The SKR mini e3 v3.0 Control Board was made for users who use Ender 3 / Ender 3 Pro/ Ender 5/ Ender 5 Pro, developed by the 3D printing team of Shenzhen Big Tree Technology Co., Ltd.
It will greatly reduce the noise while printing, and offer more ports to connect 3d printer modules, giving a good DIY environment for users.
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Hey OP, is this compatible with Voxelab Aquila X2 (Ender 3 V2 clone)?
Looking for a new MB since the one that came with my X2 is the dreaded H32 chip.
Yes
I've not kept up with Voxelab updates recently, what's the issue with the H32?
Mainly that it’s harder to mod. If you’re happy with your stock setup and your don’t care about modding, the H32 board is fine. Once you start swapping components like the motherboard and using custom firmware, you’re opening up a whole new world of tinkering and learning and definitely spending more money. I have the Aquila x2 also and my favourite thing about the skr board is that I can run klipper now, I really didn’t enjoy using octoprint
Yep, it will work, I also suggest moving to Klipper, much better firmware, takes a bit getting used to and setting up but once you do you will never go back!
Running one of these in my OG Ender 5. Paid a lot more than this for it - absolutely bargain at this price.
It seems the only real reason to buy this is if the loud steppers annoy you - correct me if im wrong? Otherwise you're better off with a more premium board with more useful features.
Yes, the SKR mini e3 v3.0 is the basic board, we also have some advanced boards to achieve more functions.
Here to also confirm get this if you have stock board on an old Ender 3… My god it makes a world of difference.
I think the new models have better steppers so I'd check first incase it's not that big a difference
Code says it's used it's usage limit…
Yeah damn, after getting the confirmation that it would work on my X2, now I missed out :(
Just a fyi BIQU don't publish their negative store reviews. I still have a review at https://judge.me/ that they have not published.
So i would not trust their reviews.
If you've got an older Ender 3 with the loud stepper motors, get this.
They're really good boards, compiling marlin for it is pretty easy and they're a drop in replacement :)