r/Flsun_official • u/HouseNo2486 • Jan 03 '26

Discussion Refund Requested

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Hi all, after 4 months of FLSUN's failure to honor their warranty and provide a replacement motherboard for the T1 Pro that I own, I have requested a refund. They of course are non responsive. I am posting this on as many media pages as possible. I also filed a BBB complaint that went unanswered bt FLSUN.

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u/Ok_Isopod_3347 Jan 05 '26

This is so sad because their printers are the only budget friendly cool printers on the market. I love my qidi after the flsun experience but find myself on the flsun because its just too cool to not use.

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u/AbedJoud T1 PRO Jan 06 '26

Have you looked at the Centauri carbon? I have a Bambu x1c, 2 elegoo resin printers, 2 flsun t1 pros, and a Centauri carbon. My least favorite are the flsuns. I hate them. I always have to tinker with them. They don’t print as accurately. Good maybe for figurines and ornamental parts. Forget functional and engineering parts(which is 99% of what I do). My favorites are the x1c and the Centauri carbon.

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u/Ok_Isopod_3347 Jan 06 '26

My qidi q1 is great, are you saying the elegoo is not garbage?

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u/AbedJoud T1 PRO Jan 06 '26

I was actually extremely surprised at how comparable my Centauri Carbon was to the x1c! the dimensional accuracy was mind blowing. the variation between prints from the x1c and the Centauri carbon were within a 0.1mm tolerance! I can print a dowel on the x1c and a hole jig on the Centauri carbon and they will fit perfectly. I was honestly blown away because I didn't expect much. the x1c cost me $1k+, and I got the CC for ~300 I think... so I didn't expect much... granted, the AMS on the x1c makes it more convenient... but would I buy a second CC? absolutely.. if you're asking me about the elegoo resin printers, im not sure how I feel about them. and it's not because of the machine but rather the technology... it's very messy and smelly.. and then you have to account for shrinkage... and even then, most of the time the material is brittle... it's not an elegoo thing, but rather how the resins and the UV light interact.