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Is a Prusa Mini+ for $100 a good deal?
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That's apparently a $400+ printer new, so yes, I'd say $100 for it is a good deal.
That said, Prusas in general have always been too rich for my blood; my idea of a "good" printer is a Creality Ender 3 V3 SE that I got as an open-box for $150. I'd probably still take that over a Prusa Mini because the print volume is bigger, but the low price you found would definitely get me considering the smaller printer.