Is the QIDI Max4 good for ABS and nylon?

Yes. The chamber heats to 65°C, the hotend reaches 370°C and the bed 120°C, which covers ABS, ASA, PC and nylon. An enclosed, heated chamber is what separates it from open-frame printers.

How fast does it actually print?

The toolhead is rated to 800 mm/s with 30,000 mm/s² acceleration, but owners report it is slower than expected out of the box. Tuning acceleration and flow gets closer to the claimed figures.

How does it compare with a Bambu Lab printer?

It offers a much larger build volume and a heated chamber for engineering plastics. Bambu Lab machines are widely considered more refined, with more mature firmware and fewer setup issues.

Does it come with multi-color printing?

Multi-material comes from the separate QIDI Box unit, which owners say is very loud. The printer itself ships as a single-extruder machine.

What nozzle sizes are supported?

It ships with a 0.4 mm nozzle, and 0.2, 0.6 and 0.8 mm nozzles are available as options. The high-flow hotend is rated around 40 mm³/s.

How much space do I need for it?

The frame measures about 558 x 578 x 612 mm and weighs 40 kg. Give it a sturdy bench with clearance for the bed to move and room for the spool.

Where is the QIDI Max4 cheapest?

At West3D Printing, for $1,049.00, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the QIDI Max4?

Buyers like: Large build volume; Prints pretty well overall, better than average print quality; Enclosed design is useful for ABS/ASA. Common complaints: Slower than expected out of the box; Not as clean or refined as a Bambu.

Where can I buy the QIDI Max4?

12 stores we checked sell it, including West3D Printing, Qidi Tech Online Store, 3DPosed, HartSmart Products, Copier2Go.

QIDI Max4 Price History: Lowest $1,049.00 at West3D Printing

What reviewers say

Owners like the build volume and the enclosed chamber for ABS and ASA, and call print quality better than average. Many say it needs tweaking to reach its potential, and complain about firmware, QC and a machine that feels less polished than a Bambu.

What people mention

Build volumePraisedOwners single out the large print area as the main reason to buy.
Print qualityPraisedPrints come out better than average once the machine is dialed in.
EnclosurePraisedThe heated enclosed chamber makes ABS and ASA practical.
SpeedMixedThe 800 mm/s figure is not reached out of the box; users adjust acceleration to gain speed.
FirmwareCriticisedOwners describe the firmware as buggy and still being fixed.
Build qualityCriticisedQC issues and a less refined finish than Bambu Lab machines come up often.

From West3D Printing

Massive build volume of 390 x 390 x 340 mm, 55% more space than its predecessor
FOC closed-loop stepper motors for industrial-level precision
Active chamber heating up to 65°C for engineering materials like ABS-CF, PC and Nylon
Print speeds up to 800mm/s with 30,000mm/s² acceleration and 40mm³/s high-flow hotend
Ultra-stable Z-axis with large lead screws and anti-backlash nut for zero Z-wobble
Integrated HD camera with AI spaghetti/support failure detection and full-auto calibration

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About the QIDI Max4

Please note: Due to the weight (125lbs) there is a $50 Shipping Charge for this item - in line with Qidi's Official Page Qidi Max4: The Flagship Industrial-Grade Large-Format 3D Printer Break the size barrier with the Qidi Max4, the ultimate powerhouse in the Qidi lineup. Engineered for those who need massive scale wit