K10 Small Entry Level Portable 3D Printer – Compact FDM 3D Printer with Removable Build Plate, 100x100x100mm Build Volume, Easy-to-Use Design for Beginners (White)
$108.99
Product description
【Perfect for Beginners & Kids】Ideal as your first 3D printer, the K10 is a compact and portable 3D printer for beginners, offering an easy entry into 3D printing. Its small size fits seamlessly on desks, in classrooms, or dormitories, making it a great kids 3D printer for family projects or school labs. Includes an operation manual, teaching videos, and slicer software (Cura/ORCA) preloaded on a TF card—simply follow the guides to start creating!
【Critical Leveling Guide】Proper leveling is key for successful prints. Press “1” to start leveling: when the nozzle touches the magnetic plate, power off and adjust. Repeat with “2””3″”4″ until aligned. Incorrect leveling may damage the plate or cause models to fail to stick. Watch the detailed video or read the manual to ensure your prints adhere perfectly every time—essential for beginners mastering their first 3d printer
【Open Source & Customizable】Enjoy full creative freedom with this open-source 3D printer for beginners. Modify hardware/software as needed and use popular slicers like Cura or ORCA—just select the EasyThreed profile for optimal results. New to software? Contact us for free 3D model downloads and technical tips to unlock your creativity
【Important Operation Notes】 – Use ONLY gcode files converted via our teaching video and profile. – Supports 1.75mm PLA/TPU filament (250g standard, 500g with the included extension holder STL, printable from the TF card). – TF card-only operation (no computer connection). Never touch the hot nozzle—use tools to remove excess filament
【Reliable After-Sale Support】Backed by a 1-year warranty and lifetime technical support, the K10 is among the best 3d printers for reliability. Contact us for free replacements if damaged during shipping or for help with any issues—we’re here to ensure your 3D printing journey is smooth from start to finish!
Amazon Customer –
Impressive
This was a gift for my teenager and he had been able to design and print so many cool gadgets. It’s a bit loud when it prints but so worth it for the price.
Robert –
Unstable printer
No very stable when you have a small spool filament on the feed arm
Marvin Krause –
Great little printer for the money!
Nice little printer. Great for small jobs.
Loki –
This is not a good 3D printer
I have been into 3D printing for about ten years now. I started with a DaVinci Jr. 1.0 Pro, I upgraded to a Longer LK4 Pro, I then upgraded from that to an AnkerMake M5C, and I picked this up thinking it could be a nice little supplemental printer for small pieces.I’m sad to report that this printer isn’t worth the money.- First, it’s small. It’s very, VERY small.- Second, it’s very, VERY slow.- Third, it’s very shaky. The printer wobbles and vibrates so badly that you basically have zero chance of getting a crisp line out of it. All prints look “lumpy” for lack of a better description.- Fourth, this printer is a pain to level. My Longer LK4 had to be manually leveled, and it was a breeze compared to this. Because the printer only has the one gantry, the print head tends to slope downward as it moves away from the gantry.- Fifth, the software that came with it was unusable. I tried installing the version of Cura that came with it onto my Mac, and my Mac wouldn’t allow me to because it couldn’t verify that the software was safe. I ended up installing Cura directly from Ultimaker’s site and adding this printer manually.- Sixth, the SD card readers that came with this printer were buggy and actually broke both the SD card that came with it and the spare that I had lying around. Both cards became “read only” after plugging them into the adapter. I ended up having to plug the SD card into my Windows PC using my own adapter and using command prompt and “diskpart” to get the card working again.- Seventh, for around $30 more, you can usually find much better printers on Amazon. Believe me, it’s worth the extra $30.- Eighth, the printer documentation is difficult to read (because it’s so small), and it’s inconsistent. The listing refers to this printer as a “K10,” but some of the documentation refers to it as a “K9.” The EasyThreed website doesn’t even list a K10 printer among their offerings.If a printer like this had released ten years ago for around $100, it would have been a huge hit. Unfortunately, this printer is NOT releasing ten years ago. It’s releasing today. And given the market today, I cannot recommend this printer. There are much better options out there for just a little bit more than this price point.
jason weekly –
Barebone printer small but good
Good small printer. It is the barebone printer no screen will print the newest file. Have no issues with it yet. Easy to take apart.
Amazon Customer –
Not good for beginners
This printer was fun I guess, but the TF card kept falling out to the point where it would fall out mid print. Not worth the price in my opinion.
Jose Navarro –
Revisa
Algunas veces no viene completo
WilmingtonNC –
Great entry level printer
My son loves this budget printer. The 11 year old assembled it mostly himself, just needed a little guidance at the end. We had it up and printing in no time. Great value at this price point.