I've been using this printer for about 2 weeks, and while I haven't had a chance to test the laser engraver and dual extruder's capabilities, so far I'm happy with it. Just to give a brief overview of my experience with a 3d printer, this is my 5th time.
First, the printer comes in a package that is mostly assembled except for the printer's z-axis and individual extruder components. Instructions for setting up the printer as a single extruder setup are included, but I don't really need them as it's pretty intuitive to put them together. Having said that, it seems that setting up the printer for dual extruder use or as a laser engraver requires more setup and instructions for successful assembly. If you plan to use it as a single extruder, you should be up and running in about 15 minutes. It comes with some sample filaments, but I wouldn't rely on them because my printer packs stuff that doesn't print well, and when I try to use them, all my prints fail. However, as soon as I put in a new roll of filament, nearly every sample I ran printed successfully, and those that failed were mostly due to getting used to the printer and determining the correct settings for each print. Once I got used to the machine, my printer printed just fine. Regarding the print itself, I've included some pictures of the samples I printed to show the quality of the print itself. For me, print quality is the most important aspect of any 3D printer and so far I am very happy with it. As far as I can see, the projects I print are fantastic, and if there are any skipped steps, and with no visible ghosting in each printed layer (at least in my eyes), I print them out really well. One of the samples that came with this printer is a 20mm cube that can be used to test the printer's accuracy, and based on the samples I printed, this printer is excellent in terms of accuracy. The X- and Y-axes are 20.02 and 20.04mm, respectively, while the Z-axis is 19.78mm, which is about what you'd expect from an FDM printer in this price range. Once I have time to test this further, I will update my review to include them as well. All in all, it's easy to put together into a monofilament extruder with lots of nice features and good print quality, so even if I don't have a chance to use a dual extruder or laser engraver, I'd consider buying it again.
One last thing, I bought another printer from this company in the past and when I needed to get in touch with them for some information, they were very responsive and helped me with another problem I had with my printer at the time. They got me up and running within 24 hours of my first contact with them, which is rare when it comes to customer service these days, especially after a purchase.

Incredibly low price for a printer with 600x600x600mm build volume. It took me about 14 hours to assemble and adjust. The manual was ok, but it would help with a more detailed description of crucial areas in the assembly process. For inexperienced users it would be necessary to specify belt tension, bolt torque etc. Also point out parts that need to be completely parallel or perpendicular to each other.
If you have previous experience from large scale 3d-priners, you already know that high print speeds and quick acceleration will be problematic, since it's a lot of mass in motion. On this machine, the Y-axis motion is causing most of the problems with higher print speed (or travel). Make sure the heated bed is fixed properly, otherwise it will slide in y-direction. The extruder seems to work fine, heats up quickly. The AC heated bed also heats up pretty quick and the magnetic PEI surface works really well, (at least for PLA). It's a good printer for the money.

Saw the negative reviews on the internet a few years ago really turned me off from this X5SA Pro. I was intrigued and thought it was a awesome design and should be sturdy. I think over the years they have implemented fixes that people complained about. Still takes a lot of time to put together but if your a tinkerer and love to assemble things then get it. 1st print came out beyond my expectations.
I highly recommend this 3D printer.
Just need to learn what slicer to use and how to connect directly to my laptop thru USB. I loaded files on a micro SD but had issues with reading it. The flash drive had a few sample gcode files that I printed and it is beautiful beyond my expectations.
Will update once I talk to tech support and find out what slicer to use and how can I connect to it using USB cable.
Awesome printer love the movement.
Auto leveling works well but you have to get it within 0.05 between the 9points it senses. Again need to figure things out more as I use it.

I've been using the VEHO 800 3D printer for a while now, and it's been a solid addition to my toolbox.

The printer is powerful, with a sleek design that fits into any workspace. Setup was quick and straightforward, allowing me to dive into 3D printing almost immediately.

Print quality is excellent, with clean layers and precise details. Whether I'm printing small accessories or larger models, the VEHO 800 handles it all with ease.

Connectivity options are also convenient, allowing me to print wirelessly from my computer or smartphone.

Overall, the VEHO 800 is a reliable and user-friendly 3D printer that's perfect for both hobbyists and professionals. It's a great value for the money, and I'd recommend it to anyone interested in 3D printing.