3Dnatives Lab: Testing the Adventurer 5M Pro 3D Printer From Flashforge

Founded in 2011 in Jinhua, China, Flashforge is a long-standing player in the desktop FDM/FFF 3D printer market, with flagship models such as the Creator, Finder, Guider and Dreamer. More recently, the brand has extended its offering with a range of resin 3D printers, including the Hunter and Foto models. We had the opportunity to test the Flashforge Adventurer 5M Pro, an entry-level FDM 3D printer from the Chinese manufacturer, priced at under $600. Check out our full review of the Adventurer 5M Pro in the 3Dnatives Lab below.

Unpacking the Flashforge Adventurer 5M Pro

As soon as you open the box, you’ll notice that the 3D printer has been sturdily packaged to protect it during transport. The machine is placed in a thick cardboard box with foam protectors to prevent any potential damage. Once the plastic film has been removed and the foam blocks removed, the Adventurer 5M Pro reveals itself.

The Flashforge Adventurer 5M Pro has a simple, modern design that will fit easily into any office environment.

The printer features a compact square design, measuring 380 x 400 x 453 mm, making it easy to place on a desk. The steel frame, combined with black plastic panels, gives the whole unit a robust appearance. The printer’s design is well-thought-out from an ergonomic, aesthetic and functional point of view.