FLASHFORGE Adventurer 5M 3D Printer with Fully Auto Leveling, Max 600mm/s High Speed Printing, 280°C Direct Extruder with 3S Detachable Nozzle, CoreXY All Metal Structure, Print Size 220x220x220mm
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- One-Click Automatic Printing: Experience hassle-free 3D printing with the Adventurer 5M Series. Enjoy automatic bed leveling for flawless first layers, ensuring consistent adhesion and saving time with no manual adjustments required.
- 12X Ultra Fast Printing: Featuring a CoreXY structure with 600mm/s travel speed and 20000mm/s2 acceleration, the AD5M maximizes efficiency, reduces production cycles, and ensures high precision, making it ideal for rapid prototyping and mass production.
- Smart and Efficient Design: Quick 3-second nozzle changes, a high-flow 32mm3/s nozzle, and fast 35-second warm-up to 200C deliver stable high-speed printing. Its dual-sided PEI platform and versatile options provide easy removal and adaptability for various creative projects.
- Superior Print Quality and Remote Monitoring: With dual-fan nozzles, vibration compensation, multiple nozzle sizes (0.25-0.8mm), and a 280C direct extruder, the AD5M ensures top-tier print quality. Use the Flash Maker mobile app for real-time monitoring and intelligent operation, making your printing experience seamless.
- Maintenance and Troubleshooting: For optimal performance, regularly maintain your printer by cleaning the nozzle and platform. If you encounter any issues, please refer to the A+ FAQ section for troubleshooting tips and solutions.
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Adventurer 5M AD5X Adventurer 5M Pro Rapid PLA Luminous Rapid PLA Silk PLA PETG-CF Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store About Us FLASHFORGE is disrupting 3D printing market by introducing easy-to-use and reliable 3D printers. Our mission is to make 3d printing accessible to everyone, from beginners, hobbyists, educational , commercial (industrial, engineering, medical, advertisement and etc). Since our founding in 2011, we have been focusing on 3D print technology research and development. So far, we have dozens of national patents. Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store More than 200 R&D 3D printing technology engineers. Slicing software FlashPrint upgraded monthly, firmware updated constantly. 279,860-square-foot production space, 10 production lines, cutting-edge manufacturing equipment, and rigorous quality control standards, all to provide reliable 3d printing products. With a decade's experience in 3d printing industry, FLASHFORGE has everything you need to start or expand 3d print experience.
Brand: FLASHFORGE
Material: Metal, PC
Color: Black
Product Dimensions: 15.83"D x 14.29"W x 17.64"H
Item Weight: 23.8 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 15.83 x 14.29 x 17.64 inches
Item Weight: 23.8 pounds
Item model number: Adventurer 5M
Date First Available: September 1, 2023
Manufacturer: Zhejiang Flashforge 3D Technology Co., Ltd.
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Model: Adventurer 5M
I run a small business and had been using two printers: an Elegoo resin printer (fantastic printer) for prototypes, and an Creality Ender 3 S1 (below average experience) for tools and fittings. The Adventurer 5M was added to the stable in a fit of rage and desperation incrimentally fueled daily by the Ender 3 S1. This is a review for the Adventurer, but I need to share the behavior I'd been accustomed to from my eldest workhorse, context is important. I acquired the Ender 3 new in box at the end of November 2024. The first, second, third, and fourth things it produced were various sized nests of knotted filament. The plate had no adhesion to speak of, the self leveling feature...didn't, the physical distance the nozzle was from the print bed seemed to have little concern for the numbers indicating the Z-offset. I just figured it was my own inexperience and ineptitude preventing the machine from doing it's best work. Over a time span of roughly 3 months, countless instructional videos step by step articles helped me to triangulate an almost acceptable, almost reliable combination of settings, adjustments, and physical add-ons that would allow the printer to do it's job, most of the time. The best thing about the Creality product, is that it forced me into a level of competence I never would have attained with a reliable printer. It's a lot like owning a cheap Ford: It's just barely good enough to be called a car. Since the Ender 3 was my first foray into 3d printing, I just assumed that's just how printers are: Frustratingly sensitive to EVERYTHING. A few days ago I realized the errors I was dealing with were repeating frequently enough that I knew how to counter most of the behaviors before the wheels came off (The adjustment knobs literally came off 18 hours into a rather large print last month). After steadily escalating jaw clenching frustration was no longer tenable, I tried resetting it to factory spec...which it wouldn't do, it just beeped at me like a petulent child. Fine, I thought, I'll update the firmware. A word to the anyone considering purchasing a Creality product: I would recommend against it. The firmware update process ignores the fact that most people don't wish disassemble their machine to access a port that Creality decided shouldn't be on the OUTSIDE of the machine. Also, the old addage "Keep is Simple, Stupid" isn't terribly popular in that part of China. So, after doing my best to decode the cryptic instructions that later became clear, I loaded the update onto the SD card that came with the printer (which required the card to be reformatted for some reason) and followed the instructions in the helpful readme file. The read me file was one of FIVE files included in the download. I soon discovered that you need to load only ONE of those files to upgrade the control board's firmware. The instructions were originally in Chinese and obviously passed through Google translate a few times to ensure adequate user confusion. The result? My Ender 3 S1 is now a brick. I could feel the veins in my forehead pulsing as I pulled up Amazon. I ordered the Adventurer in an act that I can only describe as "rage quitting" Creality products, never to look back. Boy am I glad I did. The new printer arrived this morning. Well played to the distributor, that was a turn around of less than 12 hours. After some minor assembly and a few downloads, the Adventurer roared to life with a happy little tune. With zero adjustments, no tuning required, no bed leveling, and no drama, the thing just works perfectly. I printed the included benchmark models one after the other with none of the abrasive behaviors Creality built into their "good enough" S1. I then switched the filament to PETG and began running calibration models. Again, perfect performance and holy cow it's fast. It's not a quiet printer, I wouldn't recemmend locating it near a sleeping child, but that's really no concern to me. I'm very pleased with my purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2025 by M. Cochrane
Model: Adventurer 5M
This review is for the 5M model, not the Pro model, but they are very similar and a big plus is the ease with which this can be upgraded by the user to the Pro version. It is fully on par with similar offerings from Bambu Labs and Creality. TL;DR - There is no printer less than $600 that I would recommend. This printer is fast, extremely accurate, and trouble-free. Pros: * Blazing fast - about 4 times faster than my Ender5 * Extremely accurate. This is my 4th 3D Printer and the first one that passes various tolerance tests without a lot of tweaking (not that I was ever able to fully get there with other printers). This one passed the nickel test as well as the Tolerance Coin without any tweaks at all. * Plug and play. Only unpacking and plugging in the display, followed by automatic calibration. * Absolutely perfect bed leveling and adhesion. Supposedly application of a glue stick is required for PLA, but I have zero problems across the bed. Parts do pop off at the slightest touch when done, but so far have not come loose during printing. Perhaps taller parts may have problems that required either a gluestick or another bed plate material. * Perfect configuration for OrcaSlicer which is a good choice. * LCD display is easy to read, easy to use, and intuitive. Cons: * It is very loud. Part of it has to do with the high print speed. However, some optimization of fan noise should be investigated. Every online review I have seen speaks of the noise from the motherboard cooling fan when not printing. I do not find that noise to be that bad. What is bad is the two fans for the hotend. One is to cool the hotend and the other is to cool the part when printing PLA. I suspect both the choice of fans as well as excessive shrouding by the plastic enclosure are major contributors. UPDATE: the worst of the noise is actually from the motors and/or motion. This may be part of the high-speed nature. * No wifi support except for their own slicer (which is junk). At this writing, a fork of Orca supposedly supports wifi uploading. Also missing are various Klipper Web UIs. A fix for this may also be in the mix. UPDATE: Wifi is now supported. I can send prints directly from OrcaSlicer now. General UPDATE: After owning the printer for a few months now, and 300 hours of usage, I have upgraded my rating to 5 stars. This printer at $300 to $350 is the absolute best value and extremely reliable. No fussing is necessary to get good results. Recommendations to users: 1. I started having adhesion problems, and the supplied glue stick was worse than no glue stick. I heard that buffing the surface with ScotchBrite pad would fix it, and it did. No glue stick or anything is needed now. Adhesion is great with both PLA & PETG. I also bumped up the heated bed temps to 60 & 70 deg respectively. 2. I found I needed to print PETG at a much higher temperature - 265 degrees in order to maintain a glossy finish (which indicates the correct temp). 3. Print out the spool holder for the upgrade - it makes filament changing much easier. 4. You can add a camera from Flashforge (I did, but haven't installed it yet). 5. A nice upgrade would be a 2nd spool holder (or make the upgraded one into a dual holder) to make color swapping easier. If you don't need the run-out sensor for the 2nd color, just bypass the entire Bowden tube assembly and feed straight into the extruder. 6. For color changes, add M25 to the Change Filament G-Code in OrcaSlicer, then check the Manual Filament Change box under the MultiMaterial Tab (it took me a while to figure that out) in order to prevent the printer from pausing at the start of the print when a color change is inserted. Suggestions to Flashforge: 1. Fix the fan noise for the hotend and motor/motion noise. I am not sure if an upgrade can be made available to existing customers, but that would be nice if you can fix this problem. 2. Incorporate Klipper WebUI into the regular firmware (that can be upgraded OTA). 3. Provide replacement nozzle tips in addition to the current all-in-one nozzle. It would be nice to be able to replace this inexpensive part when needed without buying an entire new nozzle. 4. To the printer screen, add the time remaining and the current layer. 5. Add a filament swapping system. Even a simple two-filament system would be great.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2024 by Scott Daniels
Model: Adventurer 5M
Shipping was fast. Install easy. If not there is plenty of support and videos to help someone if lost. WARNING: Do not put filament sample that is shipped with this printer on its holder. Doing so may cause damage to the machine. Ask me how I know. My filament sample was wounded up and I thought I Had it completely untangled and set the filament on its designed location but since this filament doesn’t come on a roll the filament just has a mind of its own. My filament was no longer sliding and ended up becoming too tight for the printer to pull the filament to the nozzle. I may have a damaged product now because of this. We will see. And I will update weather support is helpful or not. I’m a complete amateur on 3D design and the printing process. I did run TinkerCad and was able to print a few things with a little bit of a learning curve. Without YouTube I would have been lost. Best of luck. UPDATED: It has taken time for me to learn how to design things and after a few weeks I put this printer to use. Long story short, this printer has failed me after 7 different prints. I mean actual printers where something takes 30 mins to 3 hours to complete. My failure started when I was printing things back to back trying to fine tone my design and I ended up with a lot of Filament in a large blob pile instead of any sort of design. I tried to clean the nozzle right quick and try my luck again but I only ended up with a smaller blob of plastic. I decided to give the printer a rest and to try my design again but only doing one part on the layout instead of 2 or 3. This didn't go so well. The printer didn't go home or calibrate correctly on its on and when it started to print the nozzle dug into the base plate causing deem scoring marks. I tried to buff them out and the plate is probably going to be ok for what i need out of the printer but that's not the issue now. My issue continues to be filament not coming out when changing filament. More so I cant get the printer to even print a practice cube. I've tried completely cleaning the nozzle, removed the extruder and filament completely and made sure the extruder gears are messed with no missing or broken wheel cogs or teeth and watched the gears spin and feed the filament into the nozzle. My nozzle temp gets up to 280 degrees but still things are not feeding or spray out even the smallest practice designs. I cant even get a line up mark on the base plate. This printer is supposedly suppose to be simple and great for beginners. With my background in fixing robots and machinery this thing is giving me hell. I can only hope flash forge does away with this model. I would love nothing more than my money back or a newer model this thing needs to go in the trash. I had a feeling things would go south after the issue at setup and they did.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2024 by Chris Lett
Model: Adventurer 5M
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Fast, Reliable, and Beginner‑Friendly 3D Printer The FLASHFORGE Adventurer 5M has been an impressive upgrade to my workspace. From the moment I unboxed it, the setup was incredibly smooth thanks to the fully automatic leveling system. No manual tweaking, no frustration — it was ready to print almost immediately. The speed is one of its biggest strengths. With a max printing speed of 600mm/s, it finishes projects much faster than other printers in this price range, and it does so without sacrificing quality. The CoreXY all‑metal structure keeps everything stable, so even high‑speed prints come out clean and consistent. The 280°C direct extruder with the 3‑second detachable nozzle is a game changer. Switching nozzles for different materials is quick and effortless, and the printer handles PLA, PETG, and other filaments with ease. The 220×220×220mm build volume is perfect for everyday projects, prototypes, and creative prints. Overall, this printer delivers a great balance of speed, precision, and convenience. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced maker, the Adventurer 5M offers excellent value and a smooth printing experience. Highly recommended for anyone looking to step up their 3D printing game.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2026 by Mk's
Model: Adventurer 5M
I’ve had my Flashforge Adventurer 5M since February 3, 2026 and overall it’s been a great experience.. That said, I think it’s important for new buyers to understand what they’re getting into. This isn’t a “take it out of the box and everything works perfectly forever” type of product. 3D printing.. no matter the brand or price.. comes with a learning curve. Flashforge does a solid job with packaging and making setup as smooth as possible but during shipping, things can shift. Some of the complaints I’ve seen.. like missing filament colors, prints not coming out right or the bed not moving properly.. often come down to user setup or expectations, not defects. For example, the printer ships with screws securing the bed for transport and you need to remove those before using it. That’s in the manual but it’s easy to miss if you don’t read it. You will need to learn how to slice models, use supports, and troubleshoot prints. Even very expensive printers still require supports for overhangs and dialing in settings. This machine is no different. There’s definitely some trial and error involved and you should expect to spend time learning and adjusting things. In my case.. I ran into a few issues early on and spent hours researching and figuring things out but that’s part of the process and I was able to get everything working pretty good. Once dialed in, the printer performs great. It’s very fast and I love being able to send prints over Wi-Fi. Occasionally I’ve had connection issues but that’s usually on my end (like not being logged into the slicer). There are a couple areas that could be improved. The manual could do a better job explaining basic maintenance.. especially like what to do with the included lubricants. I also had one situation where filament got tangled on the spool and the printer didn’t detect it, which led to some wasted material. A detection feature for that would be a nice future improvement.. Overall, this is a great beginner friendly printer, as long as you go in with the right expectations. If you’re buying any 3D printer, be prepared to learn, troubleshoot and experiment. Once you do, this machine is fast, capable and really enjoyable to use.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2026 by Brian X
Model: Adventurer 5M
This product is impressive. I want to give it five stars but must drop it to four due to a small reason. * First off, let me State this is by no means a junkie printer. This is great for medium to beginner level people. Set up was a snap and I was ready in 20 min. The detail is pretty close to what I do with liquid resin 3D printers. I own two of them. * This PLA 3D printer is good for larger scale stuff like making hard figures, giant tavern mugs for D&ds, dice boxes and cosplay items like Oni masks and such. * The printing speed of this guy is incredibly it zips and weaves like nobody's business if you stick to one strict print rather than a jumping all over the place for multiple things. This would print a large-scale mug in less than 2 hours which is very impressive. It promised high performance speed and accuracy and I will say this does deliver. * If I remember correctly I can print a 22 inch tall figure and have 16 inch wide so it's a nice size printer for large models * The downside I have with this. I've bought two liquide 3D printers. They always came with a USB drive and the programs in it. This one did not have that. You have to go to the website. Download the program onto your computer. Yes, if you still own Windows 7 it still works and operates the program but the programe is a little bare Bones old school for me. Meaning if you want to do anything you must click the icon for each task you wish to do, so click to size it, turn it, move it, scale it, It's not kind of all tied into one. You can only do one thing at a time so a little old school basics to me but this by no means a deal breaker for me just my opinion. * As I said before the print quality is nice you are strictly stuck with a 0.4 mm nozzle and are strict to a 1.75mm film. At first, I thought I was doomed and got the wrong type of printer to do those large scale soda can tavern mugs, but luckily that's not the case. As you see from the pictures, the quality is nice and I have a very small tavern mug that was fully printed. I tried my best to snap that handle off with some good force and it did not break or budge. So that means on a larger scale this printer will give you a strong sturdy handle mug. The machine is smart enough and programmed automatically to do a nice cube or honeycomb based exoskeleton built in as it prints to give it maximum strength and sturdiness. I was very impressed with this feature. (Please see all photos). Please not One photo you will see not a completed mug. Sadly I ran out of the sample filament that is sent with it. The pic are what I was able to print with that film so it goes far but that uncompleted mug I tried to snap that off and gave it a good force and still didn't break so that will tell you the strength on a large scale one Closing argument...mainly 5 stars but I dropped 1 cause of the old school program way. But by no means is it a deal breaking .this is a very impressive pla 3D printer..so impressed infact I wish to own 5 for large scale tasks but I can't. I will say I am definitely getting 1 more for certain.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2024 by Brian..
Model: Adventurer 5M
I bought this 3D Printer about 2 weeks ago to work on a case prototype for a electronic device I am making. I didn't know much about it so I went on YouTube and watched a bunch of video reviews and unboxing videos to get an idea of how it works. Everything I found was positive and explained the pain points pretty clearly. They didn't seem that bad, so I went ahead and made the purchase. I think it was about $270 at the time. It arrived 10 hours later. I don't know 3D Printers at all but I know technology and devices. This is a solid quality device as far as materials and structure. I thought I would end up needing to wait until the weekend to get started using it but I was shocked that I was able to start about 30 minutes in. I had a file I already made and it printed without issue. I then tried some of the test prints that come preinstalled and let my kids print some stuff. I have not had any issues with adhesion, nozzle clogs, filament feeding, removal of the prints, or getting everything to work properly. I did have a few times where I would see a part that wasn't all the way flat or when it should and just restarted the print since I caught it early but it was fine the next print. Not using any glue and I've just been washing the plate with soap and water. The quality is great. It all just basically seems based on the settings I use in OrcaSlicer. I've tried a bunch of different PLA filaments and had no issues there either. I ended up buying a enclosure kit, new plate, a 0.25mm nozzle, and some spool holders/rollers (The only problem I have with the actual device is that the spool holder is absolute garbage, which I suspect they know and did on purpose to sell the enclosure kit). I bought the enclosure kit because this thing is noticeably loud when it is actually printing. I am able to hear it at night and wanted to quiet it down. I wish I bought the Pro but at the same time, I love how much I was able to customize it before I printed the actual enclosure parts. I think I am somewhere around 80 hours printed in the past 2 weeks since I bought it (I can't find out right now because I'm currently printing). This has been a great purchase and I have no regret. Sure, not having to print a enclosure and assemble it all by just buying the Pro model would have been great to start with now that I've learned about the process and device but I feel like my initial prints and the process to print and assemble the enclosure gave me a better understanding of the device and its abilities, so it is still a positive, plus I got to put the colors I wanted on it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2025 by David W.
Model: Adventurer 5M
I bought this printer after years of wanting but never getting, then did my homework even though I knew nothing about 3D printing, I had it between this, an elegoo or a creality. I weighed everything up what I got for the price and what it could do and set on this one. Never regretted the decision. I think you could go on forever saying you want it for this or that. This unit has given me so much joy and enlightenment into the world of 3D printing. It runs perfectly for set up, takes time to get used to how it operates and the slicing software. The manual is only good for setting it up from the box, otherwise you are on your own. It doesn't come with a camera but I picked one of those up easily plus an led light bar. I have learned about filament, how to change it, run it work out programs, design things all form buying this device. Like any kind of hobby it does cost money but its so much fun just trying things out. I liked the fact it came already assembled except for the filament holder which I have since changed with one I built myself and printed. This unit can be sent files to print via internet, ethernet cable or a usb stick, very easy once you figure it all out. I have found for myself that firm hold hair spray works the best for me on this unit for printing but everyone has there personal favorite for it I imagine. I have also plugged it through a power switch on my desk so I don't have to turn it off from the unit as the power switch is on the back, not the best location. As I said no model or manufacturer is perfect, its what works for you. Have no had any issues, no failures to operate or prints that didn't work except form my own lack of knowledge which I am gaining very slowly. The unit self levels easily and when I changed the printing plate for a different one that's when I learned I have to run the re-leveling again. I'm a work in progress on this but loving it. The print size is perfect for me but I can imagine I get something larger later in time. The nozzle and plate heat up very quickly which I was shocked at how fast. If you are a newbie looking then all I can say is I love it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2025 by Philip B. Davison