Creality released the printer for order on their store. It's $579 I think it's a nice price for what it delivers! www.creality3dofficial.com/products/-halot-lite-resin-3d-printer
any difference with LD-006? Or its same, just smaller to height of prints? Because price is same, but no info which is better, older or newer and its super confusing. I search it everywhere and nothing, no info...
This just want on sale for $289 on the creality site. Think I might grab one thanks to your video. I know it's a little behind in terms of this year's technology, but those prints look fantastic to me!
I think it's a great choice, this printer is really good. I don't think it's behind in terms of technology, on the contrary... It has WiFi and a modern light source. It just do not have dual linear rails (which make no difference at all to be honest). It's great printer and for this price, it's a steal...
@@HobbyistLife I should have gone for it. Agreed it was a steal. Back up to $500 today. A little above what I want to pay at the moment. Kicking myself a bit over here. Thanks for the thoughts though. I think you're right on.
Its on sale for 240. Was software updated and functions added as per your remarks? Is it still worth it? Or you would suggest something else (with similar or bigger build volume)? Even if it is 100 more. Thanks
LCD and light source is the same. The difference is the build construction (ball screw rails, dual rails, metal body, hinged cover) the rails makes the SKY faster too, much more (max for Lite is 3mm/s the SKY is 8mm/s) in terms of print quality, they're equal.
I don't know what you mean, I have both printers and my Sky was near 1k USD, the Lite is being selling for around 550. I don't know where you find a SKY for half the price of a Lite, and if it's a reliable source, get it because it's better :)
If you need a bigger print area, the Halot LITE can be a great option. But for what I see other users, they love the Halot One, interesting little machine
@@ardi585 I'm not a mechanic but there's a big difference even in appearance between the Sky rod and the lite rod. And also Creality did not advertise it as ball screw as they do with the Sky, but I can ask them directly.
Creality released the printer for order on their store. It's $579 I think it's a nice price for what it delivers! www.creality3dofficial.com/products/-halot-lite-resin-3d-printer
Great choice of models for this. Those are showing off some impressive detail.
Thanks Ken! I love to print beautiful models and explore the maximum potential of the printers. That's my thing I think :)
what exposure settings do you use?
any difference with LD-006? Or its same, just smaller to height of prints? Because price is same, but no info which is better, older or newer and its super confusing. I search it everywhere and nothing, no info...
The light source is different, this one is the newer light source, and this one has access to the Creality cloud.
This just want on sale for $289 on the creality site. Think I might grab one thanks to your video. I know it's a little behind in terms of this year's technology, but those prints look fantastic to me!
I think it's a great choice, this printer is really good. I don't think it's behind in terms of technology, on the contrary... It has WiFi and a modern light source. It just do not have dual linear rails (which make no difference at all to be honest). It's great printer and for this price, it's a steal...
@@HobbyistLife I should have gone for it. Agreed it was a steal. Back up to $500 today. A little above what I want to pay at the moment. Kicking myself a bit over here. Thanks for the thoughts though. I think you're right on.
Amazon had a sale $190 after tax. I picked 1 up 👌
@@justjoe8660 wow, nice! Looks like that sale is already done too. Great catch!
@@joshuajones6113 Its on sale for 300 on the creality store if you are still interested
Do you still need to cure it or does the printer cure it for you?
Its on sale for 240. Was software updated and functions added as per your remarks?
Is it still worth it? Or you would suggest something else (with similar or bigger build volume)? Even if it is 100 more. Thanks
Is this available in Australia?
Good question. You need to check with Creality on their website, I think I put the link in the description
una duda, la halot lite es mejor que la LD006???
Nice video , thanks for your sharing
Thanks! Great printer! :)
What's the difference between this and hallot sky? The LCD and the build area seem to be the same
LCD and light source is the same. The difference is the build construction (ball screw rails, dual rails, metal body, hinged cover) the rails makes the SKY faster too, much more (max for Lite is 3mm/s the SKY is 8mm/s) in terms of print quality, they're equal.
Beautiful prints 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks! ☺
and why costs the light double of the money than the sky?
I don't know what you mean, I have both printers and my Sky was near 1k USD, the Lite is being selling for around 550. I don't know where you find a SKY for half the price of a Lite, and if it's a reliable source, get it because it's better :)
The most important thing is LCD doesn't have tape on it but real glass-like 1st pronton so it prints better than other printers.
no way, this sold it for me. I legit hate that Elegoo started putting tapes around all their screens after the mars 1
It's better than Halot Pro?
Hi Luis thanks for the review i nearly buy the halot one :d. Hoping the halot box slicer will be available for linux platform
If you need a bigger print area, the Halot LITE can be a great option. But for what I see other users, they love the Halot One, interesting little machine
It's available to buy on Creality store, 579 USD. I think it's a good price for what it offer in terms of quality and features.
Rod is ball screw
It isn't. Ball screw is the halot sky.
@@HobbyistLife Looks like reall ball 4mm screw on z Axis.
12x4 ball screw.
@@ardi585 I'm not a mechanic but there's a big difference even in appearance between the Sky rod and the lite rod. And also Creality did not advertise it as ball screw as they do with the Sky, but I can ask them directly.