Geeetech A10M dual extrusion 3D printer - Incredibly capable, but is it for everyone?

The Geeetech A10M is an Ender 3 clone with dual extrusion and colour mixing. This 3D printer is very capable and I was amazed in this review to be able to print in so many materials and styles. The way you can create multi colour prints with or without using slicing software is a huge plus.
With the complexity a second extruder brings plus a few other quirks, I wouldn't recommend this 3D printer to the average beginner. After a few small mods and some adjustment I'm expecting trouble free printing. It's already more reliable than when I started but there has been some tweaking along the way.
If you're after dual extrusion, this is probably one of the cheapest ways to get it. Compare the price to the Creality CR-X, or a Prusa MK3 with MMU2 upgrade or even one of the Pallete machines and you'll see it is a bargain.
This printer was supplied by Geeetech for review. All opinions expressed are my own.
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