I would avoid any creality devices like the plague, especially for an entry level experience. They are cheap, have little to no instructions, no quality control whatsoever, and require constant adjustment.

I am not a 3d printing expert by any means, but I’m technologically and mechanically capable enough to figure things like this out. Some parts just simply did not work, and I wasted hours adjusting the machines and slicer settings only to find failed print after failed print. I returned two of them and took a shot on an Artillery Genius which was less money. The experience was night and day. It is nearly fully assembled and you can nearly print right away, almost little to no adjustments needed. Night and day experience. This company actual has quality control, better base model features (glass bed, dual z axes, direct drive extruder) and of course a few minor drawbacks, to be expected at the price point. But it is quiet and the prints come out good, I’d start there. Some people swear by the creality line, but my experience was horrible; they were utter garbage.

Switched a decade ago. Costs next to nothing and is the only method that doesn’t destroy my face. Feather titanium double edge blades and proraso shaving soap and a brush is all I need.

That’s sickening. He should be ostracized from society, nevermind the lousy two weeks. I went to Aushwitz a couple years ago, was the most profound experience in my life.

Asus vivobook s m13 I think with amd 4700u runs countless distros with no problem. Cost me $350