The product offers an amazing ease of use. The user doesn’t have to be an expert in the field to get started using the printer and the bioinks. Right out of the box the system is usable and it even comes preloaded with printable files so that you can test things out right away. It also comes with bioinks which is nice as our lab currently doesn’t have the capabilities to make our own materials. The system also comes with a built in clean environment, which is super helpful because we don’t have to put the printer inside our already crammed hoods.

We have been using Inkredible+ 3D bio-printer for about 1.5 years. We were one of the early adopters of Inkredible+ (BioX was not on the market then, unfortunately) when there was almost no user feedback on the internet. We initially shortlisted two bio-printers (the other being a Philly-based 3D bio-printer company). There was a clear difference in CellInk’s customer approach, product robustness, and confidence in their products, all of which made CellInk stand alone in the market of 3D bioprinting. We trusted the company and now looking back we think it was not a wrong decision to go with CellInk. The technical team has been very helpful in designing different biological structure/models whenever needed. The bioprinter itself is very robust, we never had a mechanical or electrical failure. CellInk also offers different bioinks, which the end users should optimize for their specific research applications. The software side of the instrument is not well developed yet. An integrated single software that can design/draw a model, generate/edit G codes, is yet to arrive. End users can benefit from Bioverse, an useful platform (yet less publicized) to share ideas, designs, and codes. To sum up, Inkredible+ is really incredible: a very good bioprinter, within budget, and from a company who doesn’t forget their customers after selling their products.