JeeQ Data Reveals Best Selling 3D Printers Online for 4th Quarter 2015

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61b4bb7a-f7ac-4271-97a7-8fcff98a8697As 3D printing hits the mainstream harder than ever, it’s a fascinating and continual point of curiousity to find out which 3D printers are the bestsellers for top retailers like Best Buy and Amazon. The results are often surprising–just as they can be when you are out in the real world discussing the technology.

Over the holidays I was at a Christmas Eve party making chitchat with someone loading their plate sky high with homemade treats. We managed to strike up a conversation over the heaping load of goodies, and as 3D printing entered the conversation, I discovered that my new friend at the dessert table was a bit of an old timer, and well versed in CNC technology. “Oh yeah, Dremel’s making a 3D printer now, right?” I nodded, somewhat fascinated with the particular manufacturer that had come up (and so appropriate to him), considering so many other popular manufacturers in the constant spotlight today.

And outside of Christmas party chitchat, the Dremel comes up again, as we see it taking a number one spot in the JeeQ Data 4th Quarter 2015 Report. According to numbers provided by Best Buy, indeed the Dremel Idea Builder (noted in silver/blue) is being taken note of by many as worthy of purchasing. Last we saw, for 3rd Quarter 2015, this same 3D printer was in the number five spot. Not surprisingly, this is a 3D printer manufacturer we report on often as they take on new partnerships with companies like HP and MyStemKits, as well as offering up cool projects in miniature just for the fun of it.

unnamedAnd accompanying the Dremel in the 2015 4th Quarter Top 20 Best Selling 3D Printers at BestBuy.com are the Da Vinci 1.0 (in blue) for second place, (the now end-of-life3D Systems Cube for third, the HP 3D Capture Stage 3D Scanner (white) in fourth, and the Robo 3D – R1 Plus + 3D printer in fifth place. The surprise here of course, would be the huge leap that the HP Scanner has made, rising up from the 13th spot last quarter with its average rank rising from a 5 to a 5.7. The price for this technology is certainly attractive as well, at only $299.99.unnamed (2)

The Bestselling Brand Summary for Bestbuy.com differs somewhat though in percentages, rearranging the hierarchy somewhat. In this light, we see XYZPrinting in first place with the highest percentage at 33.85%. After that, we have 3D Systems at 21.32%, Dremel at 10%, and Robo3D at 8.9%. For Best Selling Trends, XYZ Printing comes out on top again, leading us to wonder how long Dremel will hold its number one place as the bestselling hardware.

What makes these JeeQ Data reports so interesting is the different stories that are told between BestBuy.com and Amazon. The lineup is entirely different from Amazon, with an entirely new product at the top, in the form of the 7Tech 3D printing pen (in light blue below), retailing there at around $90. This is number one for the 2015 4th Quarter Top 20 Best Selling 3D Printers at Amazon.com. Following is the FlashForge Creator Pro, knocked out of first place from last quarter. Not surprisingly, coming in third is another 3D printing pen, the Samto 3D Stereoscopic Printing Pen for 3D Printing and Doodling (in blue). In fourth place is the 3Doodler 3D Printing Pen (black), and in fifth comes the IPC 3D Printing Pen. One would assume of course that the 3D printing pens are very popular with Amazon due to their low price, easy shipping, and popularity for gifts.

unnamed (1)The Bestselling Brand Summary is a whole other story at Amazon, however. XYZPrinting again comes in at first place here too, with 14.37 percent. FlashForge hogs 11.22%, and then the 3D printing pens come in again with Samto at 10.33%, 7Tech at 10.10%, IPC at 9.2%, and 3Doodler at 8.64%. XYZ Printing is also on top again for Best Selling Trends at Amazon.

Do you want to track current trends in the 3D printing industry? If so, you can sign up for your own account at JeeQ–or just check back with 3DPrint.com, when we review the next quarter’s information.  Discuss this latest information in the JeeQ Top 3D Printers forum on 3DPB.com.

 

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