Artillery Genius Pro

Trei D 233 FDM

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Original price was: 521,44 $.Current price is: 276,36 $.

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Ease of use

Build Quality

Printing speed

Community support

Features

6.5

Reliability

Customer Support

+ Positives:

Upgrade potential
Ease to assemble
Decent features

- Negatives:

Getting perfect prints takes time and patience
Quality of bed surface below expectations
Mediocre and poorly secured cooling duct

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Specification: Artillery Genius Pro

Tehnical Specifications

kinematics	Cartesian
Slicer Compatibility	Cura, Prusa Slicer, Simplify-3D, Slic3r, Superslicer
Z-axis	Dual Z
Display	LCD with touchscreen
Multicolor Printing	❌
Print Recovery	✅
Printing Resolution	0.05-0.36 mm
Bed Leveling Sensor	✅
Printing Speed	max 100 mm/s
Webcam	❌
Acceleration	800mm/s²

Electronics

GitHub Source	✅
Connection	USB
CPU	ARM Cortex STM32F401
Firmware	Marlin
OpenSource	✅
Stepper drivers	TMC 2100
Motherboard	Artillery Ruby v1.2

Hotend

Material Compatibility	ABS, ASA, HIPS, PET-G, PLA, PVA/BVOH, PVB, TPU
Material diameter	1.75 mm
Nozzle Size	0.4 mm
Hotend	1
Hotend Max Temp	260 ℃
Hotend Type	Bowden Tube Insert

Extruder

Filament Sensor	✅
Extruder Type	Direct Drive

Printing Volume

Bed Material	Aluminium
Bed Leveling	Automatic
Heated Bed	✅
Heated Bed Max Temp	100 ℃
Printing Volume	220x220x250 mm
Printing Surface	Textured Glass
Enclosure	❌

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4Expert Score

Lots of brain, less muscle

The Artillery Genius Pro is a 3D printer that offers a full set of hardware features and has a sleek design. It heats up quickly and starts printing in less than 2 minutes, but the tempered glass bed has poor thermal uniformity, which can cause problems with more complex prints. Print quality is a weak point, with users reporting constant problems with layer alignment and the need for adjustments and recalibrations. This makes for a difficult experience, and the level of adjustments required to achieve quality results is considered unacceptable for a budget 3D printer. In conclusion, if you're willing to invest the time and effort in fine-tuning your printer, then the Genius Pro may be a good choice, but you should expect issues with print quality.