QIDI Plus4

QIDI’s own product page says the Plus4 is no longer in production. The specifications stored here are the ones on the Plus4 tech-spec page, not the successor’s specifications.

The product page shows a sale price of 699 USD and a regular price of 799 USD for the Plus4. The store's product JSON, fetched the same day, lists the China / Plus4 variant at 699.00 USD with a compare-at price of 799.00 USD, and available set to false. A Plus4 Combo variant was listed at 849.00 USD. The stored price is the printer variant, not the combo. The page says the model has been discontinued.

The tech-spec page lists print size 305 × 305 × 280 mm.

Tech spec: print-head temperature ≤ 370 °C and hot-bed temperature ≤ 120 °C. The product page also contains the lines 'Hot bed - 100 degrees', 'Nozzle - 360 degrees', and 'Chamber temperature - 55 degrees'.

The official tech-spec page title calls the Plus4 an enclosed 3D printer and the table lists an independent chamber heater and a chamber circulation fan.

The tech-spec table lists chamber temperature, PTC heater, second generation, up to 65 °C, independent chamber heating, and rated power of 450 W plus 400 W for chamber heating. The product page also says second-generation 65 °C active chamber heating. A different block on that product page says chamber temperature 55 degrees. The 65 °C tech-spec figure is the one stored here, and the conflict is noted below.

The product page and the tech spec say the Plus4 is compatible with QIDI Box for multi-color printing. The 699 USD variant is the printer. The combo variant is priced separately.

Where the tech-spec table and a marketing block disagree, the stored nozzle, bed, and chamber maxima come from the tech-spec table. The marketing numbers are kept in the bed-temperature note so the conflict stays visible.

Why this ASA/ABS label: The tech spec lists ABS and ASA among supported filaments, an enclosed printer, independent chamber heating up to 65 °C, a print-head temperature of up to 370 °C, and a hot-bed temperature of up to 120 °C. That matches the active-chamber label. A marketing block on the product page quotes lower temperatures, which are recorded as a conflict rather than used as the stored maxima.