TronXY Choosing a Printer

There are a wide Variety of TronXY Printers available. Here's our recommendations on which to consider and which not.

The X5SA Series
The TronXY X5SA Series of printers are the successors to the TronXY X5S and X5 Printers. The X5SA Printers faced many, many issues over the years but Tronxy, with the help of the community managed to fix almost all of those, in 2020, almost all of the flaws on the X5SA Models minus the acrylic motor brackets(which can be 3d printed easily) were fixed. The X5SA has become a strong, affordable and easy upgradeable Large format 3D Printer with models reaching from 300*300*400mm all the way up to 500*500*600mm, recently the X5SA-600 has been released, allowing for a 600x600x600mm print space. It no longer uses the CoreXY motion system tho, because it gets too unstable in those high formfactors.

The XY-Series
The TronXY XY Series of Printers is an affordable Series of i3-Style FDM 3D Printers. It is similar to the Creality Ender 3 in terms of general build, and some Ender 3 Mods will apply to the XY. It is superior to the Ender 3 and CR10 Series in many factors, because of things like the ABL(Automatic Bed Leveling) on some models, Lower Prices, More rigid Parts and more. Assembly of these is very straighforward and easy.

The D-Series
The Tronxy D-Series of Printers currently consist of the D01 and D01-Plus. Both machines that we do not recommend buying. The D01 because of it's safety issues and high price, and the D01-Plus because of it's inexcusable design flaws.

The Ultrabot Series
The TronXY Ultrabot Series are the Resin Printers TronXY has to offer. They currently only consist of the Ultrabot LCD Printer.

The C-Series
The TronXY C-Series of Printers are another series of FDM Printers. It currently only consists of the TronXY C2 Printer. You might assume it's a followup to the flaws with the TronXY D01. It has a direct extruder and is meant to be a pretty plug-and-play design.