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Average Review Score
3.9 stars (102 reviews)
38% of Customers Would Recommend
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3 Editor's Choice AwardsThis 3D printer has received an Editor's Choice Award from expert review sites PC Mag, tomsguide.com and Digitaltrends.com.
2 Best in Test AwardsThe MakerBot Replicator+ has received a Best in Test Award from expert review sites ljudochbild.se and Lydogbilde.no.
Best in Test 4 Star AwardThis 3D printer has received a Best in Test 4 Star Award from lydogbillede.dk.
What Are People Saying About the MakerBot Replicator+?5 Out of 10 Customers Thought it Was Not Priced ReasonablySeven people thought that the MakerBot Replicator+ was expensive. ... that the RX100 is a fantastic camera with better specs, but it is also more expensive and physically larger. The size difference is not huge, but I wanted ...
BioBlair - Bhphotovideo.com
23 Mar 2014
... print quality. Can't print tall objects. Noisy during operation. Relatively expensive filament. The 3D printer has a build platform the size of a loaf ...
... quiet. Printer setup through MakerBot Mobile app can be tricky. Somewhat pricey filament.
... software. No support for third-party filament. Some print glitche. Rather expensive. Lightweight and comfortable to wear. Fast performance thanks to the ...
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Seven People Thought This 3D Printer Was ReliableSeveral people thought that the MakerBot Replicator+ was reliable and well made. View All Reviews About Robustness
4 people agree
No people disagree
... Replicator Mini desktop 3D printers. The company claims the new Smart Extruder+ provides a more reliable printing process for its fuse...
... Mini desktop 3D printers. The company claims the new Smart Extruder+ provides a more reliable printing process for its fused... MakerBot's customer base ...
The prints great quality pieces! More than I expected and very reliable! Glad I purchased it!
TrainLoverRich - Bestbuy.com
24 Nov 2017
This is an amazing, reliable camera, with a great image processor. Image stabilization and low light capability combine to generate beautiful sharp images. ...
GriffithsAtlanta - Bhphotovideo.com
15 Jun 2015
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10 Out of 10 People Thought it Had a Battery That Did Not Last Very LongFive people thought that the MakerBot Replicator+ had a bad battery life. ... Display is not superbright. No true waterproofing. Lack of GPS. Battery life is still an issue. Faster than original. More affordable than Series 2. Lacks ...
... video capabilities are phenomenal for a camera of this size. Battery life isn't the greatest, but it's a small camera, so I just remember to keep it charged...
Drew - Bhphotovideo.com
7 Sep 2015
... not on. Canon software sometimes is too smart for it's on good.The battery life is not great. Not really a ding as I don't expect perfection with the screen ...
Aging Photofan - Bhphotovideo.com
24 Jun 2015
... for the price that I have purchased in a while, however the battery life is absolutely terrible! I would recommend looking for another alternative Point ...
Indigo Verse - Bhphotovideo.com
17 Dec 2014
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The Majority of Owners Thought it Was a Good SizeSeveral people thought that the MakerBot Replicator+ was compact, was a good size and was very easy to carry around. View All Reviews About Size and Weight
9 people agree
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... on the Canon S120. Many review sites list the best compact camera as the Sony RX100 (currently $$) or the Sony RX100 II (currently $$). I agree that the ...
BioBlair - Bhphotovideo.com
23 Mar 2014
... until then the battery is still a problem. I would still recommend the camera to anybody looking for a good compact...
Eoin - Bhphotovideo.com
26 Mar 2014
This is a very compact point and shoot that takes excellent pictures. It's small enough to fit into your pants pocket and works in all environments. It's ...
Franco - Bhphotovideo.com
8 Jun 2015
The S120 is a feature rich compact that produces high quality images. This is my fourth Canon and a great little camera. The body is textured plastic with ...
Great Outdoors - Bhphotovideo.com
29 Dec 2013
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More Than 10 People Thought it Had a Good DesignSeveral people thought that the MakerBot Replicator+ was good-looking and well designed. View All Reviews About Design
7 people agree
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... has created a line of 3D printers that come in various sizes, from very big to pretty small. The Replicator is the smallest of the three Replicators sold ...
... small size makes it a good travel point and shoot camera. Skin tones look good for portraits. The camera has more features than you can use. Going deeper ...
AV Tom - Bhphotovideo.com
8 Mar 2014
... body is textured plastic with a clean and purposeful appearance that easily fits into a shirt or pant pocket. It has a refined in hand feel and straightforward ...
Great Outdoors - Bhphotovideo.com
29 Dec 2013
... printing and it's not far from that. I expected to have play around a little - after all this is pretty cutting edge technology, but it really was easy. ...
Yann - Amazon.co.uk
29 Aug 2014
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More Than 10 People Thought the MakerBot Replicator+ Was Not Difficult to UseSeveral people thought that the MakerBot Replicator+ was really easy to use, had good controls and was easy to setup. View All Reviews About Ease of Use
10 people agree
2 people disagree
... produces good quality prints at an impressive speed, and the software that runs the printer is easy to use and can run multiple devices. That would make ...
... printer for a while and MakerBot seem to be the leading brand. Firstly it's really easy to use. They claim one touch printing and it's not far from that. ...
Yann - Amazon.co.uk
29 Aug 2014
... still, but the shots look like they werre lit when they were not! As I said it is easy to use and understand. I did print up the manual and read it on ...
Dad of two - Bhphotovideo.com
26 Oct 2013
... I would take a lot of photos. I was very happily surprised! The camera is very easy to use and turned out to be a blessing. I had given my old camera to ...
Dad of two - Bhphotovideo.com
26 Oct 2013
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9 Out of 10 People Thought This 3D Printer Had Well Executed Technical FeaturesSeveral people thought that the MakerBot Replicator+ had good features and had an outstanding display. View All Reviews About Features
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... to generate beautiful sharp images. But the best feature of this camera is that it has complete manual capability, allowing lots of creativity. And when ...
GriffithsAtlanta - Bhphotovideo.com
15 Jun 2015
The S120 is a feature rich compact that produces high quality images. This is my fourth Canon and a great little camera. The body is textured plastic with ...
Great Outdoors - Bhphotovideo.com
29 Dec 2013
... What is amazing is that Canon has managed to produce a small camera with some excellent features allowing for photos that are very good considering the cameras compact size ...
Critical user - Bhphotovideo.com
21 Nov 2015
... small full feature camera for travel.This fits the bill if you want advanced features in a small truly pocketable camera...
Ken - Bhphotovideo.com
11 Jan 2016
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Five People Thought it Was Not Easily Connectable to Other DevicesSeveral people thought that the MakerBot Replicator+ was bad in terms of connectivity and didn't have gps. View All Reviews About Connectivity
3 people agree
No people disagree
... size of a loaf of bread, so you can create larger objects. The connectivity is limited to one option. The MakerBot Replicator is the most fullfeatured ...
... size of a loaf of bread, so you can create larger objects. The connectivity is limited to one option.
... size of a loaf of bread, so you can create larger objects. The connectivity is limited to one option. The MakerBot Replicator is the most fullfeatured ...
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One Owner Thought it Was Good When it Came to Technical GuidanceView All Reviews About Support
Four People Thought the MakerBot Replicator+ Was Not OK When it Came to Noise LevelSeveral people thought that the MakerBot Replicator+ was noisy and wasn't quiet. View All Reviews About Noise Level
2 people agree
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... set up and use. Very good print quality. Can't print tall objects. Noisy during operation. Relatively expensive filament. The 3D printer has a build platform ...
... set up and use. Very good print quality. Can't print tall objects. Noisy during operation. Relatively expensive filament. The 3D printer has a build platform ...
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Some People Thought This 3D Printer Had a Poor CapacityTwo people thought that the MakerBot Replicator+ didn't have a big capacity. ... maximum build speed of 200 millimeters per second. This 3D printer does not have the capacity to use a flash drive.
... maximum build speed of 200 millimeters per second. This 3D printer does not have the capacity to use a flash drive.
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Three People Thought it Has Good Print QualityThree people thought that the MakerBot Replicator+ had great print quality. ... Replicator 2X ($2,799) can print plastic objects in two colors. Print quality is generally good, for both two-color and monochrome objects, but a poorly ...
... build area, and workflow solutions for professionals...Easy to use. Very good print quality. User-friendly yet powerful software. Prints via USB. Ethernet, ...
... extruder. Prints via USB. Ethernet, and Wi-Fi. Easy to set up and use. Very good print quality. Can't print tall objects. Noisy during operation. Relatively ...
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PopularityThe MakerBot Replicator+ is currently ranked number 6 across all 3D printers.
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Release DateThis 3D printer was released in September 2016. View the latest 2018 3D printers Newer 3D Printers Worth Considering |
Manufacturer's Description
Faster, Easier, Quieter 3D Printing and a 22% Bigger Build Volume.
The all-new MakerBot Replicator+ combines unparalleled performance with superior results and lasting reliability. Re-engineered and tested for over 380,000+ hours, the Replicator+ prints high-quality concept models faster, easier, and with a 22% bigger build volume than it's predecessor. For greater reliability, the Smart Extruder+ comes standard and key components within the printer are redesigned with stiffer materials and a sturdier construction.With MakerBot's powerful workflow tools, the Replicator+ streamlines desktop 3D printing for professionals and educators. MakerBot Print software allows you to import native CAD files, like assemblies and parts, remotely manage all connected printers over the Cloud, and optimize prints for speed and quality.
ALL-NEW FEATURES
Engineered and extensively tested to print faster, easier, and more reliably with a bigger build volume.
Approximately 30% faster print time than the MakerBot Replicator Desktop 3D Printer (5th Generation).
Print up to 11.6 by 7.6 by 6.3 22% larger than the MakerBot Replicator, for printing a bigger model or more prints at one time.
Extensive printer and subsystem testing of 380,000+ hours across multiple facilities over the course of development ensures reliable, high-quality performance.
For improved reliability and precision the gantry and Z-stage are redesigned with stiffer materials and a sturdier construction.
Better print adhesion and easier removal using the Flex Build Plate with Grip Build Surface. Prints adhere better to new Grip Build Surface resulting in reduced warping and curling. No blue tape required.
Factory-leveled so the printer doesn t need to be leveled out of the box.
On-board LCD screen supports 8 languages: English, Spanish, Italian, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Chinese.
Compatible with Tough PLA Filament Bundle. Created so engineers and designers can print durable, high-impact strength prototypes and fixtures.
- 28% Quieter printing allows for a more focused environment.
STANDARDIZED FEATURES
Easy, Accessible 3D Printing.
The swappable MakerBot Smart Extruder+ is designed and tested to provide better performance over a longer period of time.
On-board camera for remote monitoring with 640x480 resolution.
Full-color LCD display for easy interaction and configuration of your printer.
Connect to the MakerBot Replicator+ using Wi.
Fi, USB stick, USB cable, or Ethernet.
Although factory-leveled, if you do need to level, the convenient assisted leveling streamlines maintenance.
MakerBot MakerCare Preferred provides an even higher level of service and support from the people who know your product best. MakerCare basic is also available.
CONNECT TO POWERFUL WORKFLOW TOOLS
Combines with powerful workflow tools to streamline the 3D printing process.
Get up and running faster with the guided wireless setup via MakerBot Mobile.
Save time and reduce the number of files to manage by printing directly from Native CAD file formats in MakerBot Print.
This feature also eliminates the need to convert files to an STL format and any possible file conversion errorsAdditional features available in MakerBot Print:.
Efficiently Auto Arrange Prints.
New Print Preview.
Redesigned Breakaway Supports and Rafts.
Auto Update.
Automatically Optimizes Slicing for Your Setup.
Only 3D printing software with integrated navigation to Thingiverse.
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MakerBot Replicator+ Specification
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| Cables Included | AC, USB |
| Key Features | |
| Maximum Build Size (WxDxH) | 295 X 195 X 165 |
| Print Technology | Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) |
| Memory | |
| Internal Memory | 2 |
| Engraving | |
| Engraver Module | No |
| Scanning | |
| 3D Scanner | No |
| Technical Details | |
| Nozzle Width | 0.4mm |
| Model File Formats Supported | MakerBot, obj, stl |
| Step Angle | 1.8° |
| Control Type | Touch |
| Layer Thickness Supported | 0.1mm |
| Maximum Layer Thickness | 0.3mm |
| Minimum Layer Thickness | 0.1mm |
| Filament Thickness Supported | 1.75mm |
| Printing Material | Polylactic acid (PLA) |
| Packaging Data | |
| Package Weight | 22800 |
| Package Height | 579 |
| Package Depth | 524 |
| Package Width | 616 |
| Bundled Software | MakerBot Print Software, MakerBot Mobile |
| Operational Conditions | |
| Operating Temperature (T-T) | 15°C |
| Power | |
| Input Current | 0.76A |
| AC Input Frequency | 50/60Hz |
| AC Input Voltage | 100-240V |
| Power Consumption (Typical) | 100W |
| Design | |
| Display Technology | LCD |
| Built-in Display | Yes |
| Housing Material | Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS), Aluminium, Steel |
| Colour | black |
| Viewing Window | Yes |
| System Requirements | |
| Operating Systems Supported (Mac) | Mac OS X 10.10 Yosemite, Mac OS X 10.11 El Capitan, Mac OS X 10.9 Mavericks |
| Mac Compatibility | Yes |
| Operating Systems Supported (Windows) | Windows 10 Education, Windows 10 Education x64, Windows 10 Enterprise, Windows 10 Enterprise x64, Windows 10 Home, Windows 10 Home x64, Windows 10 Pro, Windows 10 Pro x64, Windows 7 Enterprise, Windows 7 Enterprise x64, Windows 7 Home Basic, Windows 7 Home Basic x64, Windows 7 Home Premiu, Windows 7 Home Premium |
| Ports & Interfaces | |
| Card Reader Integrated | No |
| Wi-Fi Standards | IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.11g, IEEE 802.11n |
| Wi-Fi | Yes |
| Ethernet LAN | Yes |
| USB Port | Yes |
| Weight & Dimensions | |
| Weight | 16kg |
| Height | 410mm |
| Depth | 441mm |
| Width | 528mm |
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