The new Replicator+ from Makerbot is a step in the right direction, introducing 3D printing to newbies and satisfying the technical demands of enthusiasts.

It’s easy to use, easy to maintain, and the software is still great. 3D printing and Makerbot has had its ups and downs but pound for pound their printers produce good things for not much money.

MakerBot Replicator Mini Compact 3D Printer is a good fit for college dorm rooms, classrooms and multi-workspaces, and will retail for about $1,375, according to the company.

Makerbot unveiled a new extruder for its 5th generation 3D printers today. The component, dubbed the Smart Extruder+, reportedly offers superior performance, longevity, and reliability than the ...

The MakerBot Method sounds like a pretty capable desktop printer, but the kind of functionality it'll bring to the table isn't cheap. The Method starts at $6,499, so those who 3D print as hobby ...

Can MakerBot's new, up-market 3D printer move the needle on the company's reputation? Is this the 3D printer businesses and departments have been waiting for? We put it all in perspective.

The company’s flagship 3D printer, the Ultimaker S5, can manufacture items using more than 200 materials. MakerBot and Ultimaker launched in 2009 and 2011, respectively.