TINA2 vs Prusa CORE One
Is the TINA2 better than the Prusa CORE One for you?
Property
TINA2
Prusa CORE One
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Getting StartedEssential features for beginners
Setup TimeTime to get to first print
Pre-assembled
10 minutes
Auto Bed LevelingRemoves 80% of print issues and manual leveling
Yes
Yes
MatterManifest CompatibleReady for print files from Catalog and AutoSlicer
No
No
What You Can PrintBuild volume and material capabilities
Build VolumeLarger build volume = bigger prints
100 × 120 × 100 mm
250 × 220 × 270 mm
Max Nozzle TemperatureHigher temperature = more material options
250°C
290°C
Max Bed TemperatureHigher bed temperature = better adhesion
100°C
120°C
Max Print SpeedFastest the printer is able to move
60 mm/s
500 mm/s
Average Print SpeedGeneral printing speed = prints take less time
30 mm/s
200 mm/s
PLA PlasticBasic plastic, most color options, best for beginners
Yes
Yes
PETGStronger than PLA, good for functional parts
Yes
Yes
TPUFlexible rubber-like material
Yes
Yes
ABSStrong and heat resistant, needs enclosure
Yes
Yes
ASAUV resistant, good for outdoor parts
Yes
Yes
NylonVery strong, needs high temperatures
No
Yes
Ease of UseUser-friendly features and ease of operation
Direct DriveFiner filament control, improves overall printing quality
Yes
Yes
Filament SensorPrevents print from continuing when filament runs out
Yes
Yes
WiFi PrintingStart prints from your computer
Yes
Yes
EnclosedSealed environment for better temperature control, fumes and noise reduction
Yes
Yes
Advanced FeaturesAdvanced capabilities and customization
Multi-MaterialPrint with multiple colors/materials
No
MMU3 (Multi Material Unit)
CameraMonitor prints remotely
No
No
DesignCoreXY = faster, Bed Slinger = simpler, Delta = tall prints
CoreXY
CoreXY
Technical SpecsPerformance and build characteristics
Max Printing AccelerationHigher acceleration = faster printing
500 mm/s²
20000 mm/s²
Print Bed SurfaceSurface type affects print adhesion
Plastic
PEI
EcosystemOpen ecosystems work with 3rd party software and parts for easier maintenance
Open Source
Open Source
Cost & ValuePrice and overall value
SeriesHigher series usually means newer/better features
Tina
CORE
Release DateWhen the printer was first released
March 2022
November 2024
PriceThe retail price of the printer
$149
$1199