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FLASHFORGE AD5X Multi-Color 3D Printer with IFS,Fully Auto Leveling FDM 3D Printer with Max 600mm/s High Speed Printing and Max 300°C Nozzle,Large Printing Size 220 * 220 * 220mm

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Condition
New
Model
AD5X
Dimensions
14.29"D x 14.8"W x 16.26"H
Weight
10.8 kg
Color
black
Material
PLA / PETG / TPU / PLA-CF / PETG-CF

Features 5

  • Multi-Color 3D Printing with IFS Technology: The FLASHFORGE AD5X features Intelligent Filament Switching (IFS), enabling seamless multi-color printing for vibrant and intricate designs in a single print job.
  • Fully Automatic Leveling System: The printer comes with a fully automatic leveling system, ensuring a perfectly leveled print bed for consistent and high-quality prints every time.
  • High-Speed Printing up to 600mm/s: With a maximum printing speed of 600mm/s, the AD5X delivers fast and efficient printing, saving time without compromising on precision.
  • High-Temperature Nozzle (Up to 300C): The printers nozzle can reach temperatures of up to 300C, making it compatible with a wide range of filaments, including PLA, ABS, PETG, and more.

Specs 7

Brand FLASHFORGE
Material PLA / PETG / TPU / PLA-CF / PETG-CF
Color black
Product Dimensions 14.29"D x 14.8"W x 16.26"H
Item Weight 10.8 kg
Item model number AD5X
Manufacturer Zhejiang Flashforge 3D Technology Co., Ltd.

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Top Amazon Reviews

Best multi color 3d printer for the money
Model: AD5X
There is no doubt that when I purchased this printer it was the very best system for the price! I have had two other Flashforge printers and they just keep getting better and better. It arrived mostly assembled and was up and running in less than 30 minutes. So, So very easy to set up and get running. I had my first print (Benchy) running in less than an hour after assembly and it came out almost perfect. Most of the time was used in setting up the Orca software for the new printer. In my opinion, this printer is still the best bang for the buck. Now I will admit that if I had unlimited funds, I would probably go with a multi head machine just for speed and a slight improvement in filimate waste. At this point I don't really know the pros and cons of both machines, but I do know that after a few months of use I have no problems with the Flashforge. I would and have recommended this machine to friends. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2026 by JohnG
Wonderful multi-color printer!!
Model: AD5X
I am very happy with this printer. I have the 5M for one soool but was wanting one with 4 spools and for the price this machine is awesome!! I’ve made so many wonderful things with this AD5X!! I may even buy another one soon!! You will not be disappointed with this!
Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2026 by Cathy J Hudgins
Works better then expected
Model: AD5X
Absolutely could not be happier with this printer it was super easy to set up took about 20 minutes to put everything together. After it was together I ran the installed prints and all four came out perfect no stringing no miss feed. I have ran a 33 hour print and it came out perfect the build plate is easy to remove and reinstall and even easier to clean. I will say if you buy this you will need to print a filament poop catch tray if not you will have a big mess. 10 out of 10 would recommend buying!!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2026 by Mad hatter
Not bad but far from perfect.
Model: AD5X
The AD5X is a really great printer with a couple of fairly large annoyances. There is definitely a lot to like but the few things to dislike can really taint the experience for sure. The things I like Setup. Setup is probably the easiest I have ever had over the years. My first printer took me half a day to set up. This printer takes less than 10 minutes. Build quality. Build quality is really good. Most of the printer is made of metal and the parts that are made of plastic are of really good quality as well. Print quality. You would actually be pretty hard pressed to tell the difference between this and a printer that cost 10x more. Once you get your slicer dialed in print quality is top notch. Modularity The system comes in it's most basic form. If you want an enclosure you add it. If you want a camera you add it. If you want a LED light you add it. I actually really like this way of doing things and wish they would have went that direction with their new printers. Things I don't like. The hardware. Ok, so the thing about 3D printers is that they are going to need fairly frequent repairs. The AD5X seems to not really be built with that in mind. Some ribbon cables are actually glued into place. Replacing parts on any 3D printer isn't a matter of IF but when. Glue should never be used under any circumstances to hold ribon cables/headers into place EVER! Software The built in software isn't bad but in this day and age there is really no reason it shouldn't be open source. The closed nature of the software is really frustrating. Not being able to enter Klipper on my computer to access the 3D printer remotely is very annoying. I feel like flashforge really tried to newby proof this printer in all the wrong ways. The locked down nature of this printer prevents you from making changes to things like the amount of purge per filament changes and flashforges settings are far to aggressive leading to a lot of filament loss. Recently I printed out a model that was about four inches tall. There was a lot of filament changes for sure but the end total purge amount 1.3 KG meaning that nearly a roll and a half was waisted in purging and that doesn't include the prime tower. Letting the user have access to purge settings would allow experience users reduce waste. I get that they want to make this printer as easy to use as possible but why not have an advanced settings area for experienced users? Filament runout. While filament runout works perfectly (the print will stop). The extruder gets jammed every single time and ends up throwing an error. What happens is a small piece of filament will remain inside the extruder and it will fail to pull in the new filament 100% of the time. There are ways to fix it without loosing your print but it's still frustrating. And that is that. Is it a good printer? It's kind of a mixed bag. On one had yes but on the other I think flashforge missed the mark in some key areas. Is it good value for money? I actually do think so. It gives anyone the opportunity to dip their toes into the world of colored 3D printing with an all in one design that just works. The printer is relatively quiet too. All and all it's still pretty great! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2026 by masa1607
Great product from new user
Model: AD5X
Been using this almost non stop since buying. A little disappointed at the amount of waste it produces when doing multi color printing. As a beginner I have had to do a lot of research on how to work it. Still no idea how to or what the flash forge (operational program) is capable of
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2026 by Jaimeson Coons
Excellent choice for 1st 3d printer
Model: AD5X
New to 3d printing and this has been an awesome experience. I made mistakes that were my fault and damaged the extruder, but was able to mostly repair. If you are thinking about getting into 3d printing i think this is a machine you should consider. If you plan on song alot of multi color or multi material printing. Look into the creator 5 series. So far zero regrets except I'm driving my family crazy with the constant printing. I'm a bit addicted ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2026 by Ghuda
Too complex for beginners
Model: AD5X
Fine out of the box, but needed near-constant maintenance that was complex to perform (for beginners). Tech support and manuals from overseas.
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2026 by Grant Cothran
Stopped working after 5 weeks – no warranty support
Model: AD5X
We purchased this printer in December as a Christmas gift for our 12-year-old, who was extremely excited to get into 3D printing. Unfortunately, the printer worked for about five weeks before failing and becoming completely unusable. The printer began throwing an E0007 error (“Extruder T0 not heating as expected”) mid-print and has not worked since. The nozzle stalls around 205°C, the front fan does not spin during heat-up, and the error consistently triggers. After extensive troubleshooting, we discovered that the nozzle only reaches target temperature when the front cover is removed, which strongly suggests a defective or marginal hotend/heater assembly. We spent hours and days troubleshooting via email only with customer support (there is no phone support). We followed all instructions, re-seated cables, confirmed proper silicone sock installation, and provided proof of purchase and serial numbers. Despite this, both the manufacturer and Amazon refused to help because the printer was outside a 30-day return window. The company confirmed they only guarantee functionality for 30 days, meaning a several-hundred-dollar product has effectively no meaningful warranty. Once that window closes, you are on your own—even if the product fails shortly after. This was my child’s main Christmas gift, and it failed just weeks later with no support. We now have to spend additional money replacing it with a product that actually stands behind its hardware. Buyers beware. If you value reliability, warranty coverage, or customer support, I strongly recommend looking elsewhere. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2026 by April Killian
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