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Great job once again! You'll have to come take a peek at the new Aeon NOVA line next. Starting price is 12k and you get the pass-through and some additional Z depth along with several other upgraded features. 😁
Glad I finally seen a video that goes in depth on the 9!! Yeah I'm sold. I've been doing research and they have a great payment plan and all kinds of stuff! Wonder if they'll take half now & payments? LOL, doesn't hurt to ask! Keep pumping out videos. I've got notifications on!! And we'll be getting your class for this newbie entrepreneur. Might have to jump on a Nova!! 👍😁
Great review! You beat me to it :) It's awesome machine (we have Mira 7) especially for tight space and engravings! There are few smaller issues like how it's network connector is wired that you can either use their AP module or have to disconnect it to use RJ-45 port and that darn autofocus pin that catches on material when you cutting (I had to remove mine and never use it again). Not a major issues, I still love mine and its perfect for the office space :)
Sounds great, but I can't justify that cost when my omron does a damn good job at 500ms... I can have 3 of them running at the same, it has done everything i've thrown at it, and with shallow z, it would take out many options for me.
You kept calling the OMTECH laser a Chinese import, but I noticed the crate your AEON came in had a label saying made in China. Can you explain the difference to me?
The Omtechs are imported straight from China to your door. The Aeon machines go to the US facility for testing and fine tuning prior to being sent out to you!
All depends on what you find important and what fits your needs in terms of size, power, capability, and use case. Lots to consider and everyone has things that are more/less important in their checklist of needs/wants, right? hehe
Been away - just seeing this today. Nicely done, Alex. I've looked at these for next investment as well as Thunder. I love the lightweight head on each of them and the velocities and speed ramps that result - definite time savers. Z height is a big one for me and the ability to get that 4" lens in there when needed.. I've left Trotec and Epilog off the list just due to price diff (value seems much higher on Aeon/Thunder). If Aeon's new models come close to OMTech's Z-height, then I'm in - especially after this review. Thanks for the good work - I very much trust your opinion. K
@@andrewrobinson6703 the acceleration is really what drives the cycle times down. The advertised top speeds are very misleading. In essence, the smaller the items you're engraving, the bigger the effect this will have on your cycle times as the lasers will produce a greater amount of overscan attempting to rev up and rev down to the set speed. Of all the ones you have listed, the MIRA will be anywhere between 35-100+% faster depending on the size of the leather you plan to work with. Happy to run some samples for you and get you some exact numbers.
@@AeonLaserUSA i can send you a svg file. I sent one to Elisha Spector. I got a good video from Thunder already. Would love to see one from you. I was looking at the Nova 10.
I think it costed me less than what this costs to buy a second hand 60x90 Co2 laser, a 1000x1000 CNC with 2000W spindle, a cutter plotter, a large format printer and an a3 laser printer...
@@LaserEverything come out to Florida when you get a chance and you can test drive multiple brands side by side. It's a great way for anyone in the market to really get hands-on experience with all of the comparable brands before they buy.
Although the Aeon is a superior machine to the GF and the likes, I wouldn't consider it a high end machine since it could be compared to the air-cooled Epilog and Trotec machines at the next price level which is around $17,000.
Those are RF Tube machines I don't really think they're comparable. As far as Ruida controlled glass tube machines go this is certainly high end. It's my opinion the RF tube machines are a different beast all together.
@@LaserEverything They are and the way you keep moving up the laser food chain, it'll be only a matter of time when you get of these in your shop. Keep up the good work to bigger and better things.
@@nikoss1179 great topic! Our Super NOVA now features dual tubes, RF and DC for the best of both worlds. The thing about moving quickly is you have to have the wattage and pulse speed to back it up. We're at the brink of how quickly you can pulse a DC tube, but being able to do so with a 90-100W DC tube over a 30W RF tube amounts to a major speed advantage when it comes down to achieving similar results. In other words, there are not many applications where you can run a lower wattage RF tube at full speed and actually get a pronounced mark, certainly not if you want any real depth. Therefore you end up having to slow the speed down to compensate for the lack of power. Nevertheless, we've still found the increase in detail and lifespan of the RF tube to be advantageous for particular applications. It's all about what the end-user values most.
Ethernet port is available though I didn't show it in the video we do cover it in available data transfer types. Ethernet, USB, Wifi and Flash Memory all work :)
Seems to me like all the Mira reviews are from people that have gotten the laser for free. Same as with G.Weike Cloud. I appreciate the video, but it's a whole lot harder to actually believe it's 'the best choice'.
Come to the site and sign up for the group and once you get in you will see how much the company and community care about the people that own their lasers. I just received mine yesterday.
Awesome machine, very pretty and powerful, love the video, straight to the point and very informative. I don't own one of these machines myself and I don't plan on getting one, for that price tag it doesn't work for me, even if I have the money to spend on that machine I wouldn't, despite the features and such, there's nothing I can't do with my typical OMTech style Chinese import that this Aeon machine can do, maybe a bit of more speed over the OMTech one, but nothing else, in my opinion, 99% of all the laser machines sold in here are overpriced for what they are, also 99.99% of them are the typical OMTech style Chinese import with a few whistles and different makeup.
Thanks for your comment! There's definitely a machine for everyone. Some people want all the bells and whistles and that's important to them! Some don't care and are willing to put in a bit more sweat equity to make a machine work for them. Takes all kinds 🙂
@@LaserEverything Absolutely! I totally understand. In my case, I'm a bit handy and I love all the technical stuff, I did some upgrades to my machine from camera to automatic focusing and a bunch of more upgrades for very little money, and have a machine that performs like a 12K and I spent roughly 3K. Great video though, love your content. OMTech machines are underrated, the guys from OMTech have wonderful customer service and all the machines they sell are reviewed and reassembled to meet all the US safety requirements, and for hobbyists, they have the Polar which is in my opinion the best desktop machine out there, it seems to be the same as the one from Gweikecloud, but you know all of these are rebranded for everyone to sell in the US, but at least is not like the very overpriced horrible performer Glowforge scam.
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Thanks for hanging out with me today! Leave a comment and let me know what you think of the Mira 9!
Great review! Very thorough and love that it was not over or under explained. Intro and conclusion was awesome.
Much appreciated! Thanks for watching Wendy!
Great job once again! You'll have to come take a peek at the new Aeon NOVA line next. Starting price is 12k and you get the pass-through and some additional Z depth along with several other upgraded features. 😁
Thanks I'd love to! Always happy to see more Aeon's at work!
I can understand why the value your review. Very well done.
Thank you Deen :)
Excellent video, great info and quality footage
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for stopping by :)
Absolutely awesome work, great review and info. I think maybe one of the larger Aeon units may have to find its way onto my shop wishlist :)
Hah glad you liked it. I'd like to see you cram one of these into your shop!
@@LaserEverything me thinks its time to build a new shop... :D
@@Anthony-cz2it you know it ant tone eeeee
Glad I finally seen a video that goes in depth on the 9!! Yeah I'm sold. I've been doing research and they have a great payment plan and all kinds of stuff! Wonder if they'll take half now & payments? LOL, doesn't hurt to ask! Keep pumping out videos. I've got notifications on!! And we'll be getting your class for this newbie entrepreneur. Might have to jump on a Nova!! 👍😁
Definitely doesn't hurt to ask 😜We'll be 100% continuing to make videos so don't worry about that. Looking forward to seeing you over on the LMA!
Brilliant review. It looks like a great laser, ideal for those who want that step up from the cheap CO2 lasers out there.
I’d love one
Really is cool man, sometimes I just have to sit and look at it :P Very luck to have one.
Great review! You beat me to it :) It's awesome machine (we have Mira 7) especially for tight space and engravings! There are few smaller issues like how it's network connector is wired that you can either use their AP module or have to disconnect it to use RJ-45 port and that darn autofocus pin that catches on material when you cutting (I had to remove mine and never use it again). Not a major issues, I still love mine and its perfect for the office space :)
Nice glad to hear you like the 7 as well! I really want a 5 now for the home office :P
How do I get the connection to work over network? Cannot get it to connect over wired… Its been over a year and still had no luck :) Still on USB
@@snajperSLOwhy not email tech support they’ll get right back to you.
Bella máquina ya estoy ahorrando para comprarme una
Thank you, and thanks for watching. I hope you are able to get one soon!
Sounds great, but I can't justify that cost when my omron does a damn good job at 500ms... I can have 3 of them running at the same, it has done everything i've thrown at it, and with shallow z, it would take out many options for me.
If there's any laser that's not for everybody, it's this one lol. Keep rockin it Emir!
How much it is??
good working
Thank you!
You kept calling the OMTECH laser a Chinese import, but I noticed the crate your AEON came in had a label saying made in China. Can you explain the difference to me?
The Omtechs are imported straight from China to your door. The Aeon machines go to the US facility for testing and fine tuning prior to being sent out to you!
Pass-through access, Z-depth and portability makes the xTool P2 an attractive option.
All depends on what you find important and what fits your needs in terms of size, power, capability, and use case. Lots to consider and everyone has things that are more/less important in their checklist of needs/wants, right? hehe
Been away - just seeing this today. Nicely done, Alex. I've looked at these for next investment as well as Thunder. I love the lightweight head on each of them and the velocities and speed ramps that result - definite time savers. Z height is a big one for me and the ability to get that 4" lens in there when needed.. I've left Trotec and Epilog off the list just due to price diff (value seems much higher on Aeon/Thunder). If Aeon's new models come close to OMTech's Z-height, then I'm in - especially after this review. Thanks for the good work - I very much trust your opinion. K
You can check out their NOVA series as well, full bodied instead of the shallow small footprint setup.
Was looking at full spectrum laser Muse Titan, Thunder and Rayjet R400. Mainly engraving leather. Need more speed and work area. Your thoughts?
Thunders are nice, comparable to Aeons typically. Don't know Rayjet. FSL uses proprietary software and parts - would avoid.
@@LaserEverything Thank you!
@@andrewrobinson6703 the acceleration is really what drives the cycle times down. The advertised top speeds are very misleading. In essence, the smaller the items you're engraving, the bigger the effect this will have on your cycle times as the lasers will produce a greater amount of overscan attempting to rev up and rev down to the set speed. Of all the ones you have listed, the MIRA will be anywhere between 35-100+% faster depending on the size of the leather you plan to work with. Happy to run some samples for you and get you some exact numbers.
@@AeonLaserUSA i can send you a svg file. I sent one to Elisha Spector. I got a good video from Thunder already. Would love to see one from you. I was looking at the Nova 10.
@@AeonLaserUSA or I can send directly to you. Just let me know your email.
I think it costed me less than what this costs to buy a second hand 60x90 Co2 laser, a 1000x1000 CNC with 2000W spindle, a cutter plotter, a large format printer and an a3 laser printer...
Probably isn't the machine for you then >_>
I would love to see you review the Thunder Laser as well!
Maybe one day! Always trying to get new machines in the shop!
@@LaserEverything come out to Florida when you get a chance and you can test drive multiple brands side by side. It's a great way for anyone in the market to really get hands-on experience with all of the comparable brands before they buy.
Although the Aeon is a superior machine to the GF and the likes, I wouldn't consider it a high end machine since it could be compared to the air-cooled Epilog and Trotec machines at the next price level which is around $17,000.
Those are RF Tube machines I don't really think they're comparable. As far as Ruida controlled glass tube machines go this is certainly high end. It's my opinion the RF tube machines are a different beast all together.
@@LaserEverything They are and the way you keep moving up the laser food chain, it'll be only a matter of time when you get of these in your shop. Keep up the good work to bigger and better things.
@@nikoss1179 great topic! Our Super NOVA now features dual tubes, RF and DC for the best of both worlds. The thing about moving quickly is you have to have the wattage and pulse speed to back it up. We're at the brink of how quickly you can pulse a DC tube, but being able to do so with a 90-100W DC tube over a 30W RF tube amounts to a major speed advantage when it comes down to achieving similar results. In other words, there are not many applications where you can run a lower wattage RF tube at full speed and actually get a pronounced mark, certainly not if you want any real depth. Therefore you end up having to slow the speed down to compensate for the lack of power. Nevertheless, we've still found the increase in detail and lifespan of the RF tube to be advantageous for particular applications. It's all about what the end-user values most.
Could you make a video on how to use the ruida controller on the Mira 9🙏🏻
This is great! I would love one, but that price tag would sucker punch my wallet into oblivion 💀
For the cost you would think it would at least have an Ethernet port.
Ethernet port is available though I didn't show it in the video we do cover it in available data transfer types. Ethernet, USB, Wifi and Flash Memory all work :)
They have an ethernet port under the right access panel
Seems to me like all the Mira reviews are from people that have gotten the laser for free.
Same as with G.Weike Cloud.
I appreciate the video, but it's a whole lot harder to actually believe it's 'the best choice'.
Come to the site and sign up for the group and once you get in you will see how much the company and community care about the people that own their lasers. I just received mine yesterday.
Awesome machine, very pretty and powerful, love the video, straight to the point and very informative.
I don't own one of these machines myself and I don't plan on getting one, for that price tag it doesn't work for me, even if I have the money to spend on that machine I wouldn't, despite the features and such, there's nothing I can't do with my typical OMTech style Chinese import that this Aeon machine can do, maybe a bit of more speed over the OMTech one, but nothing else, in my opinion, 99% of all the laser machines sold in here are overpriced for what they are, also 99.99% of them are the typical OMTech style Chinese import with a few whistles and different makeup.
Thanks for your comment! There's definitely a machine for everyone. Some people want all the bells and whistles and that's important to them! Some don't care and are willing to put in a bit more sweat equity to make a machine work for them. Takes all kinds 🙂
@@LaserEverything Absolutely! I totally understand.
In my case, I'm a bit handy and I love all the technical stuff, I did some upgrades to my machine from camera to automatic focusing and a bunch of more upgrades for very little money, and have a machine that performs like a 12K and I spent roughly 3K.
Great video though, love your content.
OMTech machines are underrated, the guys from OMTech have wonderful customer service and all the machines they sell are reviewed and reassembled to meet all the US safety requirements, and for hobbyists, they have the Polar which is in my opinion the best desktop machine out there, it seems to be the same as the one from Gweikecloud, but you know all of these are rebranded for everyone to sell in the US, but at least is not like the very overpriced horrible performer Glowforge scam.
Overly complicated interface. The control panel of OMTECH LASER is confusing, and making even simple adjustments requires a steep learning curve.
This is a Mira 9 and the controller is a Ruida?