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Some will say that the print quality of the UM2+ is even a small step above the UM3. The UM2+ gantry is lighter than the UM3 gantry, which means the printer can accelerate faster without ringing and other "mass-induced" artifacts. They are very good printers, and on top of that they are still quite hackable and fully open source.
However, the UM2+ does lack some "quality of life" features that the UM3 has, such as much easier hotend swapping, dual extrusion (as you already mentioned), auto leveling, printing via the network/cloud.
Note that there's a difference between the Ultimaker 2+ and the Ultimaker 2+ Connect, which is a much more recent printer.
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Some will say that the print quality of the UM2+ is even a small step above the UM3. The UM2+ gantry is lighter than the UM3 gantry, which means the printer can accelerate faster without ringing and other "mass-induced" artifacts. They are very good printers, and on top of that they are still quite hackable and fully open source.
However, the UM2+ does lack some "quality of life" features that the UM3 has, such as much easier hotend swapping, dual extrusion (as you already mentioned), auto leveling, printing via the network/cloud.
Note that there's a difference between the Ultimaker 2+ and the Ultimaker 2+ Connect, which is a much more recent printer.
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I have all the Ultimakers, or at least had...
The UM2 was my best machine, after that they got expensive, to the point where we are now. ...
I would not spend more than 500€, othersise the Bambu range is a much better and supreme solution!
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