Best 3D Printer under 400

[masusaca]

Hello there!
I've been researching on which 3D printer to buy.
I decided to post this question here to get some suggestions from you guys.

What I'm looking for in the printer is:

• Should be under 400 not over 400.
• Enclosed (I have a small room where it can get bad with the PLA smell if I stay while printing with an open printer).
• Printing dimensions around 200x200

I found this printer, which fits what I want but I don't know a lot about it and would appreciate it if any of you could tell me if it's good.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...0ZHNEOTR&psc=1

[curious aardvark]

well I can't see any obvious reasons not to buy it.
Some of the reviews look a little bit suspect.
Translation software clearly used on several of them.
The couple of obviously genuine reviews seem positive.

It's a decent specification. The vertical guide rods look like 8mm and for that build volume I'd prefer 10mm at least.
But if the bearings are tight - it's probably not an issue.
I mean it looks like a budget enclosed printer with a decent sized print volume.

You are taking a bit of a gamble going with an unknown chinese manufacturer.
For similiar money - albeit with a smaller build volume I'd - personally - be inclined to go for the qidi - https://www.amazon.com/QIDI-Technolo...5WP3HSTKEG0QPE

But that's pretty much because qidi are a known quantity and generally produce decent machines.

But like I said, I can't see any obvious reasons not to get the huafast machine - just my natural wariness of brand new and unknown small chinese 'brands'.
And some fairly suspect 'reviews'.

[masusaca]

That's an interesting one because I had that one as my prefer choice before finding the Huafast. The only reason I switched them is because the printing dimension is bigger.