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3D printing has created an inevitable buzz, but few outside of the design and engineering professions seem able to fully grasp the point. The largest consumer sector at present using 3D printers is the hobbyists, and even then it's more the tech-savvy gee...
Ready to use straight from the box, Fully encased print head and platform, Easy to use and replace cartridge filament...
Closed software and hardware system, Only XYZprinting filament can be used, Print quality isn't the best...
More suited to an educational environment than a home, the Da Vinci 1.0 is easy to set up and use, but models lack the finish of more expensive printers...
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techradar.com/au/ Updated:
2015-09-11 12:34:39
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3D printing has created an inevitable buzz, but few outside of the design and engineering professions seem able to fully grasp the point. The largest consumer sector at present using 3D printers is the hobbyists, and even then it's more the tech-savvy gee...
Ready to use straight from the box, Fully encased print head and platform, Easy to use and replace cartridge filament...
Closed software and hardware system, Only XYZprinting filament can be used, Print quality isn't the best...
More suited to an educational environment than a home, the Da Vinci 1.0 is easy to set up and use, but models lack the finish of more expensive printers...
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At £500, the XYZprinting da Vinci 1 3D printer looks like a bargain. It isn't the cheapest 3D printer on the market: self-assembly kits from companies such as Aworldnet and Velleman can be found online for as little as £350. But while those are bare-frame...
If you're thinking that the da Vinci's low price makes up for some foibles, note that it won't take generic spools of filament, so you'll have to pay for XYZ's own chipped ABS filament cartridges. These currently sell on Amazon for £39 per 600g spool, whi...
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I have a dream - a dream that one day I will be able to make whatever object I want. That day isn't here yet; however, the day has come where I can make whatever object I want out of plastic. The technology we have to thank for this ability to print solid...
The whole notion of a device that prints objects might seem complicated to any novice who wants to get into 3D printing; however, the Da Vinci 1.0 really makes setup and operation as simple as possible. The Da Vinci 1.0 comes pre built, pre-calibrated, a...
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At a whisker under three hundred quid, the da Vinci Jr is comfortably the cheapest 3D printer we've ever seen. Surprisingly, it doesn't look it. While the likes of Velleman's £400 K8200 printer are built on rudimentary frames, the da Vinci Jr is a solid-l...
Is this the device that's finally going to bring 3D printing to the mass market? Absolutely not. Like every 3D printer we've seen so far, it's clunky, quirky and nowhere near capable of matching the quality of industrial injection-moulding.It's also limit...
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v3.co.uk Updated:
2015-11-06 07:05:56
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3D printing is an incredibly exciting field, which is why it's such a shame that most 3D printers are so prohibitively expensive, ranging from £500 to several thousands in most cases. Not so with XYZprinting's da Vinci Jr. The machine costs £300, and the...
Superb ease of use, well-designed software, good print quality for the price...
Occasional printing failures, flimsy case...
Simple to set up, easy to operate and outstandingly cheap to buy, the da Vinci Jr is the best entry-level 3D printer around. The results aren't always perfect but there's no need to spend more for small models and basic components...
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Theinquirer.net Updated:
2015-11-20 11:58:29
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Not so with XYZprinting's da Vinci Jr. The machine costs £300, and the firm claims it to be the cheapest 3D printer on the market. We've seen some caseless and build-your-own kits for less, but that's still relatively inexpensive. And with surprising prin...
Cheap, easy to use, fine print quality, well-designed software...
Flimsy case...
Even with occasional bad prints, the da Vinci Jr left us seriously impressed. It's a great entry point into 3D printing for hobbyists and small businesses needing to rapidly build parts or prototypes.Indeed, XYZprinting has successfully built a simple but...
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It was my first 3D printing experience and I can say it was a success - or almost. The art of 3D printing is all the rage these days but it is nothing new. Sources (I know, Wikipedia) say fused deposition modeling (FDM) was developed in the late 1980s and...
the printer delivered what it promises: an easy to use 3D printer that is affordable and creates good output...
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uk.hardware.info Updated:
2017-09-23 05:30:42
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3D printers are slowly becoming more mainstream. Over the past few years, prices have dropped and now you can buy a ready-to-go 3D printer for 400 Euros. That's a good reason for us to test six different 3D printers. Earlier this year, we wrote an ext...
The printers which we tested ranged from around 400 Euros to 2500 Euros, so it's not really fair to compare them to one another. Starting with the cheapest printer which we tested, the XYZPrinting da Vinci Junior 1.0: this is certainly a great little ma...
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Start-up XYZPrinting today released its first all-in-one 3D printer, which uses a 3D laser scanner to replicate objects placed inside the machine.While other 3D printing companies sell handheld scanners or separate scanning tables, XYZPrinting is the firs...
The XYZprinting da Vinci 1.0 AiO is an affordable combination 3D printer and 3D scanner that's as just good as much more expensive models...
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I've had the opportunity to test the 1.0 and the All-in-One. So far, I'm impressed with the print and build quality of both, but there is one hitch. A 3-D printer is more than just its extruder; unlike regular inkjet printers, 3-D printers are largely def...
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XYZprinting released its first 3D printer last year: the da Vinci 1.0. The company isn't resting on its laurels from this well-received model, though. The new da Vinci 1.0 AiO (priced at $799) ups the ante by adding a built-in 3D scanner, improving the pr...
Hassle-free building most of the time, Combines 3D printing & scanning in one unit, Software is simple and easy to use.
Hassle-free building most of the time, Combines 3D printing & scanning in one unit, Software is simple and easy to use...
The da Vinci 1.0 AiO 3D Printer/Scanner combo offers decent quality 3D prints in ABS plastic. But the 3D scanner produced low-quality scans. XYZprinting released its first 3D printer last year: the da Vinci 1.0. The company isn't resting on its...
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toptenreviews.com Updated:
2015-09-11 12:34:39
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From XYZ Printing, the XYZ da Vinci budget 3D printer is a great option for first time users. The easy-to-use interface, convenient drip plate and extruder cleaner work together to make using the da Vinci effortless. Like most 3D printers, print quality d...
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Start-up XYZPrinting today released its first all-in-one 3D printer, which uses a 3D laser scanner to replicate objects placed inside the machine.While other 3D printing companies sell handheld scanners or separate scanning tables, XYZPrinting is the firs...
While I only had a few days to review this printer prior to its release, I can say without hesitation it is the most sophisticated machine I've seen for the money.XYZ, a company that was only founded in 2011, has come out of the swinging in a very competi...
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