AOSEED X-MAKER: Kid-Friendly 3D Printing Revolution

Setup was a breeze – kids were printing within 30 mins. The touchscreen is intuitive enough for them to navigate independently. We've made gears, architectural models, you name it. Plus, it's quiet enough not to disrupt the whole class! Highly recommend.

My 13-year-old son lives on this thing! He got it for his birthday and has been designing non-stop. He's actually using the ABS material for drone parts he designed himself using the included lessons. The build size is way better than those dinky kid printers. Worth every penny seeing him learn real engineering stuff.

Upgraded from a smaller entry-level printer and MAN, the difference is night and day. That 150mm build volume is legit. Just printed a full-size helmet model in sections. The heated bed handles ABS like a champ – no warping issues. It's surprisingly quiet too, doesn't drive me nuts in my garage workshop.

It's pretty awesome for making parts for my robotics club projects. The detail is sick (0.05mm!). The touchscreen is mostly okay, sometimes gotta tap it twice. Love that I can use PLA and ABS. Docked a star 'cause I wish it came with a bigger spool of starter filament. But yeah, prints are great.

Solid machine. Does what it says. Kids are obsessed. Five stars.

Bought this specifically because I wanted my daughter (11) to learn about different materials beyond just PLA. The heated bed is fantastic for ABS. We've made some really durable, functional prints that wouldn't hold up with PLA alone. Great for teaching practical material science.

As someone completely new to 3D printing, the X-MAKER was a fantastic choice. It arrived semi assembled, and the final steps required little assembly – I was ready to go much faster than expected! The auto leveling feature is a lifesaver; I didn't have to mess with manual calibration at all. I downloaded some cool stl files online, loaded one up, selected a standard layer height, and watched my first model print successfully. This 3d printer is surprisingly quick, even on standard settings, but the high speed mode is impressive when you need something fast. Highly recommend for beginners!

Okay, I'm a total beginner and was super nervous about 3D printing. But the X-MAKER's touchscreen guides and the built-in lessons made it SO easy. My 10-year-old and I successfully printed a cool articulated lizard on our first try! We're hooked!

Great 3d printer. Awesome quality prints. Very satisfied with the purchase.

Whoa, that 0.05mm resolution isn't just marketing fluff. I'm printing miniatures for tabletop gaming, and the level of detail this thing captures is insane for the price. Layer lines are barely visible. Super impressed.

Having previously used Prusa printers, I was curious how the X-MAKER would compare. The auto leveling is reliable, which is crucial. I've experimented with various layer height settings and even pushed it to high speed printing with good results. It handles standard filaments perfectly, and I've had decent success printing some simpler flexible materials too. While its own slicer is usable, I found that profiles for the Bambu Studio slicer work quite well with minor tweaks for optimizing prints from complex stl files. Knowing that replacement parts are available if needed gives peace of mind. It's a very capable machine for the price, though advanced users might miss some features found on higher-end models.

This printer has seriously leveled up our homeschool science lessons. My kids (9 and 12) are designing and printing models of cells, planets, simple machines... it makes abstract concepts tangible. The included curriculum fits right into our STEM work.

We added two X-MAKERs to our teen tech space, and they are constantly busy. Patrons love the ease of use and the quality of the prints. The educational aspect is a huge plus for our workshops. Handles both PLA and ABS reliably.

Got this for my 11-year-old daughter to bridge the gap between toy printers and pro machines. It's perfect. Challenging enough with the dual materials and detailed settings, but the touchscreen and lessons keep it accessible. She's already designing her own solutions to problems around the house!

It's a good printer, definitely a step up. Prints fast and the quality is nice. The build volume is great. The touchscreen is fine, maybe a little basic, but gets the job done. Happy with it overall.

Bought this to do projects with my grandkids (10 and 13) when they visit. They picked it up way faster than I did! The educational modules give us great starting points. We're making custom chess pieces now. Quality time + learning = win-win. Print quality is excellent. Quality time + learning = win-win. Print

My daughter used this for her state science fair project. Needed to print some precise, interlocking parts in ABS for strength. The X-MAKER handled it flawlessly. The resolution and heated bed were crucial. She won first place!

Looked at a lot of printers in this range, and the X-MAKER felt like the best bang for the buck, especially with the heated bed and larger volume. Been using it for a month for functional prints around the house (brackets, organizers, etc.) and it hasn't disappointed. Prints PLA and ABS equally well.

It's pretty cool! Still learning all the features. The educational stuff is helpful and the print bed is super reliable. Prints look good with the larger print volume allowing me to make bigger projects than my friends can with their printers. Took off a star because the software feels a little basic compared to some open-source options from other brands, but for an all-in-one educational package that handles carbon fiber filaments with excellent quality, it's solid.

X-MAKER is my first printer, and it completely exceeded my expectations. I wanted a 3D printer that would let me create my own toys with minimal fuss, and this has been perfect. The auto leveling feature saves so much hassle during the printing process, and I love the resume print function—no more worrying if the power flickers or if I accidentally unplug it. The print quality is fantastic, regardless of the filament type I use, making it incredibly versatile for all sorts of fun projects.