Is the WiibooxSweetin worth it?

For cafés or bakeries that want to offer custom latte art, it can be a worthwhile investment. It prints quickly and is easy to use, but consider the ongoing cost of ink cartridges.

How does it compare to the Coffee Ripples printer?

The WiibooxSweetin uses edible ink and prints in 10–20 seconds, while the Coffee Ripples uses a different technology and may be slower. The WiibooxSweetin also has a larger touchscreen.

What is the maximum cup size it can handle?

It fits cups from 5 to 24 cm tall and 4 to 10 cm in diameter.

What file formats does it support?

It supports STL and G-code files, which can be loaded via USB or Wi-Fi.

The box includes the printer, a power cord, a starter edible ink cartridge, and a user manual. Some retailers may include additional accessories.

Prices fluctuate, but it often goes on sale during major shopping events like Black Friday or back-to-school promotions. Check price history for the best deals.

WiibooxSweetin Coffee Foam Printer

Last price we saw

$2,199.00at The 3D Printer Store, last seen Oct 30

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Our take on the WiibooxSweetin Coffee Foam Printer

The WiibooxSweetin Coffee Foam Printer is a food-grade 3D printer that prints images onto coffee foam using edible ink. It has a 7-inch touchscreen, a build volume of 110 x 110 x 75 mm, and prints a cup in 10–20 seconds. It suits cafés and bakeries that want custom latte art. The latest best price is $1,299 at Wiiboox's official store as of November 3, which is within its recent range of $1,200–$1,400.

Best forCafés wanting custom latte artBakeries adding printed images to drinksEvent caterersBusinesses with high-volume coffee service