally.  I have a small hole in the plastic near the build platform from the print head getting too close to it during a failed print.

To make things worse you can never get it calibrated and it will always try to calibrate itself before everything making huge wastes of time with the software doesn't work.

The internal keep your filament inside the printer idea is nice but sadly never worked once for me, you have to fill it through a little hole at the top externally.

I'm almost insulted that someone gave this to me from how poorly it works and how much of a headache it's been to even get partial functionality from.  Never again will I use it.  I'll throw it in the trash soon and keep the filament for whenever I get a proper 3D printer.

not now.