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Elegoo Neptune 4
Elegoo Neptune 4
The Elegoo Neptune 4 launched in 2023 and stood out for exactly one reason: Klipper ships on it from the factory, running on a 64-bit board rather than bolted on by enthusiasts. Build volume is 225×225×265 mm, the hotend reaches 300 °C, the bed 110 °C, with a headline 500 mm/s at 20,000 mm/s². The motion system is pure Ender 3 heritage: open frame, POM wheels, a 5.2:1 direct drive. The model is still current, with prices starting around $219.
Owners tend to arrive with a fairly narrow set of questions: a Z offset that drifts from print to print, a bed mesh that gets measured but never loaded, two hardware revisions that take different firmware, no Wi-Fi and no accelerometer on the base machine, and a nozzle nobody but Elegoo manufactures. Firmware updates deserve their own warning — done with the wrong package or through the web dashboard, they brick the printer.
Related sections: printing materials and 3D printing safety, since an open frame vents everything into the room. Specs, prices and compatible parts live on the Elegoo Neptune 4 product page.
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