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The BQ Witbox Go! is renewed this Christmas
2017 saw the birth of one of the star machines of the Spanish company BQ; the Witbox Go! This brand, especially known for its mobiles, has managed to position itself as one of the three best-selling 3D printer manufacturers in Europe. Among…
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2017 saw the birth of one of the star machines of the Spanish company BQ; the Witbox Go! This brand, especially known for its mobiles, has managed to position itself as one of the three best-selling 3D printer manufacturers in Europe. Among its machines, some stand out, such as the Witbox 2 with its professional commitment and, evidently, the 3D printer for those who are taking their first steps in 3D printing technologies, the BQ Witbox Go!
To know the latest launch of the brand a few months ago our Lab 3Dnatives made a complete test of the Witbox Go! This machine of FDM technology with a printing volume of 140 x 140 x 140 mm, is according to our experts, a 3D printer specially designed for the education sector and for people looking to understand 3D printing in a fast way And simple.
A 3D printer very well valued in the education sector
What to expect with the BQ Witbox Go! this Christmas?
To close the year properly, BQ has decided to renew its bet for beginners and equip its machine with new capabilities. The 3D printer was the first to be manufactured with an Android operating system and to incorporate a Qualcomm® Snapdragon ™ processor. To increase its compatibility, the brand announced that it is already compatible with MAC, iOS, Widows and Linux , which ensures that any user can use it.
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