AnkerMake M5 3D Printer, Powerboost, High Speed Upgraded to 500 mm/s, Fast Mode, Smooth Detail, Intuitive Control, Error Detection with AI Camera, Auto-Leveling, Integrated Die-Cast Aluminum Alloy

From the moment the AnkerMake M5 3D printer arrived at my doorstep, I knew I was in for a treat. The difference between my previous Ender 3v2 and the AnkerMake M5 was immediately apparent and impressively significant. One aspect that struck me instantly was the ease of assembly. AnkerMake has streamlined the process to a point where it is virtually effortless, a feature that, on its own, earns high praise. The assembly of the AnkerMake M5 was not just easy, it was refreshingly simple - a stark contrast to many other 3D printers in the market. However, where the AnkerMake M5 truly shines is in its in-built features. The automatic bed leveling function is a dream, eliminating the time-consuming and often frustrating process of manual bed leveling. The remote control functionality through a user-friendly app is another highlight, offering an unparalleled convenience factor. The timelapse feature allows you to witness your creation come to life in accelerated time, and the AI auto detection system ensures smooth operation and reduces errors, ensuring top-quality prints every time. Despite these standout features, the standout aspect has to be the printer's high-speed printing capability. The AnkerMake M5 is fast, significantly reducing print time without compromising on the quality of the final product. However, I would recommend using the AnkerMake filament to fully take advantage of this high-speed feature, as it is designed specifically to support this unique characteristic. In summary, the AnkerMake M5 3D printer has proven to be an absolute powerhouse, outperforming many of its competitors. Its exceptional features and performance make it well worth the investment. I am thrilled with this printer and can't wait to see what else it can accomplish in the realm of 3D printing.

This is my first 3D printer and I've been following AnkerMake since it was on Kickstarter. I could kick myself for not investing when it was on Kickstarter. This unit is pretty awesome to say the least. However, I can't really give comparison with any other brand since this is my first printer. However, I will give my pros and cons for the unit and software itself. Upon arrival, box and pieces within were excellent. Packing quality is solid. I was afraid it would have been damage since I saw boot prints on the outside as if it was used for a stepping stool. Pros: - Unit comes almost fully assembled and took about 10 mins or less to build. - Set up through the app was quick and it found the printer instantly - Low Power consumption (not sure if this is the same for all 3D printers?) - Loading filament was super easy and straight forward - Does a timelapse automatically of your project (yes it has a 1080p camera with a light and night vision) - Speed (it prints wicked fast, but I found great quality and speed at about 150mm/s) - Can watch your project live with the camera away from home - Has some pre installed samples to test - Have not have 1 error with a print yet, which is saying something for a first time user. lol - Great size printing plate - Strong magnet Cons: - It is very loud (the fans that is). - I found that mine if printing on fast, when the unit moves up and down it makes a terrible noise. Probably needs some grease in the gear column - The app doesn't let you choose F and is stuck on C. - AnkerMake Slicer is awful. Its okay to just print and set your settings. You'll see as you use it. I use PrusaSlicer as its much better in terms of options and smooth operation. - Camera is 1080p and can be grainy at times Now I just need to remember how to use CAD and I can get some new products out for my business. Overall, this is a great unit and I would recommend it. I will update my review as I always do, as time goes on within the warranty timeframe. I'm not sure how long a 3D printer lasts, but I hope it lasts me some time. Update #1: 1.5 weeks later the filament clogged, but I found out that was my error for not retracting the filament correctly. However, upon following the "Stuck?" prompt on the machine, I found out all but 1 screw were stripped or not grabbing well. It took longer to fix because I had to find a way to get these screws out! Luckily my Torx screw driver for my Mac was able to get all of the screws out. So, keep a Torx driver around just in case. I believe it was a T9 that was used. On a separate note, Ankermake personally reached out regarding some low ratings I had given because the slicer software is quite buggy. Good to know they are responsive and willing to make a solid product! Thats a plus for me. Update #2: I purchased a second unit which arrived damaged. Ankermake got back to me within a few hours with tracking information for the replacement part. USPS delivered a damaged package to me so another replacement had to be sent. The 2nd replacement worked and a step by step video was sent to show how to fix it. Great CS.

I read all the reviews and watched the videos on this product and they weren't wrong. I own an ender 3 v2 which was cheap and fun to get into the hobby but this printer is waaaaayyyyy better. 1. IT looks really nice and clean well put together and crisp 2. It has all the bed leveling sensors and cameras that people add over time to other printers, so no additional costs 3. Magnetic plate bed is really helpful with large builds. 4. The timelaspe feature is great I love it, the videos are cool. 5.it came super quickly through Amazon without any problems 6. The resolution of the prints is far better than I was able to do before. 7. The speed is really impressive and the display updates and tells you what speed it is currently doing, which is cool. 8. The ai is cool, it isn't perfect but I'm sure iture updates will make it better. I bought it for all the other features so I'm not fussed. Some people mentioned the fans being loud. All printers make noise, this one is marginally louder than the ender. It doesn't bother me at all and I have it on my office next to me, since it's like white noise it doesn't bother me or the family. Also this printer was way cheaper than an prusa and I think think the quick install and software ai helper etc it's better value for money in my mind. Hope this helps.

I got it at a huge discount. However, it is worth the full amount. The built quality is amazing. It comes with all you need to get started with. The packaging is amazing and the assembly process will take about 10 minutes. The auto bed levelling feature is so accurate and amazing. The default bed is a double-sided Soft Magnetic Steel Plat. Which in my experience has a fairly good adhesion and good heat transfer. The printing speed is impressive. There are some nice features like, - You can activate the timelapse feature, which creates a timelapse of the print and store it in the cloud. (You have to activate it though) - You can see the print and control the printer remotely with its mobile app, PC or Mac app. - The touch screen and remote control is really convenient to have. There are a few things that I really didn't get. Like the AI feature is basically not doing anything.

Price is a bit high, but worth it for the features. I can print right from my PC and zero issues installing the software. I did have to update the firmware for it to accept a print, but that wasn't a big deal to me. The build quality is superb, but again for this price range I'd say it should be. The printer noise is comparable to others on the market and very acceptable. I've printed their PLA+ and also PETG (their software makes it relatively easy to set infill and material). Gantry setup was the most difficult part of getting started, but was super simple with the provided toolkit. Overall very pleased with this product.

I’m glad I purchased this printer as my first. I had heard that levelling beds and calibration can be a real pain. This unit does it all for you! My only feedback, it would be great if it came with a small bottle of cleaning fluid. Will buy this brand again!

Item arrived, and already had a return sticker from another customer The item didn't work. As soon as I tried to calibrate it kept giving "Heat Error". After checking the cables, the next recommendation was to replace the print head. No point replacing a component on a brand new printer, so just returned it.