Whatsup everyone? I was wondering what everyone thought about this: [wanhaousa.com]. It simply seems too good to be true. It's already assembled, it has a steel frame and seemingly good hot ends. Does anyone see where they went really cheap to keep the cost down because I just can't?

Thanks for any answers.

It is a good brand and for sure it is better than the ones with acrylic frame. The only thing is the extruder, but for that price it worth the try.

I appreciate it. Any other thoughts?

Accept for the typically cheesy wingnut bed leveling adjusters that get rattled to death with "honeycomb" infill it looks pretty solid. We await the reviews.

Steel frame is good, if it is rigid and square.
They appear to use lead screws in the Z axis- also good, but then they screw it up with two drive motors.
End supported guide rails in X, Y, and Z axes- not so good.
The drag chain bending radius at the extruder carriage looks a little small- a possible reliability issue.
No enclosure- OK if there are no kids or pets around and you don't care about printing ABS
4 levelers on the bed plate- bad. It looks like they had sense enough to use 3 bearings on the undercarriage instead of 4. Why would they use 4 levelers?
Electronics in a separate box- good for making your own enclosure around the printer mechanism.
It looks like a direct drive extruder with no gearbox- not so good.

It remains to be seen whether it has adequate power to heat the bed in a reasonable amount of time, what the bed plate material is and how flat it is, etc.

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Steel frame is good, if it is rigid and square.
They appear to use lead screws in the Z axis- also good, but then they screw it up with two drive motors.
End supported guide rails in X, Y, and Z axes- not so good.
The drag chain bending radius at the extruder carriage looks a little small- a possible reliability issue.
No enclosure- OK if there are no kids or pets around and you don't care about printing ABS
4 levelers on the bed plate- bad. It looks like they had sense enough to use 3 bearings on the undercarriage instead of 4. Why would they use 4 levelers?
Electronics in a separate box- good for making your own enclosure around the printer mechanism.
It looks like a direct drive extruder with no gearbox- not so good.

It remains to be seen whether it has adequate power to heat the bed in a reasonable amount of time, what the bed plate material is and how flat it is, etc.

I appreciate the great reply!! Would you say overall it's decent? Something that would last a while?