3D Pen: What if your ideas could come to life off the paper and take shape in your hands?

I bought it for my 10-year-old daughter, but in the end, the adults used it more than she did. It's quite intuitive: you turn it on, adjust the temperature, and that's it. At first, things came out crooked, but with the included templates, you get the hang of it quickly. I was surprised that it doesn't get hot on the outside and that it's lightweight, because I thought it would be bulkier.

At first I hesitated because I'd seen cheaper ones, but this one gave me more confidence because of the temperature control and the display. After several weeks of use, it's still working perfectly. We use it to make small figures and decorative details, and although it doesn't come out perfect the first time, that's part of the fun.

What I liked most was that you don't need to buy anything extra to get started. I opened the box, plugged it in, and it was already working. I've tried making simple figures and a few small gifts, and although I'm not very creative, the result is more than decent.

I had no experience with 3D printing and was a little intimidated, but it's much simpler than I imagined. I liked being able to precisely control the temperature because I tried different filaments and the difference is noticeable. It works great for crafts and small projects, without any complications.

I mainly use it to relax in the afternoons. I didn't expect it to be so entertaining. It's comfortable to hold and not as tiring as I thought it would be. You do need a little patience at first to get the hang of it, but once you do, it's quite addictive.

It's incredible how something so simple can lead to the creation of such complex and detailed things. My daughter is fascinated, and so am I. It's a tool that truly encourages exploration and limitless imagination. The durability is excellent, and the safety for little ones is a bonus. A wonderful way to awaken children's ingenuity and potential!

It's not magic, and you won't create perfect 3D models, but that's precisely why it feels real. It's a device for practicing, making mistakes, and improving. I was convinced because it doesn't seem fragile and the controls are well-placed. For learning and passing the time creating 3D things, it does the job.

I bought it somewhat impulsively as a gift, and it turned out better than I expected. The person I gave it to started using it the very same day without watching any lengthy tutorials. The fact that it comes with filament and templates saves time and money. It's not just a toy; you can tell it's well-designed.

My son is quite restless, and this pen keeps him focused longer than he usually can with other things. I like that it doesn't require any assembly or complicated adjustments. With a little supervision, he uses it without any problems. The PLA filament is reassuring compared to other materials.