Clearly the gold standard of concise, critical, honest 3D printer reviewers, on this printer at least. Thanks 😊

Literally the most professional, comprehensive, and well-spoken review of the X1 on KZfaq hands down ❤

In my opinion.. she is the best 3d printer reviewer. I don't know how old she is.. but she is insanely thorough on every aspect of the 3d printers. I would love to see her review other technology. Also.. her subscriber base should grow exponentially.. especially if she starts reviewing other tech. She could make a crap load of money from video reviews like this!

I'd consider myself a pro having been printing daily across multiple different printers over the last 5 years, and performing upgrades and maintenance of them. However, the knowledge and presentation skills of you and your brothers channel impresses me every time I watch one of your videos. Keep up the great work.

Better than all the Top KZfaqrs! You are the most detail oriented expert ! Kudos and a job well done !

Just wanted to say that I found your channel today (after following other 3D printer channels for years) and really found a much more methodoloical approach to reviewing/testing printers in a concise manner. Very good job at getting information out and what you personally feel about these products yourself. This channel deserves more love.

FAN-TAS-TIC. The pro's: professional, acccurate, innovative, informatrive, quite a variety of filaments tested, realistic use of the printer is the main focus. The cons: no bloopers. This in depth review most certainly lifts you into and above the top class of KZfaq 3D printing reviewers. This actually is the best CarbonX 1 review I watched. Even you are deeply excited about this printer you try hard to stay true and objective. Congratulations and thank you for your hard work, Aurora Tech team. Nice glasses by the way.

Such a great review! Thank you so much for taking the time to put this together so professionally. To me, the main take from the video is that while this printer seems like a big step forward for 3D printers - there is yet much progress to be made in the domain of 3D printing. In particular - multi color printing reminds me the days in which we switched from black and white computer screens to the four colors CGA monitors. It was an important advancement in the correct direction, but it took many more years to reach millions of colors as standard. Again - thanks!

Fantastic review! The way you went over the cons of the printer in detail puts your review and credibility a notch above most others reviews that have come out about the X1 so far.

Your review of this printer is just as mind blowing as the printer itself. Incredibly thorough and well presented. I really looked forward to review and you did not disappoint, well done.

You are literally the future of YT, I am grateful this printer allowed me to stumble upon your channel for similar reasons. The future is bright 😊

Thanks for the review. What gets me most excited about this printer is the company itself. Great to see someone pushing the tech ahead so hard. I love Creality but they need a little friendly competition. For me anyway it would be nice to see periodic update videos on this printer as to updates and how it holds up. I hope it does but for now I'll just keep slowpoking along on my Ender 5 Pro. Thanks again . You two provide a great service to the rest of us.

it was your initial review that had me pledge to Kick Starter for this printer. I did see other videos but I do like your matter of fact approach and a focus on the functionality along with the crisp pros and cons.

I've watched over a dozen reviews regarding this printer because I was interested in buying it, and you're video was by far the most factual and informative, you answered all the questions I was wondering, especially regarding the noise level of the printer on high speed and silent modes.

As expected, you and brother produce outstanding videos packed with real info for us to consider. My use of 3D printers is not models and/or cute items but prototype parts for robotic cars and handy lab/home parts. Thus, printing at high speed is essential (permitting multiple designs versions) while filament changing is unnecessary. This printer still seems like a real winner; I would love to see a version with a 0.8 mm nozzle for even higher throughput.

The user can actually set the purging lengths, so there is a lot of room for improvement before they're shipped :D Hope you shared your findings with BambuLab?

I saw this video and literally was like “ok let’s see if I’m keeping my kickstarted pledge or not” lol you held the power with this video. Great work!

You can actually configure the purge amounts with the "flushing volumes" setting! Also, larger sd cards do work, but you have to format it to fat32 on a pc first. I'm using 128gb without issue

Thank you for the best breakdown and review out there. I was waiting to decide to keep my Kickstarter pledge or not based on your pending review. Needless to say I’m keeping it!

Just wanted to thank you for such an awesome, thorough review! Really highlighting both the positives and negatives of the printer makes it very informative and useful for those of us considering the purchase. This thing is a pretty amazing machine, especially at its price point. Looking forward to seeing how it turns out at release and how it is improved over time.

Aurora's gotten so much better at presenting compared to her earlier videos! Keep it up!

Amazing review! I got in on the Kickstarter for this and every review I watch makes me happy with keeping the order!

I have just put down my deposit for the X1C so pouring over tons of videos on this machine and I must tell you that this is probably the best video I have seen, to the point and cover every aspect that I was interested in, thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge.

Your reviews are among my favorite. They’re just high quality, detailed, professional and honest. Keep up the great work!

I’ve seen a lot of reviews about this printer. I’m waiting for the Carbon X1 model with ams. No other review has been nearly this complete, thanks for making a great review/preview (software still in beta) of this! There’s no such thing as a perfect, never-fail 3D printer at this time, but they’ve clearly gotten far more right than perhaps anything else out there, and worst-case scenario, that can be stated for the price. I’m looking forward to adding this to my collection and printing through way too many rolls of filament 🤣🤣🤣 I think the first thing I need for this is to print a poop-chute basket: how tall, I don’t know, guess I’ll have to wait until August (assuming they can ship it out that early, I didn’t get in on-time for early bird).

Good review. But, some other channels are reporting a number of problems such as problems with the AMS, where reels that are less than one half full tend to be pulled up by the filament drive, and hit the fiver. It then stops turning. And the filament stops. Other reels may not fit. The spaghetti warming doesn’t seem to work, and a major mess can result. The WiFi is so slow that it can take up to two hours to transfer a model to the printer, and the printer doesn’t retain it after printing, so if a problem occurs, or you want to make multiples, you have to send it each time. The fan us good, but for Jäegermeister models, the temperature varies across the bed, and parts on the right side may come out distorted. Those are the major problems reported in late updated models. I’m interested in this model, but after seeing numerous reviews, I would recommend waiting for the retail models to come out, even at the higher price, and after a number of reviews come in. 3D printers can be very frustrating, even if they have no major problems. This seems to have more than it should at this point. Software problems can usually be resolved, but aren’t always, as it could be asking for something to be resolved that the hardware simply can’t do, but hardware problems are a different story. They may never get fixed, and if they do, they may not be available for older models because of incomparable design changes, or just because the company wants to save them for new machines coming off the line. At any rate, this is a company to watch. I hope it works out.

Accidentally hit the Aurora channel. I was looking for information about bamboo. In my opinion, a serious application for a new approach to 3D printing. Now, I'm looking at all the reviews, even those printers that I'm not interested in, but the author expresses his thoughts so competently and interestingly that without a doubt, if I buy a printer, I will rely on her opinion. In my opinion, the most interesting blogger, even compared to millionaires. It seems to me that it is worth watching this blog, because you can be practically sure that firms do not buy the opinion of Aurora, which many popular bloggers do. Good luck

Wow! Outstanding video and presentation-clear, concise, thoughtful. I know how hard conveying a lot of information can be and you crushed it!

This young lady is a machine. Bambu you should hire her. Concise and on point review.

The printer was a bit complicated to hook up kzfaq.infoUgkxciSwynMJ7PnUvvx11rewiu-yFBkZTl53 but it does the job very efficiently. I like the ink wells versus the ink cartages that cost an arm and a leg. It prints quickly and the quality is excellent. It shuts off when not in use, so you have to remember to turn it on. Overall, it exceeds my expectations. I'll update my review in a couple of months.

You both are doing a great job! My fullest recognition on the delivered content and the delivery format. Keep up this outstanding work!

Wow, this is the best review I’ve seen of this machine yet! I like the amount of testing you did with it, your clear presentation, and the way you methodically list pros and cons. => The most important thing is that you covered *FILAMENT CHANGE TIME*(!) How is it possible that yours is the first review I’ve seen that gives the timing for this! I’ve been considering this machine, but the filament change time really gives me pause, because it can so enormously lengthen the print times. I don’t care so much about multicolor printing, I’d probably mostly just use the AMS to keep multiple filament types ready to go, in a dry environment. My biggest reason for wanting multi-material capability is for better support removal. I guess the time increase wouldn’t be so bad if I just use thin layers of support material at the interfaces, but it’s something I need to ponder. I’m still leaning towards buying the machine, but need to think a bit more about my use cases. The important thing though, is that you gave me a very valuable piece of information to factor into my purchase decision that I hadn’t gotten from anyone else. MANY THANKS!

wow the purge material is more than what was used for the print. Excellent review, probably the best I've seen on this printer so far.

I'm considering buying this printer, and this has been the most detailed review of the print quality at different print speeds and using different materials that I have seen so far. Superb job!

I'm blown away. I haven't seen such professional review videos in a long time.

That was a superb review. A number of your issues have been addressed. 1. You can specify the amount of purge used on filament colour changes (but presets would still be great) 2. Yes, filament change is time consuming and wasteful, but your poker chip was the worst possible case as it had colours ALL THE WAY through. Using the software, you could have simply painted the upper and lower surfaces of the chip to reduce the number of colour changes. 4. Not only should cold extrusion noty be alloowed, but you can crash the tool head into the base of the unit by using the move commands. Unforgivable. There should be a limiter. 5. The printer produces HIGH FREQUENCY noise (mostly caused by the fan). This is MUCH easier to mask than the low frequency noise of printers like the Guider, slamming the head around. Merely placing it in another room masks most of it. There is also a fan baffle available on Thingiverse that will significantly reduce the fan's output volume. 8. There is a textured plate available from Bambu - it works superbly 9. The nozzle and block costs £14 and shipping is localised. Compare that Flashforge, who sell brass or steel nozzles for a couple of dollars, but then charge £30 in shipping as they have centralised fulfillment and send everything by international courier, with no cheaper option.

This is one of the best reviews of this printer I've seen. Well done!

I'm a noob to 3D printing and this is a dream for person like me.

I wish I could 3D model like that, you make it look so easy. For those who don't know, if you're a beginner (like me), Fusion 360 is insanely complex.

Young lady! You are an absolute boss & superstar! Well done & thank you

Well done. Best review on the X1 I have seen in weeks. Polished and professional.

At this stage I just press the Like button during the intro to save me time later. Incredible yet again.

Excellent review. This is the first review I've seen that tries PETG, which is my primary go-to filament. And I was wondering about micro SD card capacity, which you answered. Thanks for all your hard work and thorough presentation.

GREAT review, thanks! I've Kickstarter backed the carbon-fiber AMS printer, and your review just upped my excitement level. I can't wait! And if anyone has any doubts, the rack of printers behind you is an excellent visual display of your credentials! :-)

this is so much beautify and I would like to watch it again and again 🤔

My favorite 3dp channel! Wow... that CON is something I didn't think about! alot of color changes = many many extra hours!

Best, most honest, most detailed printer reviews. Thank you!

Super impressed by your channel. Top notch reviews y'all are doing! Your the first to do print quality vs speed comparisons on the x1. Been looking for this for weeks. Thank you!

Thank you very much for this in-depth review : it's very informative and a lot better than most reviewers, who don't get beyond telling us the things we already got from the manufacturer's website and printing of parts in PLA . I am surprised that PETG prints need to be printed at slower speed. That is not what Rolohaun is showing on his channel. Did you ask Bambu Lab about this ? PETG is a very popular material : it's almost unthinkable that Bambu labs would build a printer that performs so poorly with PETG.

Exceedingly well-educated speaking voice and pacing caught me off-guard. That's impressive. Love the no-bs format of the reviews in this channel - subscribing immediately.

Wow you just got a subscriber for this one, lots of specific details I wanted to know and extremely professional for someone your age, keep up the amazing work!!!👍👍👍

Wow, this video was excellent. Perfect amount of non-bias information. I purchased mine yesterday, and can't wait. Really impressed with the video!

At last a clear, concise and BS free review of a product. Subscribed.

Fantastic review. Videos always well organized and insightful. Beautifully done.

Awesome review, this is the most detailed X1C review on youtube for sure.

Thank you so much for this review. This is exactly what I was looking for - how does it actually perform, and not all the quirks. Presented in a clear and concise way, you have a gift for reviewing things, and a new subscriber!

Amazing job w/ the review. It's not often a reviewer actually goes in depth with how someone would actually try to use the machine w/ various materials. Reciting stats and doing a benchy is well and all..but it often doesn't help figure out day in and day out performance. This gave me an excellent idea of how I could use this the printer. I wasn't too keen on getting the AMS but I often struggle with support material on models...I could really use a combination of support material and PLA like you did.

Thank you, I appreciate your thorough reviews.

Wow. What an great review. Clear and concise and no fluff, amazing job!

thats one of the best reviews ive see on that printer ..you well deserve the printer

X1 came a long way since that video. Lot of things have improved and currently it is THE BEST printer on the market.

I'm one of 4297 because of you~ Thank you!

Your video is awesome! I learned a lot and bought one. I work in lighting in TV and film, and I just wanted to suggest you play with a key and fill lighting setup for your talking head portions, you don’t want to flatten yourself out!

Another great review. Thanks. I'm excited about the Bambu Lab! Side note: I think you say "FilaMEN" when it's "FilamenT" 🙂

Absolutely brilliant review @Aurora 👍🖒👍

This is insane! This is going to clear the market what's currently flooded with junk. Others like QIDI are going to have to step up big time or drop their prices to remain competitive.

Excellent video! no BS straight forward I am getting a X1C

I printed a 130x130x130mm lithopane on my X1 Carbon in PETG using the standard speed and 0.16mm layers. I think that is 150mm/sec or so. It didn't have any issues. The final print time was 3.6x faster than an Ender 3 default. I didn't adjust the temp, but if your PETG was not sticking at 150mm/sec, it might work if you raised the temp by 10-20 degrees C.

Wow, what a brilliant review! Thank you!

Great review! I do have a suggestion: when listing off the pros and cons with the numbering system, maybe put a short summary of it as text on screen of us visual learners?

Very professional review and calm voice! This printer might be my first 3D printer considering the ease of use and how good it is for the price :)

This channel is a hidden gem.

Very thorough. Thank you! You answered things I didn't even think to ask.

Excellent review ! I really appreciate the no nonsense information, and and the way you have presented the information. This was very helpful indeed. Thank you.

Thank you. Very helpful review. This is an intriguing printer and you have shed a lot of light.

Out the door goes my Prusa, my X1 is now in the mail :)

Incredible detail to this review! Thank you for your effort and this video!

Great job on this video. In depth but also concise and easy to understand.

Good to see this review. I watched your original review and bought in on the Kickstarter. This does seem to be ahead of its counterparts.

Interesting results you got with the petg, I have printed a decent amount myself on my x1 and never slowed down from the default standard speed with good results so far.

Very good review, pro and cons are well presented. Keep up the good work.

Thorough review, good job!

I'm glad you got one to play with. I'm experiencing bad customer service from Bambu Lab so far. After 9 days of numerous emails and an opened service ticket I still get a run around "scripted" responses from Bambu Lab about my returned package since I wasn't home to sign for it. All I need to know was if they could redeliver so I can plan my works accordingly but can't seem to get an answer to it. I think they outsourced their customer service to a remote third parties so all I got were scripted answers to a simple question. Bad customer experience with Bambu Lab so far.

fantastic breakdown. I can see myself picking one of these up at some point in the future. With the rapidly increasing energy costs all around the world, I wondered if there is a breakdown on power usage/costs of various models of 3d printers anywhere?

Thank you for the detailed review, I can see you being a very good 3D printer Designer and Engineer in the future...with your own design and brand😜.

Thanks for answering my question and your in depth perspective on print quality.

Fantastic extensive review

Love the glasses, they look great!

Absolutely great review! Clear and concise.

Super vidéo, je te remercie pour les précisions sur cette imprimante

Excellent review, I've decided to purchase one based on this detailed overview🙌

👏Great review! You covered quite a lot. Well done! Despite the few cons I am still eager to get my hands on one of these. I don't anticipate allot of color changes per print for my needs but it's nice to have the option.

She looks like a little girl, but she is sharp as a tack and knows her way around 3D FDM printers, and does a great job of choosing points to make and editing. Bravo!

Amazing video, you explained everything so well. I can't wait to get my hands on one of these Bambu Lab printers :)

A great feature would to be able to have the printer print internal sections of the part with the AMS as the purge instead of just purging it as trash. Obviously doesn't work for all multi material uses, so would need to be an option for each selected material

Great review! No nonsense, in-depth and interesting.

wow, fantastic review. Love it. you are to the point as always 👍 Thanks for sharing your experience with all of us 👍🙂

The best thing about this channel is how unbiased it is. You know what I'd like to see? I want to see this girl read thousands of pages of legislation and give an unbiased review of Trump, Biden, and some of the leading U.S. congressmen and women. You would be very surprised at the results. This girl (or whoever is writing her script) could clean this country up and make it run like a fine tuned 3d printer LOL.

I was able to decrease the amount of multi color purge during my testing phase quite a bit.

Very professional review!