I bought the Prusa MK3S+. I was really impressed by its overall performance, high quality brand name parts, as well as every small detail they put in the design and how convenient it is as a 3D printer. The only downside is the price. It’s more expensive than all the other budget 3D printers I have. The printer itself is $750 and the shipping to the US is $50, so I had to pay $800 for this printer. However, I did make another video to compare it with the $155 Ender-3 and I still think that it’s worth it.

I also got interested in their Prusa Mini Plus, which is a more budget friendly 3D printer that has a price of $349. If you want a filament sensor, you need to add $20, and shipping would be another $50. The total price I paid was $419 for this printer to be delivered to California. It’s about half the size of the Prusa MK3S+. I expect this Prusa Mini plus to be the same quality, and be just as convenient to use but with a smaller print volume. Today I will assemble it, do some test prints, and talk about what I think about this printer.

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