QIDI Q1 Pro 3D Printer, 600mm/s High-Speed Fully Auto Leveling 3D Printers with Camera, 60℃ Chamber Heat, 350°C Print Support Carbon Fiber Filament, Tangle Detection, Printing Size 9.65"x9.65"x9.45"
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- Dual Z-axis & CoreXY, Fast 3D PrinterQ1 Pro 3D Printer has independent dual Z-axis motors and lightweight CoreXY system. Maximum speed is up to 600mm/s and 20000mm/s2 acceleration. This allows for greater precision and high speed printing while still maintaining printing quality.
- Full-Auto Calibration & Filament Smart detectionAutomated dual sensors allow for more precise auto-leveling and everything ready for you with smart sensors. As well as the intelligent Hall filament runout sensor and filament tangle detection, it can real-time monitor whether the filament is normal or not during the printing process, to ensure the successful printing, making your every printing easier and more efficient.
- Active Heating Chamber Temperature Control SystemQidi Q1 Pro 3D printer can actively heat and regulate the chamber temperature. Fully enclosed, accurately controlled chamber temperature (up to 60C or 140F) improves print quality and layer adhesion, especially for filaments prone to warping such as ABS, PA and PC.
- Print Right Out of the BoxFrom unboxing to printing in just 10 minutes, perfect for beginners, home use and educational applications. Equipped with a 1080P HD camera with real-time monitoring and time-lapse photography. Mobile APP can be controlled remotely, with 32G-EMMC super large internal storage. Based on Kipper, powerful, completely open source, support custom optimization.
- Compatible MaterialsPLAPETGTPUPVAPETABSASAPAPCCarbon FiberGlass Fiber fdm 3D printer filaments etc, 350C bimetal nozzle meet most materials needs. A new generation of multi-metal hot end hollow design, clog-free direct extruder.
- Optional Activated Carbon Air Filter Upgrade your 3D printing setup with an optional activated carbon air filter. The filter box design can be easily downloaded and printed from the official wiki. For less dust, ensuring a safer experience, use the 3D printer in a well-ventilated area, especially when working with materials that may emit fine particles or fumes.
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Please ensure that the correct printing temperature and other print parameters are selected when printing. Q1 Pro Q2 X-PLUS4 X-MAX3 PA12-CF ABS-GF25 PET-CF Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store
Brand: R QIDI TECHNOLOGY
Material: ABS and metal
Color: Black
Product Dimensions: 18.39"D x 18.78"W x 19.25"H
Compatible Devices: Laptop
Product Dimensions: 18.39 x 18.78 x 19.25 inches
Item Weight: 43.9 pounds
Item model number: AU-Q1Pro
Date First Available: January 15, 2024
Manufacturer: Zhejiang QIDI TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD
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This is not a perfect, trouble-free printer, but it gets closer to that than any printer I've ever had. When things go wrong, expect top tier customer service. I have two so far, and I keep stopping myself from getting a third. I have a small print farm with 7 printers, 3 of them are Qidi (the third is an X-Plus 3), and they are the brand I trust the most. You can already read the stats sheet, I don't need to repeat everyone talking about how you get so many features for the price. I'll start with the cons: 1) There is no built-in air filter for ABS and ASA printing. This is not a major problem for me because my high temp materials of choice are Nylon and PC, but it could be a concern for others. You can print a solution yourself, including one shared by Qidi. 2) The spool side mount is unstable and wobbly. Not a major problem for me because I print from dryboxes and don't use spool holders. 3) It is wifi-only. It is adequate, but I prefer wired connectivity for reliability. My X-Plus 3 has an ethernet port, which is why the Q1 Pro's lack of one pains me. My other non-Qidi printers are also wifi-only, so I might be unfair. There is one oddity I have to note: One of my hotends leaked. It took me a few weeks to notice. The leaked plastic took the shape of the silicone cover and was so smooth it looked like it was supposed to be part of the hotend itself. I haven't heard anyone else having that problem, and my other Q1 Pro is completely fine. I had even upgraded my X-Plus 3 to the same hotend very recently (because of the Q1!), and it was also completely fine. This feels like a strange fluke. Regardless, Qidi's customer service rectified the problem and sent out a replacement hotend within a day (it still hasn't arrived, as I only reported it 2 days from the time of writing). That lets me segue to Qidi's excellent customer service. This is the only time I've had to email them about a problem with the Q1 so far, and they were prompt. I've already emailed them a few times about my X-Plus 3 in my full year of owning it and had the same prompt and helpful responses. This is why I will buy more of their printers in the future. I get treated like an industrial business client and not a tinkering hobbyist. No other consumer- or prosumer-grade printer company acts like this towards their customers. And now the pros: 1) Customer service is excellent. See above 2) The automatic Z-offset is actually good. I'm spoiled by this feature. I wish I could backfit it into my X-Plus 3. I have a printer from a different brand that also has automatic Z-offset, and the Q1 Pro's is way more reliable. I have heard horror stories about some other printers that claim to have automatic Z-offset, but the Q1 Pro has a good one. 3) The filament runout sensor is just above the extruder. This means I waste only a few mm of filament when it finally triggers. This is a premium feature I've only seen in higher-end DIY printers, almost all consumer-grade printers I've seen have it further along in the filament path. 4) The tangle detection sensor is way more crucial than I thought it was. The runout sensor is only half of the equation. Some filament manufacturers tie the end of the spool or deform it in some way and it can get stuck in the filament path. This can ruin prints even with the runout sensor active because it will still detect the filament even though it stopped moving! I feel completely safe with spools running low on the Q1 pro the way I don't with my other printers that also have runout sensors. 5) Their slicer profiles are on point. A lot of companies neglect this. I actually modify my non-Qidi slicer profiles with inspiration from the X-Plus 3 and Q1 Pro profiles. The print quality is the best among all my printers. My conclusion: It's great! It's not flawless, but it's a workhorse printer with minimal problems and quick resolutions when they pop up. It's more a professional or industrial printer than a hobbyist maker one, but priced for the latter.
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If you’re looking for a perfectly working 3d printer then definitely buy this. I’ve printed for days straight on back to back prints with complex geometry and surface details. This thing is lightning fast compared to other printers like the kobra neo or ender 3. I’ve printed petg-cf, pla, and pa612-cf15 ( although with the pa you should get a .6 nozzle). The auto bed leveling is super nice. It’s well made and very accurate with just stock settings and fine tuning it makes it even better. I’m getting reapetability of around .0005” (~ .015mm) after tuning even with 250mm/sec print speeds. The qidi slicing software is very easy to learn. The heated bed and chamber make bed adhesion effortless. The print quality is just amazing. The only issues I have with it were very easily fixed with some 3d prints designed on fusion and printed in a couple hours… The exhaust fan is lacking and doesn’t come with any kind of filter. Taking the back of it off (UNPLUGGED) was not hard at all and designing and printing an exhaust port and hepa filter holder was easy to moderate depending on your experience level with such things. There are gaps that will need to be sealed if you don’t want fumes escaping. Again, not difficult. The top “glass” is not great but after designing and printing some vent risers it became a non issue. Same with the front door glass but sealing that up with some weatherstripping and a printed handle was not difficult at all. Spend the first day or two “upgrading” it and then it’s off to the races. All in all this printer exceeded all my expectations and I’m am soooooo happy I got it. I’m actually thinking about buying another one once/if it goes on sale. I read a lot that the customer service is amazing as well although I’ve never had to use it after about a month of owning it. Make sure you keep it maintained with greasing the rails and whatnot and I don’t see it letting you down at all.
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The Qidi Q1Pro is a more competent little brother to my 2 year old Qidi iFast. Have been using the Q1Pro printer the last two weeks with flawless prints. The challenge was to just take the printer out of the box (<45 minutes to first print) and use it without tinkering, and to use the material presets in the machine. I've been getting better quality prints much faster than my reliable iFast, and have best results not adding anything to the bed, and not tinkering with the machine. Not surprised with the PLA, but ASA has been fast and running with no adhesive nor warping. The leveling probing must work, as every print to date has perfect first layers by just letting the machine do it. I am very happy with my iFast, but the Q1Pro with stock profiles is making better ASA parts without any warpage. It is clear that the heated chamber in the newer machine has a more even heat with less unintended air movement, so seems to yield better results. On the older machine, it took more tinkering and adhesives to get parts that still warp more than the new model. I will still use my iFast for larger and dual color/material prints, but faster to make many parts on the Q1Pro without having to think and tinker. Good results on Q1Pro printing polycarbonate at 320C, and max chamber and bed heat. This was the first material to use adhesive, and results good. I did get some warpage on a very thin polycarbonate cubic part , but I was unable to complete the print on the other printer, and the final part still fit inside the end-use-machine, as designed. The side mount for the filament looks flimsy, but I print most everything from filament dryers, and there is a rugged version of the holder file that you can print. Qidi has a long reputation for excellent support, and for refining their machines during their production run, so hope they will provide the better holder on later machines, but not a real problem. I'd like to see an actual ethernet cable connector in addition to the WiFi, but again that would be for convenience. I can read the status screen better on the iFast, as the bigger machine has it higher and tilted to the user. So far, just using the 0.4 mm nozzle, and I also purchased the 0.8 mm diameter version that I will shortly test, and probably mostly use, as I do a lot of larger material volume parts in ASA and hotter materials. My two year old Qidi machine is still running like new after thousands of hours of use, and hope I will get similar service out of the newer, faster, better quality print and smaller Q1Pro model.
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I selected this printer for their dedication to being open source and having the specs for some engineering grade filaments, and it's really done a great job!! But like any 3d printer, you need to have some technical know how and figure out the unique things of each printer. That said I've found it easy to master and get quality results, it prints quick, and saved me money to get more filament! When the normal minor wear and tear parts gave out, Elenor at their customer service is very helpful and responsive! I'll be getting more Qidi Tech products in the future!!
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There are other companies out there that restrict their 3D printers way beyond my comfort level, which led me down the rabbit hole of trying to find an affordable printer that was plug and play and I didn't have to re-level every print like I did on my old printer. And man does the QIDI Q1 Pro deliver! It was within my budget and integrated with all the technologies I wanted to use, all while allowing me to use it without selling my data or locking everything behind a membership of some variety. Initially, when trying to run a test print when I plugged the printer in, I got a bed heater issue. I reached out to Qidi and they had a new plate in the mail same day and I got it the same week! Charlotte was extremely helpful and empathetic. I haven't had any issues since! I have had no issues printing with this printer and am super pleased with my purchase! The bed and nozzle heat quickly, it is just the right size for its features (albeit oddly shaped - not quite a perfect cube on all edges). I have mine connected to my PC via ethernet, but having wifi as an option is nice too! Printing directly from my computer with Orca slicer is a dream. Gone are the days of USB-SD card adapters and walking the card across the room. This printer puts out incredible quality at incredible speeds every time! I love the detachable bed plates and easy to repair parts of this printer. Not to mention the integrated filament sensor and camera! I expected to have to upgrade the printer with those options, so I was excited to see they came OEM! My prints also adhere way too well on the bed. Sometimes I have issues needing to scrape filament off the bed plate, so I have some fine tuning to do! I only wish this had a multiple filament add on. I think it is an option on the newer printer they released. Would love to have some backwards compatibility for this thing! But when I need to, I will most definitely buy from Qidi again! Thanks for making a great product with great customer support!
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UPDATE: I currently have over 200 hours of print time and situation hasn't gotten any worse. At about 80 hours, I noticed 2 problems. The printer bed is warped but it will still print. I contacted Qidi said that it is fine as long as it can still print which it does. A warped printer bed means that the surface can be off by the tolerance if a large portion of the bed is used. It is a flaw, but it will not affect my prints much. I'll post a print of the surface leveling. My second issue is a noise that I've isolated to the pully areas above the front of the printer. I recorded the sound and sent it to Qidi and they claimed that it is not an issue and that their printer does the same thing. I'm certain that they made that up to not bother dealing with the printer. If all printers make that noise, they will all eventually fail. I honestly believed that there wouldn't be any warranty past Amazon's 30-day return and this seems to be the case. Despite what anyone else says, the warranty is borderline worthless though they were very friendly when responding. I'll also post a video/audio clip with noise. I still do not regret purchasing the printer at the end of the day but just want to get the truth about my experience after owning this for a little while out there out there. Initial review pretty soon after getting the printer: I've loved this printer and immediately printed a few successful prints right out of the box using it's included Qidi slicer. A simple task such as this is a treat to anyone who has used older 3d printers. I am pleased with the quality and the speed of the prints. it easily goes 4-5 times faster than my older 3d printers. At times, it looks as if someone recorded the printer and fast forwarded the video trying to make it look more impressive. So far, the only print that I noticed what was failing a few minutes in was due to the fact that I sliced the print for PLA and it was using PETG. This means that it wasn't nearly hot enough and was moving too fast. I can say that I love 3D printing again. I've been 3D printing since 2017 so not so long ago but the market has changed immensely. Back in 2017 I purchased a Tevo Tarantula and ended up literally upgrading almost every aspect of it and it took 2 days for me to build. I also struggled to find the right slicer and figuring out proper settings. The best thing I did for both of my older 3D printers was use Octopi on a raspberry pi with a camera connected to my network and hooked to the usb port of my printers. I upgraded the extruder driver as the original used a direct drive gear that had very little torque and would randomly stick and miss steps. I changed it to a gear drive that fixed that issue. I also 3D printed superior frame mounts, purchased a steel bed mount, printed frame stiffeners, printing bed, belt tensioner, power supply and wiring, a second Z-axis threaded rod and stepper motor, better PTFE bowden tube, 3D printed rail chains and more that I can't remember. The only original part that I had was literally the frame, wheels, display and motherboard. Needless to say this was definitely not something for someone who wanted something other than a toy to get. My second 3D printer was purchased in 2019. It was a Tronxy D01 which used linear rails and came mostly assembled. I believe that I could have gotten it up in only a few hours but decided to do extreme modification before even powering up the system. I liked the stiff frame and linear rails but upgraded the extruder from a bowden drive to a E3D Hemera direct drive and custom mounted it, the cheap power supply to a custom setup using 2 12v in series for 24 volts used sever power supplies that can be had for dirt cheap on ebay, The display, the mother board and custom relay setup that allowed me to turn on-off the printer remotely from my any internet connection which I did for both this and my older setup. This was fine but I was never able to properly tune it to be faster than my original printer while it was much quieter and ran on 24 volts rather than 12v. I eventually got tired of trying to figure out some issues with failed prints and it sat for years until Bambu Labs released it's X1 Carbon which changed the game. All printer manufacturers needed to step up their game. Then came companies that tried to compete with Bambu Labs's printer and this is one of the printers as a result. I went with this printer as it is much cheaper than Bambu's printers and I don't trust Bambu's closed source operation.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2024 by EsQueue
OMG, deciding which printer to get was horrible, there were weird reviews everywhere, and most of the reviews on youtube for this printer are for early units, and the diference is noticeable, I was deciding between this QIDI Q1 pro and the Flashforge M5 pro, (just because you can't get bambulabs on Amazon, and those are super expensive where I live) I decided this one was the one, just because the subreddit for QIDI is very helpful, I saw less bad comments about it there and on the 3D printing subreddit, and it's recommended there so... yeah. My experience with it has been stellar, everything is super well documented, it handholds you each step of the way once you plug it in, first print was super fast, and super clean, I haven't had any issues with it as to call Customer Service, but everyone says it's excellent. They offer multiple options for slicers, I ended up picking the QIDI Studio, it's like Orca but tailored for the printer, and it's been solid, very easy to use. Does it print flawless prints out of the box? well, that's argueable, I used SUNLU PLA+ V2, and that thing on this printer is awesome, love the quality, used PETG, meh, quality dropped a bit, so, I guess what you can take from this is, learn how to dial your filaments, and you'll get perfect prints out of it, the slicer has tests and all to help you with that. The UI is... clean, but the tactile screen is a biiiit unresponsive sometimes... not horrible, but noticeable. Very picky cons: It's big and bulky for the print size, it doesn't come with carbon filters, but they have the files to print some on their website, along with other accessories, and the cleaning pads for the nozzle are not a super brilliant solution, they get dirty fast, and cleaning them is super difficult because plastic gets stuck pretty hard, I've seen some recommend swapping those pads with A1 mini silicon pads, I thing I'm gonna give them a chance, but so far, that hasn't been an issue, the nozzle is always clean, even with all that plastic on the pad, ah, and the spool holder sucks, print a different one, or get a filament dryer to work as a spool holder as well, you're gonna need it anyway. Pros: easy to use, prints a lot of materials, it's easy to setup, the QIDI Studio slicer is easy to use, they update it often adding new functions, it's mostly plug and play, print quality is VERY nice, and support (at least the part I have used, the wiki) is super good, the camera... man the camera is super cool, and the timelapse option is great. I love this printer, thanks for the recommendation reddit ppl, I hope this review helps you decide, it's very good for the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2024 by Pablo
Worst encounter that I have a 3-D printer that left me with multiple multiple failures and multiple part exchange and now is just sitting as a piece of metal cubic box that I have no use for it. I wanted to let all the buyers know in the future that I have only 12 good prints with this and after that multiple expenses that I made to fix the issue nearly a year I have this printer and over $200 I spend it and a communication that believed it was just within an AI has made word DIQ printer company first started with major failure of panels the plane to get the surface fixed. Nothing was getting in his correctly. Second, everything was working till 60% of the print, and then all of a sudden falling apart multiple clogs that I end up, changing their heart and nozzles more than three times because the filament was getting stuck into it and the fact is was actually actually using the company made filament PLA, but still another was getting clogged in stock. Second the review I was getting from the company was consistently was sending a file that apparently it was working perfectly but the minute I was experimenting with my own, it was failure after failure I had the whole bidding panel changed. Sensors changed, and only worked for two prints and went back to original setting the final decision since I developed this hobby was buying bamboo A1 and A1 mini which I had minimal Just basic problems, but beautiful prints for my children. I requested the company to maybe I have a defaulter printer. Send me the new one, but and the multiple occasions after lots of videos and pictures still did not work. I highly recommend if you are purchasing this printer you should be very very expert and do not fall for the advertisement that the printer website has and this printer definitely is not plug-in play and need a lot of adjustment and every single time you need to do a manual calibrations and then after all that you’re lucky if you get a decent nice print, this printer is not designed for models is not designed for statues. It’s only designed for very very rough print if the company is reading this review, I requested a full refund or a partial refund and I will send this box back to them because I did not get a use out of this for consumers. Please take your cautionary steps before you pursue this printer because $500 nearly $500. It’s a lot of money for printer that you still have to do a lot of adjustment.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2025 by Reza Panahi