Sovol sv06 is one of the best ones in terms of price to performance. If you want great customer support, get a Prusa. I can't recommend bambu lab because of their closed off system and bad security practices.
If you want something that runs flawlessly out of the box, get a Bambu labs printer. My p1p (upgraded to p1s spec) can handle anything I throw at it. Regularly printing nylon at near perfect quality.
Unless the cloud server encounters an error again.
Don't they have some proprietary cloud thing?
You can run their machines in LAN only mode that never touches the cloud
Does it support normal slicers like Cura and upload over LAN, or does it have to use proprietary software?
The ftp credentials were reverse engineered, not sure about slicer support with regards to the AMS and filament selection
My Prusa i3 Mk3 treated me quite well - it wasn't "out of the box" printing (even accounting for the fact that I got a kit version), but once I got it dialed in, I could just keep printing without having to fix things and retune.
Most definitely not "out of the box" is a Voron 2.4, which is my current printer. It was, however, so much fun to build and get running.
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