The ELEGOO Neptune 4 Pro combines high-speed performance with precision to elevate your 3D printing experience.
Powered by Klipper firmware and a 64-bit quad-core processor, it reaches print speeds of up to 500 mm per second with rapid acceleration.
A dual-gear direct drive extruder ensures smooth and consistent filament feeding, supporting high-temperature materials like PLA, PETG, ABS, TPU, and nylon.
Its advanced cooling system includes multiple fans to maintain stable temperatures and prevent warping, while silent stepper drivers and POM V-guide wheels reduce noise during operation.
The 121-point auto-leveling system, dual Z-axis lead screws, and features like input shaping and pressure advance work together to deliver smooth surfaces and accurate layers.
A segmented heated bed provides targeted temperature control, and the flexible PEI build plate offers excellent adhesion with easy model removal.
With built-in sensors for power loss and filament runout recovery, the Neptune 4 Pro is built for reliability. Whether you are printing functional prototypes or creative models, this printer delivers speed, stability, and consistent results.
Specifications:
- 225 x 225 x 265 mm Build Volume
- 500 mm/s Max Speed
- Intelligent Segmented Heatbed
- 121 (11 x 11) Points Auto Bed Leveling
- 300degrees C High-Temp Nozzle
Elegoo Neptune 4 Pro Filament Printer
Customer Reviews
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Great machine to learn on
Brougt 1 month ago and honestly think it's great to learn about 3D printing on have printed tonnes of stuff gone crazy with purchasing filament had some failures but that's to be expected my only gripe is just a little small already want to go bigger.
great features especially for my kids
It’s so great I’ve made soy many nibs and knobs for fishing and around the house
Great value, less-great product
I bought this less than a month ago, and the machine has already decided it's had enough, printed out a 'blob of death', and taken the thermister with it. When it worked, it worked fine. There were constant z levelling issues that caused collisions with the bed and patchy first layers, but provided the printer could get past that, the remaining layers were excellent, and that patchiness wasn't visually obvious after the print was finished. If it could get past that. Prints came off the bed, damaged the bed, every time I looked at it it needed to be retrammed and relevelled, absolutely horrendous experience. I was upgrading from a modified Ender 3 v2, I know how painful and delicate these things can be but I'd honestly rather use my Ender than this thing. If yours works, the value is fantastic, and I have read that it seems to vary from device to device, but the one I got was horrendous, and I will be taking it back for a refund. Elegoo in general also made really weird decisions with Klipper specifically around the Z axis levelling process, and I do wonder if that's why it has so many issues in that regard.