LGT Longer LK4 Pro 3D Printer with Glass Plate, Open Source with Resume Printing, Built-in Safety Power Supply, 220x220x250mm
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Size: LGTLK4PRO
Features
- 90% Pre-assembled: The LK4 Pro simplifies assembly. The complicated parts such as cantilever, gantry, and nozzle have been assembled before leaving the factory. 90% of the assembly process is completed in advance. It saves 50% of the assembly time compared to other printers, and ensure better printing quality.
- Fully Open Source: Allow users to improve their printer upon the source code and share the changes within the community, resulting in an improved experience for all.
- Fast Heating & Resume Print: The glass build plateform heated bed can reach its operating temperature in just five minutes. and The printer is shielded by its power supply from voltage spikes and power outages. If electrical power is lost or the filament use out, prints can be resumed from the last layer, saving time and reducing waste.
- Built-in Safe Power Supply: This 3d printer is hidden designed, power supply placed under the flatbed to ensure users' safety and increase printing stability.
- Technical Support: The Longer provide one year after-sale service for printer and lifetime technical assistance and 24H response. There also has a growing user community to sharing their successes and trials on Facebook, Reddit, and Youtube, which very helpful to beginners even seasoned users.
Brand: Longer
Material: Wood, Polylactic Acid, Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene
Color: Black
Product Dimensions: 15.83"D x 16.73"W x 19.88"H
Item Weight: 7.8 Kilograms
Product Dimensions: 15.83 x 16.73 x 19.88 inches
Item Weight: 17.16 pounds
Date First Available: June 1, 2020
Manufacturer: Longer
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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The Longer LK5 Pro 3D printer is highly lauded for its print quality, easy setup, and large format, especially by those who desire a high production printer. Many of the reviewers were happy about the quiet operation and the simplicity of leveling it, which generally made for a more satisfying printing experience. Despite some minor hiccups in filament loading and system warm-up, the machine overall received a positive response.
Pros
- 👍 High-quality prints
- 👌 Large format for bigger projects
- 🤩 Coated printing plate with decent clips
- 🙌 Smooth, quiet operation
- 🎊 Convenient SD card access
- ✨ Easy to level thanks to large knobs
Cons
- 👎 Slow system warm-up and filament loading
- 🤔 Issues with filament sensor
- 😞 Inconveniently placed power switch
- 🥺 Touch screen not designed for larger fingers
- 🧐 No thumb drive port
- 😓 Cooling quickly after a print is cancelled
Should I Buy It?
Yes, considering its overwhelming merits such as its high-quality prints, large format, and quiet operation. However, be ready to endure minor inconveniences like slow filament loading and system warming up.
Size: LGT-LK5PRO
This is my first venture into 3d printing, and I purchased the Longer for the larger bed. I'm truly glad I did. I've owned it long enough now to speak to the quality. I upgraded it to a dual Z axis motor, and I've dealt with support on a few things, and I have to say, they are always spot on in responding. Every time I've emailed with a question they have quickly responded and have replaced a couple of parts with upgraded features, like the metal extruder. I'm extremely pleased that I've been able to print everything I have tried so far, including stack printing of multiboard components.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2025 by Computer Tutor
Size: LGT-LK5PRO
Awesome printer especially for the price. Printer was easy to set up, level and get started. I love this printer.
Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2025 by Amazon Customer
This was my second 3D printer “project”. I have an Original Prussia MK3S+ with the MMU2 that I built from the kit, so I have a fair amount of experience with assembling and tuning 3D printers. The out of box assembly on this kit took about 20 minutes, and baring a bad power connector went without a hitch. The plug on the base of my unit had a bad connection between the fuse and the negative prong. I had to replace the power port right out of the box, but it was a $5 part on over-night from Amazon. The user interface is very basic, but in a good way. It’s a Color touch screen with very straight forward options and commands. Octoprint compatible without any special modifications. The levelling menu is a nice touch so you don’t have to manually move the X/Y axises to level each corner/Center. I found that I needed to level the bed after *EVERY* print (solution below). If you’re using Cura- just use the Alfawise U30 profile, as this is carbon copy the exact same machine. I made a series of upgrades to mine- mostly around trying to avoid manually levelling the bed every print. The product page lists that it’s compatible with ABL sensors, such as BL Touch, or the generic and (terrible) knock off 3D Touch. I had to message support to get the instructions for installing the BL Touch probe, and they sent me a YouTube Link that was very easy to follow. There is a firmware change involved (Base Merlin) and the touch screen will be inverted- which can be changed in the configuration. I spent 2+ weeks trying to get a print to even get past the first layer with ABL. I finally gave up, and reverted to the base firmware and unplugged the ABL. The problem I ran into was that the Z-offset in configuration was correct, but when printing I kept having prints dig the nozzle into the bed. Because of the ABL mess, I had to replace the build surface. I elected to go with a magnetic PEI steel sheet setup (much like the MK3S+). To remove the stock build tack, preheat the bed to 100°C and use the scrapper to remove the sheet and as much glue as you can. Follow up (AFTER IT COOLS DOWN!) with 99% ISP Alcohol to remove the residue. I found that the magnetic spring steel PEI setup (also purchased on Amazon for ~$30) was a lot better than trying to use the ABL. I haven’t had to level my bed after 20+ prints when using the spring steel plate. I believe this to be because the plate just pulls off the printer- so you’re not exerting force on the bed itself trying to get prints off. Skip the ABL and just go for a decent 2-part magnetic build plate. Upgrades: - Stepper Smoothers: $20. NOT at all worth it, made barely no difference in electric whine, but there was a MINOR improvement in print quality. - BL Touch Auto Bed Levelling Kit: ~$60. Not successful for me, though I’m sure there’s a way to get it fixed in the firmware. I removed mine. The firmware provided by support was last updated 2+ years ago. I may revisit this when I’m bored and looking for something to tinker with. - Magnetic bed kit: ~ $30. WORTH IT! Magnetic base and removable spring steel PEI sheet make levelling the bed on stock firmware a rare occurrence. - Speaker Isolation Feet: I had extra half-dome 0.75” silicone isolation feet meant to be used on speakers to stop them from resonating into the floor or shelf. I wanted to quiet this printer down, so I took a chance and threw 4 on this printer (one per corner) and it made a HUGE difference. Other general tips: - Cover the electrical contacts on the bed underside. They are 100% exposed, and will short if anything conductive touches them. I used high-temp rated (very important- read the packaging) electrical tape. - Check the Longer website for firmware updates. - My hot end reads a few degrees hot, so I had to adjust my slicer settings to drop them down about 5°. - Loading and Unloading filament takes *forever* using the touch screen. I used the extruder jog command in OctoPrint to speed the process up by about 10 minutes. I did about 500mm jog after preheating to load/unload. - This uses the standard e3D V6 (not V5, not V7, V6!) nozzles. Use a spanner wrench to hold the hot end. Never skimp on nozzles, sure there are $10 for a dozen options, but you get what you pay for. Cheap nozzles will eventually break off inside your hot end. Overall, for an exceptionally well priced printer, this is a great printer for someone who wants to make a few upgrades to get a great 3D printer.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2021 by ktsharples
Size: LGT-LK5PRO
I have had my Longer LK5 Pro for over two months, and I have over a kilogram of filament and about 200 hours of print time on it. I love it. This is my first 3D printer, but I am impressed with the LK5 Pro’s print quality, the large full color touchscreen, and how easy it was to set up. I consistently make parts with tolerances down to 1/10th of the millimeter. The machine is large! I could not find any dimensions of the unit, outside of the build volume, when I bought mine. It’s outside dimensions are approximately 24” deep x 20” wide x 26.25” high without a spool of filament, so plan accordingly. In sort, I would recommend the LK5 Pro to anyone as a first printer, for someone looking for a larger build volume, or as a general workhorse production printer. The long story: This is not going to replace any six-figure commercial printers, and I know the Longer is an Ender clone. The quality of the machine and its prints are very good. The 300mm X 300mm X 400 mm build volume is worth the extra money. I watched dozens and dozens of review videos, and I had none of the small fit and finish issues the reviewers reported. (They must have had early production printers?) All of my wheels and bearings were tight from the factory, and I have only made small adjustments after many hours of printing. I took my time and spent an hour squaring the final assembly and tramming the print bed with a feeler gauge (not with paper). I used the included filament to print the “Benchy” file included on the micro SD card the same night I opened the box. (Go ahead and order up a spool of filament because the sample is all that comes with the printer, and you will want to make a lot more stuff right away!) I made no adjustments and used the factory settings. The test print quality was impressive compared to most 3D printed things I’ve had experience with. Longer appears to be making improvements and upgrades as their team and users find them. The Maker community is also busy making upgraded parts to print, so I don’t feel like I’m alone with my printer choice. I find 3D Printing to be like any other hobby I’ve had. People are quick to join a “tribe” and declare anything other than what they have to be junk and a wast of time and money. Like any piece of equipment, there is fine tuning and experimentation to get it dialed in. Every filament is a little different and you will need to tune the printer accordingly in your slicer software. (That is part of the fun and how you work toward being and expert in something.) No tech gadget is truly plug and play or set it and forget it. In the end, do your home work and get something you like so you can make something! My personal experience tells me the Longer LK5 Pro was a very good choice and has opened up a whole world of design and production to me.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2022 by JSimp JSimp
Size: LGT-LK5PRO
I purchased this printer as a backup printer. I have never owned a Longer only Creality products. Anyway, I did not unbox it right away as I was just hanging on until I needed it. Well, I needed it a couple of months after purchasing it. I put it together and everything worked except for the machine would not read a SD card. not even the one with test prints that was provided. I contacted Amazon (they were great BTW) and they got me in touch with the manufacturer to help. First message I got was that it was nighttime, and they would bet back with me when it was day. 2 days went by, and I got a message saying they would send me a new motherboard when they would send me one soon. No other info has been provided. no tracking number. I don't even know if they have shipped it yet. I should have purchased another Creality printer.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2022 by DARREN H. DARREN H.