3D printers with USB connection

PC connection (USB)

— connect to the USB port of a PC or laptop. This is the most popular way to directly wire a 3D printer to similar devices: the vast majority of modern computers are equipped with USB ports. In addition, even outdated USB 2.0 connectors are enough to work with the printer, not to mention newer standards.

The connection itself can be used both to send print jobs and to manage work parameters — moreover, it is through a PC / laptop that detailed settings are usually implemented that are not available through the screen on the printer itself. In addition, if necessary, through a computer, you can share the unit over a local network or over the Internet — even if the printer itself does not have a LAN connector or a Wi-Fi module. This is much more difficult to organize and not as convenient as using a network model with a direct connection to the “LAN”, but it eliminates the need to overpay for additional connectivity in the printer itself.