Zeepro 3D Printer

Looks nice. Very sturdy aluminum frame. Built in camera. Great community at the zeepro.technobly forums.

Company out of business. Tragedy with the owner. :-( No warranty. No support. Make your own spare parts.

Beautiful Hardware

Despite the machine is beautiful and hardware is fine the software make the printer impossible to use and the the mentality of the company behind the printer only make it worse. Zim was supposed to be an opensource (software) printer, but Zeepro...

Nice solid frame. Nice looking machine. Prints decently when dialed in (though has a very difficult time with some models). Some aspects of the web interface are nice, like being able to check on a print from anywhere on your phone or at work. Leveling...

Proprietary software implementation and is clunky at times. The slicer is extremely slow, and often crashes while trying to slice. Using an external package like Simplify 3D is not supported. Some features that would be nice are entirely missing, like...

This printer has a really nice design from the outside and also the technical side seems to be really good - unfortunately the software isn't that good...

On the software side this printer is so limited you really can't operate it properly. The internal sofware has a built in slicer and there is no way of uploading your own gcode. It's incredibly slow (under 30 seconds slice time for a small model on...

First 3D printer; I am new to 3D printing and the zim really looks beautiful and the experience has been great so far. I wanted the printer in my house and the zim looks like a piece of art. Since I am new to 3D printing it took me longer to become...

I only got my Zim printer for a week so it is too early to say but will definitely update my review if issues happen going forward

Nice aluminum frame. When it can be made to print, it gives prints about on a par with a PrintrBot or a Replicator 1. Built in webcam and ethernet / wifi connectivity. Very responsive customer support.

Proprietary and locked down. You can import your own obj, stl but not your own gcode. You must use their slicer that is inside the printer itself.. It does not have enough RAM for larger prints ( such as can be made by Autodesk 123D Catch). .....