A good choice for someone to start the hobby economically, but from personal experience I have spent more time calibrating than printing.

5 out of 5 because yes, it may give you a hard time, but man, you will learn what 3D printing really means, as well as the anatomy of a printer, and everything about calibration (bed leveling, e steps, z offset, etc. etc.). You can find all the spare parts and upgrades everywhere, to the point where it can even do auto bed leveling and more. It's open source and accepts many extra additions/upgrades, to the point where it can compete with more expensive printers. At this price (in Greece), you can't get anything better. P.s. My first filament was just fine, so I can't stand seeing people who are too lazy to get involved saying 'oh, it doesn't work', 'oh, it doesn't print', 'oh, it doesn't have good results'... just pay double the money or more to get an enclosed printer that does everything automatically, but if you pay around 200, don't complain...

The worst printer for a beginner to start with. It's like nuclear physics. Without auto bed leveling, just to make our life miserable with every print and to cross our fingers if it will finish, and it's slow to the point of despair. The assembly instructions in the manual are worse than IKEA's.

A good 3D printer to make an introduction to 3D printing, it definitely cannot be compared to more expensive and newer models, but at a price under 180 euros, it is worth buying if you want to do some experiments and do not want to spend money.

Very good for a beginner, quite easy to install and set up, I should mention that there are also keys, Allen, and any tool you will need for its installation. As for noise, it was what I expected, not very noisy, especially if you have it in another room you can't hear it at all. Also, in terms of speed, I initially used the default model of the card shown in the picture and video, it is around 7cm which took it 3.5 hours. Excellent for its price.

A good game for the few.

As my first 3d printer, I could say it is worth buying. Meets expectations for sure. If the electricity drops down, it will have a "resume" functionality when it will open again.
1euro/24HRs electricity consumption (approximately)
- Good quality (for its price)
- Good Price (among others)
- Easy to learn (depends on your time spent and if you really like experimenting)
But, If you do not have time to put it in your schedule as a hobby and you are not sure, then I do not recommend it.

For the mid-range category, it is the best option. Prefer to invest a little more for the PRO with magnetic printing surface. Affordable spare parts and easy service, something very important for me as I currently have 110 Ender 3 pro machines.

It takes time to get involved in order to do a good job, but then it produces very good results

Super choice for a first encounter with 3D printers! Highly recommended! There are plenty of consumables available at good prices and a plethora of video tutorials, even for someone who has no idea at all!

A very reliable printer. A great solution for someone who wants to get into 3D printing.

It is by far the best in its category. I ended up with this version and not the PRO after a lot of searching for the widest selection of materials you can use because the magnetic bed has many temperature limitations. I should note that it is my first 3D printer and the whole process was quite complicated at first, but after experiments and many failures, it is now a routine matter. The box contains detailed instructions and the assembly of the printer, I definitely recommend watching related videos that mention details that help a lot in properly tightening the wheels. The menu is quite user-friendly and user-friendly. I highly recommend it to someone who is looking to start.
Good prints to everyone!

A very good printer. Easy to set up, the best one someone can buy to start with