The highly mechanical world of 3D printers hasn’t traditionally been welcoming to beginners. Most kits require you to assemble dozens of complex pieces which creates a time-consuming initial setup.

Fixing big pain points with 3D printing — if it succeeds Fixing big pain points with 3D printing — if it succeeds is a senior editor and founding member of The Verge who covers gadgets, games, and ...

James has been writing about technology for years but has loved it since the early 90s. While his main areas of expertise are maker tools -- 3D printers, vinyl cutters, paper printers, and laser ...

As cool as 3D printing may be, it’s still plagued with some quality control issues that can lead to wasted time and materials. Anker, under its new brand, AnkerMake, is trying to improve on those ...

On the consumer end, there’s one feature that no 3D filament printer currently offers: 100% reliability. Prints can fail for a variety of reasons that are usually impossible to predict, and while ...

We all know Anker for its extensive product line of phone charges, cables, power banks, and other accessories, but its next offering is a delightful surprise. Anker is crowdfunding a 3D printer on ...

Last year, Anker breezed into the desktop 3D printing space with the AnkerMake M5, launching on Kickstarter to test the market and fund production. Now the company has announced a more affordable ...

Charging gear peddler Anker appears to have given up on the idea of making 3D printers. For those who came in late, the outfit made a lot of noise in March about spinning off its 3D printer division ...

Anker, the maker of popular accessories like charging bricks and port hubs, now wants to flex its engineering muscles with 3D printers, too. Say hello to the AnkerMake M5 3D Printer, a Kickstarter ...

3D printing is awesome. But it also kind of sucks. 3D printing allows you to build all sorts of gadgets and gizmos, fix things without having to locate specialty components, and solve problems you ...

Anker is well-known for its chargers. In fact, it calls itself “The World’s No. 1 Mobile Charging Brand.” But now the company is charging headlong into the 3D-printer business. And with its new brand, ...

Anker today launched a 3D printing brand named AnkerMake. Its first printer, the AnkerMake M5 just made its Kickstarter debut, with a $499 price tag. The diminutive price packs in a comprehensive ...