0:00
More than anything, the Spark X i7
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really shows us who Creality are right
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now. And when the Creality High already
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exists, you do have to stop and ask,
0:09
"What is even the point of this
0:11
machine?" Seriously, actually pause the
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video and think about that for a second.
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What have they changed here and why?
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Because this isn't really an evolution
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of what has come before. So, please tell
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me what you think in the comments. Maybe
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this is why they've changed the name.
0:27
Maybe this is another new direction for
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Creity, one more focused on the general
0:33
consumer, but I've been around them
0:35
enough to just feel like this is another
0:37
level of complexity and mess in an
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already confusing lineup of their
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machines. It's hard enough deciding
0:44
between all the printers on the market.
0:46
So, feel free to go and work out the
0:48
differences between all the machines in
0:50
just Creality's lineup. So, I can't look
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at this and pretend that the high
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doesn't exist when it's at such a
0:57
similar price point because what I'd
0:59
rather have seen here is a mashup of
1:01
that with the enhancements they added
1:04
this time around. In some ways, this is
1:06
a downgrade from the High. It's cheaper,
1:09
but it feels cheaper. Smaller build
1:11
height, no NFC reader on the body, and
1:14
even though, to be fair, they've finally
1:16
implemented some genuinely useful user
1:19
convenience features in the hotend.
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Look, at the end of the day, this this
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is just a copy of another brand's
1:25
machine, and they've flipped everything
1:27
on the left side to the right to make it
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not look completely obvious. This
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release once again highlights the issues
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that the printing community has with
