JGAURORA 3D Printer A5S Upgraded Metal Frame Large Build Size 305x305x320mm Filament Runs Out Detection Resume Print 110V US Plug

I finally decided to get a 3D printer and after much research and reading reviews I decided to go with the JGAurora A5S. This printer is VERY well built and easy to put together. I love the metal frame and how solid it is. After getting the printer set up, which took all of 20 min, I turned it on and stated working through the set up Video and documentation. That's another great thing about this printer, they sent very detailed instructions and video files along with the printer on an SD card that was VERY VERY helpful in getting it set up and going. When I got to the bed leveling step, my X-Axis was not moving left and right. At that point I started to get worried because it's a new printer and it wasn't working, AHHHH!!I remember receiving an email about who to contact for support via Skype and they were AWESEOME! Support is located in Bejing, so I had to wait untill thier support was open at 8pm Central US time. They walked me through some trouble shooting steps, sending me pics and being very patient while I performed the steps. It turned out there was a loose cable inside the main case for the X-Axis. After plugging in the cable and putting everything back together, the X-Axis started moving! After that I was able to level the bed and start printing. This printer is awesome!! The test print printed a square object with a circle object on top of it. The squre has very sharp edges, smoth sides and the circle on top is smoth and perfectly round. I just got done with a 2 day print job printing a Lipsense holder for my wife and it looks amazing! At one point I even lost power when my cat hit the power strip switch and when it came back on I was asked if I wanted to continue where it left off. I selecte YES and it picked right back up and finished perfectly. The printer is also very quiet. The printer is in my home office where I work from home and even on conference calls it does not cause a distraction. I am extremely satisfied with this printer and can't wait to print more!!

From the start it acted as if it had its own mind. It went up n down scratch the table. The screws were wrong. I tried to disassemble it the screws wouldn't come off. You have to take it apart. Screws were stripped. Hour later I had enough n tried to pry it off. The frame is so weak it started bending. Well frustrated and being quarantinedFor two weeks just ripped the crap out of it so the damn thing would fit in the box. Do not buy it. The instructions are so bad Einstein couldn't figure it out. The app is another issue. My computers couldn't find the printer NEVER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The media could not be loaded.  Let me start off my saying 3D Printing is nothing new to me. Over 8 printers and 4 brands later however, this is one of the best out of box printers I have purchased. Everyone wants a "plug and play" 3D Printer, but there is no such thing under the $3000 price tag. The JGAURORA A5s however comes very close.I had this printer assembled in 15 minutes and printing in 30. The assembly was a breeze, just a few screws, and the test print was just a matter of loading the filament and pressing a few buttons. The first print, while not perfect, is one of the best I have had out of box and I'm sure with some tweaking of settings in the slicer I can get near professional quality prints from this.The printer has a very sturdy and rigid build, with the frame being all sheet metal like the original A5. Unlike the original A5 however, there are no longer any printed parts. All these have been replaced with high quality injection molded plastics. Overall the build of the A5s is the most sturdy of any of my prints and I have no worries of Z-Axis banding or Z-wobble as I do some of my other printers.The "S" of the A5s in my mind stands for stability as this printer improves upon its already very good predecessor, the A5, and makes everything more reliable. The filament feeding is smoother, the new SD Card slot makes switching out storage devices easier, and many other little design changes have made this printer much better and more stable than the original A5.Overall I would recommend this printer to anyone who is looking for a stable, easy to use, and generally reliable 3D Printer with "luxury" features such as filament run out and power off resume. No other printer offers such great features at such a low price.

Elegí ésta como mi primera impresora debido a su facilidad de usarse por primera vez. El único dilema que he tenido es que el "Cero" del eje Z estaba muy arriba en una de las esquinas, por lo que no hacia buen contacto, solo era bajar un poco el sensor del "cero" (parece que viene escalonado el soporte y no queda desnivelado). La instalación del software fue muy rápida. Muy recomendado para 1a impresora.

La verdad es que me tocó una de las "malas" y tuve que pedir reembolso, me tocó muy mala suerte con este modelo que en sí me gustaba y esperaba mucho de ella*La cama caliente no calentaba en absoluto*No identificaba el filamento y por ende no imprimía ni el modelo de prueba.*El soporte del Eje Y parecía estar mal soldado o no estar a la medida porque sonaba un crujido muy preocupante y fuerte como si en algún momento se fuera a partir en dos.Por otro lado el proceso de devolución fue bueno por parte de Amazon y me regresaron mi dinero.Lamentable mí suerte.

Nunca me funciono y el el soporte técnico no me ayudaba solo me mandaba vídeos para abrir la impresora y aún así los vídeos no resolvían el problema