- Build volume
- 320 x 320 x 300 mm
- Max speed
- Up to 600 mm/s
- Multicolor
- Supports QIDI Box
- Enclosure
- Yes
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Qidi Plus5
Large heated chamber printer for engineering filaments
Researched by Riley Hart · updated Nov 3, 2026
Is the Qidi Plus5 worth it? The Plus5 is a big, enclosed printer with a real heated chamber, so it suits people printing ASA, nylon or carbon fiber blends. It costs $749 as of Nov 3, 2026, and GamingTrend scored it 100/100.
The Plus5 is a big, enclosed printer with a real heated chamber, so it suits people printing ASA, nylon or carbon fiber blends. Tom's Hardware calls it the best QIDI yet. Skip it if you want proven multi color today, since the QIDI Box was not tested and has been weak on other models.
Best for: large prints in high temperature filaments. Skip if: you need reliable multi color now.
Specs
- Build volume
- 320 x 320 x 300 mm, about 18% more than the Plus4 (Tom's Hardware)
- Print speed
- Up to 600 mm/s, 20,000 mm/s2 (QIDI); Tom's Hardware averaged about 50 to 180 mm/s, Benchy in 32 min
- Multi color
- Supports QIDI Box, up to 4 boxes for 16 colors (QIDI); not tested by Tom's Hardware or GamingTrend
- Enclosure
- Yes, with active chamber heating to 65 C and G3, H12 HEPA and carbon filters (QIDI)
- Max nozzle temp
- 370 C, bimetal nozzle
- Heated bed
- Up to 120 C
- Auto leveling
- Load cell in the hotend, no separate probe (QIDI)
- Camera
- Yes, up to 1080p with AI failure detection (QIDI)
3 year cost of ownership
- Robot
- $749
- Total
- $749
No subscription. Running cost is mostly filament and replacement filters.
Status and safety
- US availability
- ● On sale
- Recalls
- ● No Qidi robot recall in the CPSC database as of Nov 4, 2026. Checked daily.
- FCC authorized
- Not checked
- Company
- ● Active
- Warranty
- Not listed
Price history
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Where to buy
- Amazon
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Pros
- 65 C active heated chamber
- 370 C hotend for engineering filaments
- HEPA and carbon filtration
- Little setup needed
Cons
- Awkward rear filament loading
- QIDI Box multi color unproven
- Heavy at about 29 kg
What independent reviewers found
- Editor's Choice. Benchy in 32 min; PCTG vase 3 h 11 min. Printed PPS-CF at a 350 C nozzle with no warping, which the Plus4 struggled with. Rear filament loading is awkward.
- Tom's Hardware
- Over 100 hours of printing on a maker supplied unit with no failed prints, clogs or jams apart from one user error. Did not test the QIDI Box.
- GamingTrend · 100/100
Spec history
Checked dailyNo spec changes since we started tracking on Nov 4, 2026.
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Questions buyers ask
Can it print nylon and carbon fiber?
Yes. It has a 370 C hotend and a 65 C heated chamber. Tom's Hardware printed PPS-CF without warping.
Does it do multi color?
With the optional QIDI Box, up to 16 colors per QIDI. Neither review we read tested it.
How much is the Combo?
$899 with one QIDI Box, versus $749 for the printer alone.
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