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QIDI Q2 Enclosed CoreXY 3D Printer, 65 °C active chamber heating, 370 °C nozzle, 270 × 270 × 256 mm
The cheapest enclosed printer with a real chamber heater. Its 65 °C chamber, 370 °C nozzle and 120 °C bed cover ABS, ASA, nylon and carbon-fiber blends that passive enclosures like the Bambu P1S struggle with on larger parts.
$449 at QIDI, no code needed
Price: $449 (list $499) at QIDI's official US store, verified 2026-11-06.
Discount code: none of the QIDI codes we tested applies to this product (last cart test 2026-11-10).
Buy: https://dealectric.com/go/qidi-q2 — opens QIDI's official US store at no extra cost.
Warranty: 1 year from the date you receive the printer under QIDI's warranty statement; consumables such as nozzles, hotends and build plates are excluded.. Returns: QIDI web store: no-reason returns within 14 days of receipt per its return policy page; used or incomplete returns may be refunded only in part, and the buyer pays return shipping if no fault is found. Confirm the window at checkout.. Affiliate network: Awin; tracking cookie: None days. All QIDI codes, including the ones the store rejected: QIDI discount codes.
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Specifications
| Build volume | 270 × 270 × 256 mm |
|---|---|
| Chamber heating | Active, up to 65 °C (280 W heater) |
| Max nozzle temperature | 370 °C, hardened bimetal nozzle |
| Max bed temperature | 120 °C |
| Motion | CoreXY, fully enclosed, Klipper-based firmware |
| Filtration | 3-in-1 air filter |
| Certification | MET listed (US store listing) |
| Noise | 56 dB printing, measured by a reviewer; 65 dB with the QIDI Box attached |
| Net weight | 18.1 kg (40 lb) |
| Multi-color | Optional QIDI Box (sold separately or as the Q2 Combo) |
Model: Q2. Figures are from the manufacturer's official product page unless a caveat says otherwise.
Compared side by side
The QIDI Q2 Enclosed CoreXY 3D Printer appears in these tables next to models from other brands:
- 3D printer with enclosure: which ones actually heat the chamber
- Best 3D printer for functional parts: which chambers actually heat
- 3D printer with scanner: combo or buy separately?
- Best 3D printer for fidget toys: the A1 mini, with one setting changed
Who it's for
Hobbyists and small shops whose main output is ABS, ASA or nylon parts up to about 10.5 inches square, on a budget under $500.
Caveats
- PLA needs the lid and door open: QIDI says keep the chamber at or below 45 °C for PLA, and reviewers who printed PLA closed up got heat-creep clogs.
- The optional QIDI Box jammed repeatedly for Tom's Hardware and Thomas Sanladerer; buy the printer alone unless you need multi-color.
- Louder than a Bambu P1S: one reviewer measured 56 dB printing, and the idle fan is audible.
- The camera runs at 640 × 480 and the QIDI Link app is poorly rated; the stock slicer profiles need tuning for PETG overhangs.
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