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Enclosed, high-temperature CoreXY 3D printers built for engineering-grade filaments

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  • Deployment Cloud Based, Any
  • Starting price $499
  • Free trial Not offered
  • Best for Freelancers, SMEs

What is Qidi Tech?

QIDI Tech is a 3D printer manufacturer founded in 2014 and based in Zhejiang, China, known for enclosed CoreXY desktop printers built around actively heated chambers and high-temperature hotends. The company sells directly to consumers, makers, and small businesses worldwide through its own online stores and has partnered with major retailers such as Amazon.

Current models span the budget-focused Q2 series, the mid-range Plus4, the enclosed Q1 Pro, the large-format X-Max 3, and the high-temperature multi-material Max4. Printers ship with Klipper-based firmware, automatic bed leveling, and chamber heating up to 65 degrees Celsius for engineering plastics like ABS, ASA, and nylon. QIDI Studio slicing software and the QIDI Link mobile app handle print preparation and remote monitoring.

Key Features of Qidi Tech

Qidi Tech lists 10 documented features, including CoreXY motion system across the Q, Plus, and X-Max series, Actively heated build chamber, up to 65C on current models and High-temperature hotend up to 370C for engineering materials like nylon and fiber-filled filament. The list below covers what the product does rather than how it is marketed.

  • CoreXY motion system across the Q, Plus, and X-Max series
  • Actively heated build chamber, up to 65C on current models
  • High-temperature hotend up to 370C for engineering materials like nylon and fiber-filled filament
  • Automatic bed leveling with dual sensors
  • Direct drive extruder with bimetal nozzle
  • Print speeds up to 800mm/s depending on model
  • Klipper-based firmware with pressure advance and input shaping
  • Built-in camera for print monitoring and time-lapse
  • Multi-material and multi-color printing via the QIDI Box system (Max4)
  • Wi-Fi connectivity with the QIDI Link remote app

Qidi Tech Pricing

Qidi Tech lists 5 plans, from $499 to $1,348.

Q2

$499

270x270x256mm build volume

Entry-level enclosed CoreXY printer aimed at beginners through experienced users

Q1 Pro

$599

245x245x240mm build volume

Enclosed printer with 60C chamber heating and hands-free automatic leveling

Plus4

$699

305x305x280mm build volume

Mid-range printer with an actively heated chamber up to 65C and a 370C nozzle

X-Max 3

$999

325x325x315mm build volume

Large-format CoreXY printer with 600mm/s max speed and independent chamber heating

Max4

$1,348

390x390x340mm build volume

Flagship high-temperature printer with multi-material QIDI Box support and 800mm/s max speed

Qidi Tech Specifications

Qidi Tech is available on web app, Windows and macOS and has iOS and Android apps.

Deployment
  • Cloud Based
  • Any
Billing cycle
Onetime
Desktop
  • Web App
  • Windows
  • macOS
Mobile
  • iOS
  • Android
Languages
  • English
Built for
  • Freelancers
  • SMEs
Support
  • Email
  • Tickets
Integrations
Works with QIDI Studio, the company's own Bambu Studio/PrusaSlicer-based slicer for Windows, Mac, and Linux, plus the QIDI Link mobile app for remote monitoring and the QIDI Box system for multi-material and multi-color printing on the Max4.
Public API
No
Free trial
No
Free plan
No
Runs in browser
Yes
Customisable
Yes
Website
qidi-tech.com

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Qidi Tech FAQs

Thanks to actively heated chambers and hotends reaching up to 370C, QIDI printers can print PLA, PETG, ABS, ASA, TPU, nylon (PA), and carbon or glass fiber reinforced filaments.

Yes. Current models such as the Q1 Pro and X-Max 3 include hands-free automatic bed leveling with dual sensors.

Yes, through the QIDI Link app for iOS and Android, which supports remote printing, preheating, pausing, and camera monitoring.

QIDI Tech was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in Zhejiang Province, China.

QIDI printers use QIDI Studio, the company's own slicer built on Bambu Studio and PrusaSlicer, and are also compatible with community slicers like OrcaSlicer.