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QIDI Plus5 review: 18% more build volume, 370°C nozzle, but QIDI Box multimaterial still broken
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The QIDI Plus5 review praises its heated chamber, high-temperature capability, and larger build volume, but notes the optional QIDI Box multimaterial system still doesn't work.
For engineers printing with ABS, PC, or Nylon, the Plus5 offers a heated chamber and 370°C nozzle at $749, undercutting comparable Bambu Lab models. However, the lack of working multimaterial support limits it to single-color practical prints, so teams needing multi-material should look elsewhere.
Written by elseif from the cluster below · every claim links back to a sourceThe three things worth knowing
The QIDI Plus5 has a heated chamber and can reach 370°C, suitable for engineering filaments like ABS, PC, and Nylon.
It offers 18% more build volume than the Plus4 in a similar footprint, with a debut price of $749.
The optional QIDI Box multimaterial handler remains non-functional, restricting the printer to single-color prints.
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