QIDI Q2C 3D Printer, Enclosed FDM with New Generation Leveling Sensor for Full Auto Leveling, 600mm/s High Speed, 270x270x256mm Build Volume, 370℃ Bimetal Hotend Unlock PPS-CF, from Beginner to Expert

I am new to 3D printing, but I wanted to be able to make small parts for my projects. After a lot of reviews and research, I decided on the QIDI 2C. The cost of this printer was reasonable, and it had good reviews. I didn’t quite believe the specifications, but I was wrong in my assumption. It is as fast and reliable as the specifications indicated. The print quality is amazing considering the speed of printing. I would recommend getting the pdf manual and studying the unboxing and printer setup. The shipping box that the QIDI 2C comes in is very well packed and requires zip tie cutters and screw removal. The automatic nozzle and bed temperature control in the software helps to prevent messed up prints. So selecting the right filament in the software is required. This software isn’t intuitive, but with practice you can get good 3D prints. The auto structure support feature and bed orientation in the software is important in getting a good supported 3D prints. My first 3D print was an excellent Mesh copy. See jpg. Word of warning, the QIDI 2C printing head moves so fast that “old” PLA breaks apart. I switched to QIDI rapid PLA and this problem stopped! I have had no adhesion problems using PLA with the correct software temperature settings. A nice thing about this printer is that you can use multiple types of input into the printer control , via hard wire, internal, USB, etc. You get a lot of options in this printer that you see in high end printers.

The QIDI Q2C has exceeded every expectation I had—and that’s saying something considering I already own the Q1 Pro and the Plus 4. For the kind of functional printing I do, this machine simply outperforms them. Right out of the box, the packaging was excellent and everything arrived perfectly protected. Setup was a breeze thanks to the clear written instructions and the guided on-screen walkthrough, which made the entire process quick and stress-free. After more than 60 hours of printing PLA, PETG, and some ASA, I’ve had zero issues. The printer runs quietly, the WiFi connection is fast and stable, and I really appreciate that it's mostly open source—plus I don’t have to send prints to any cloud service. Huge win. The build volume is great, especially at this price point, and the quality of the prints has been outstanding. The photos attached are literally the first prints straight out of the box with no calibration at all. That alone speaks volumes. Overall, the Q2C is a great product and truly the best value you can get in this range. Highly recommended!

I was beyond impressed with my qidi q1 pro. When they released this new model I knew I had to have it, and boy was I not disappointed, right out of the box the finish and glass exterior pannels feel robust, and of course in typical qidi fashion it was a matter of just plugging it in and hitting the go button after a quick 5 minute setup, instantly flawless prints, I can't stress enough how qidis lineup is killing the competition at a far better price point, hassle free, and reliable. Honestly I would of thought i paid 8x for the quality and craftsmanship that went into this. From a first time user to a print farm this is the way to go

Amazing printer. I'll start off by saying, I own a bambu x1c, and qidi q1 and a heavily modded ender 3. All I can say about the new q2 is WOW!!! 1st print was a benchy, came out flawless, then a 5 hour print, lots of over hangs, some support. The support came off without a trace, absolutely no layer lines. Overhang are flawless. The build quality is that of the x1c and some! Very solid printer! As advertised, works right out of the box. Take out 4 screws, untape some packing, cut a few zip ties, remove some packing foam, and turn her on. The screen walks you thru setup, and then does its initial bed leveling and vibration compensation procedures. It'll finished and tell you its time to print. That easy! Definitely recommend whether its your 1st printer, or just needing to add another quality machine to the farm!

Maybe someone can get it to work but I could not in spite of many hours of problem-solviing.

First I want to say that this is not my first printer and it's not my first QIDI either. I like Qidi, primarily for value and for excellent customer support. I have a Qidi X-Plus 3 and I just upgraded to this Q2C. While on paper, my X plus 3 is more comparable to the Q2, I found that the quality of this Q2C to be excellent, even printing without a chamber heater. So far, I have printed PLA and ASA with ZERO issues. The automated calibration for everything frees up my time to actually model new parts that I can sell online. On my old Qidi I have used it to manufacture and sell parts that I design. My time of ownership is about a year and I have about 1700hr or run time. That machine is going strong and that’s why I trust QIDI. See the pictures of the parts I printed so far. The big one is made of PLA filament shoot and the small one is an ASA part that I use as part of a bigger assembly I make. Also, I would recommend that you print the riser that they have on their wiki so that there is more room for the filament tube not to touch the glass. If you are in the market for a printer and this is your first… or second, it’s a great product with optional support for multi-color (which I have not tried).

So many problems with the printer, straight out of the box got an error and it took 15 mins to get it fixed.

Printer worked great for about two weeks and out of bo where it would on print half the print and it kept saying print was completed

Excelente producto es mi primera impresora 3d y es de lo mejor que hay, al momento solo he probado Pla pero ya pedí otro filamento para ver qué tal imprime.

La impresora funciona y es muy buena en los resultados pero tengo detalles con el firmware ya que si selecciono algo que no le guste a la impresora manda error de klipper o firmware lo cual es algo molesto.