Sub $350 3D Printer Recommendations

Starting 3D Printer        -- Tracy Delph        "Hey guys, I'm looking to buy my first 3d printer. My price point is sub $350. I've watched the KnowHow episode for the MonoPrice Maker Select and the New Matter Mod-t. I like both of these printers but I've seen some posts saying the Mod-t is more of a toy than a good 3D printer. Any recommendations, I'm new to this category but I catch on pretty quick. Thanks in advance..."                New Matter MOD-t    ~$300       Features:        * Non-Heated Build Plate        * Browser-Based USB Interface        * WiFi Enabled        * Quiet & Low Maintenence        * Removable Print Bed        * Unique "Bed & Rod" system that does away with leveling        * Auto Centering & Homing        * Medium Build Area (6" x 4" x 5") vs. [Select:7.9" x 7.9" x 7.1"] vs. [Dremel: 5.9" x 5.5" x 9"]        * Selectable 100/200/300/400 Micron Resolution        * Uses STANDARD 1.75mm PLA Filament        * 100mm/s Printing Speed        * Maximum Extruder Temp of 500F(260C)        * Supports STL OBJ - GCODE                    Talking Points:        1. PERFECT Novice Printer (Self-homing, no calibration)        2. Innovative bed system        3. Wireless is convenient        4. Quiet                  Monoprice Maker Select V2    ~$317                    Features:        * Heated Build Plate (No more bacon!)        * MicroSD Card Slot for print loading (standalone -- Don't need a connected PC)        * Large Build Area (7.9" x 7.9" x 7.1")   [The Dremel is 5.9" x 5.5" x 9"]        * 100 Micron Resoution        * Uses STANDARD 1.75mm Filament: (ABS, PLA, XT, PET, TPU, TPC, FPE, FPA, HIPS, Jelly, Foam, Felty)        * 100mm/s Printing Speed        * Maximum Extruder Temp of 500F(260C)        * 1 Year Warranty                Talking Points:        1. Not a Novice Printer, but a GREAT Intermediate unit        2. Structural play (Tendency to move structural members)        3. Lots of 3d-printed after-market mods        4. CRAZY-Flexible        5. Redefines what you can expect from a $300 printer

Comments

1. You probably didn't intend to, but your presentation implies that there are only 2 printers worth considering in this price range. That is not at all the case, as I'm sure you know.
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