Revopoint MIRACO Plus 3D Scanner for 3D Printing Handheld, 3D Printer Scanner with Photogrammetry, Up to 0.02mm Precision, Full-Color Scan for Small to Large Objects, 32GB RAM

Love this unit. Quite a bit of power on board. So far i have had success with scanning objects. Lets be honest though.. this is a powerful tool and there is a learning curve.. thankfully revopoint makes it easy to understand. Honestly, if i had the money... i would love to own the new Trackpoint from revopoint...or at least demo one..lol.... but the miraco.. is AWESOME. Would definitely recommend.

I'm still learning about cad, 3d printing, scanning and associated technical jargon, but this device is amazing. I was able to accurately scan a variety of objects with minimal instruction. After reading more about the scanning process on the internet, I've been able to get better scans with fewer mistakes. Also, I love that you can delete mistakes and start from the last good scan. The process is so forgiving. A machine that does a better job than this thing is an exorbitant cost, at marginal improvement. This is going to do everything I need it to with automotive applications, and more. Portability is the biggest convenience with this thing!

Please read current update: So far, we have been able to capture most of what we purchased this unit for. It struggles with dark, or shiny objects quite a bit, and it scans slower than we expected, but it seems to work "OK". The big issue is with the lights on it. When you are scanning in tighter areas where you need some light. I wouldn't recommend using the onboard lights. They drain the battery at an extraordinary rate. We were at 100% charge, and started scanning with the lights on, and we used 50% of the battery life in 30 minutes of scanning. That's a far cry from the up to 2.5 hours of scan time that it claims. Seems to me they should have opted for a little bit more weight, to get some better battery life out of this thing. Update: Revopoint is currently working with me on the battery life issue. I will updated this review as things progress. As for now the service fromthem has been stellar.

It would be 5 Stars, but the price is steep. Other than that it has worked easily and great imaging. Battery doesn’t last long and you can’t upgrade the storage, but so far I haven’t ran out of storage or battery doing a scan.

This scanner is incredible, easy to use and master, and creates reliable 3D data for my 3D projects.

Small learning curve but works very well for such an affordable scanner

Outstanding scanner for medium to large objects. Workflow of a standalone is amazing, though processing can be a bit slow on-board. That said this device also works in tethered mode if you’re not in the field and. Is able to capture fairly good detail, down to the texture on some fabrics. However, it isn’t good for scanning very small objects such as electronics with decent accuracy. If you’re looking to perform very small scans, Revopoint suggested the Mini 2 to me.

I did not find this scanner to be any more accurate than any other cheap 3d scanner. Dark parts do not get scanned well at all. Even with hefty 3d spray on the part. Detailed line venting don't scan well and even when you do get a handful of decent scans, the native tool used to combine scans, does not align to the correct size and makes 3d printing the part impossible because the walls are too thin. It just doesn't seem to be all what it was cracked up to be.