Elegoo H1 HT review: This filament drybox finally fixes the biggest issue with the Centauri Carbon 2 3D printer — and feels like a sign that Elegoo's getting serious with its upgrades now
TechRadar Verdict This dryer shows a distinct change in Elegoo. It’s high quality and stylish without the graphics that so often adorn their machines, and shows a company taking things seriously. At £62, the H1 HT offers up to 85°C drying, an outstanding touchscreen and print-through outlets depending on material type, and the difference to print quality is marked.
- ▪TechRadar Verdict This dryer shows a distinct change in Elegoo.
- ▪It’s high quality and stylish without the graphics that so often adorn their machines, and shows a company taking things seriously.
- ▪At £62, the H1 HT offers up to 85°C drying, an outstanding touchscreen and print-through outlets depending on material type, and the difference to print quality is marked.
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TechRadar Verdict This dryer shows a distinct change in Elegoo. It’s high quality and stylish without the graphics that so often adorn their machines, and shows a company taking things seriously. At £62, the H1 HT offers up to 85°C drying, an outstanding touchscreen and print-through outlets depending on material type, and the difference to print quality is marked. It fixes the Centauri Carbon 2's open-spool weakness, though one unit covers just one spool, so you’ll need four. Check Amazon Pros +Excellent build quality +Print directly from the dryer +Best touchscreen on any dryer Cons -One spool per unit -No printer communication or app Best picks for you Best 3D printer of 2026 The best hair dryer 2026 Best HP printer of 2026 Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every…
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