This Editor's Choice Elegoo Neptune 4 Pro is super fast and now $75 off

ELEGOO Neptune 4 Pro
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The Elegoo Neptune 4 Pro received our Editor's Choice award when we reviewed it just five days ago! Now you can save 21% on the MSRP and enjoy super-fast print speeds and excellent quality.

The Elegoo Neptune 4 Pro is the successor to the Elegoo Neptune 3 Pro (a 3D printer that I personally own and it is also on sale for $199) and it keeps the same overall form factor but turbo-charges the print speeds by using a Kilipper based firmware.

ELEGOO Neptune 4 Pro: now $284 at Amazon

ELEGOO Neptune 4 Pro: now $284 at Amazon (was $359)
Fast print speeds, a direct drive extruder and linear rods make this speed demon a great choice for fast, high-quality 3D prints.

Specifications of Elegoo Neptune 4 Pro 

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Machine Footprint18.70 x 17.52 x 20.28 inches (475mm x 445mm x 515mm)
Build Volume8.85 x 8.85 x 10.43 inches (225mm x 225mm x 265mm)
Material1.75mm PLA, PLA+, TPU, PETG, Nylon, ABS
Power Supply310W
Bed Leveling121-Point Automatic Mesh Leveling
Nozzle.4mm
Max. Nozzle Temperature300°C / 572°F
Max. Bed Temperature110°C / 230°F
Printing Speed30-500mm/s (Suggested Speed: 250mm/s)
Build PlatformMagnetic Flexible Removable PEI Platform
ConnectivityUSB, microSD
Interface4.3-inch Color Touchscreen LCD

Assembly is easy; all the tools are in the box, and it comes largely assembled. It takes less than 30 minutes to build, even for a novice. 

The biggest visible change between the Neptune 4 Pro and the 3 Pro is a large fan that sits on the X gantry. These fans are there to rapidly cool your print as the hot end zips along squirting plastic. The fan has multiple settings, including "violent" which turns up the fan speed to 11 and could cool your prints and yourself on a hot summer day.

The Elegoo Neptune 4 Pro is a formidable printer, and effectively crushes the competition in the sub-$300 price range with wildly fast print speeds and an impressive part cooling system. The lack of a fully automated build platform leveling system stands out as a step backward from the previous generation Elegoo Neptune 3 Pro, but the linear rods and increased print speeds will likely make it easy for most users to overlook. 

Les Pounder

Les Pounder is an associate editor at Tom's Hardware. He is a creative technologist and for seven years has created projects to educate and inspire minds both young and old. He has worked with the Raspberry Pi Foundation to write and deliver their teacher training program "Picademy".