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Entina Tina2S 3D Printer
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Entina Tina2S 3D Printer
TINA2 SERIES COMPARISON
Find the Right Tina2 for You
Compare Tina2C, Tina2S, and Tina2 Plus side by side — from build volume and print speed to heated bed, material compatibility, connectivity, and everyday features.
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Full Auto Leveling
Quickchange Test nozzle
Updatedhigh-Power fan
Heatable Spring Steel Platform
Compatible with Filaments
Fully packaged
What can 3D printing be used for?
In the age of AIGC 3D, your hands can bring imagination to life. Nothing is impossible—only unimagined
Easy Mobile Printing
Print in a tap and no experience needed
Motherboard R72F
Upgraded with the TMC2208 silent driver and ESP32 Wi-Fi module, featuring Bluetooth connectivity for network diagnostics.
Tina2s Maximum Printing Speed
Using high-speed filaments and tuning to the maximum limit to maintain a high average speed over time.
Connection Method
Provides three diverse connection methods to facilitate file transfer and printing
APP Cloud Control
Remotely start printing and monitor progress
Massive Model Library
Beginner models, children's toys, learning models, art, fashion, household tools, spare parts
Step1-Configure the network
Step2-Find the print model
Step3-Print and share
1×8mm
1xPhillips
Hex
1xACPower
1xSolid
1×100g
1xAdapter
1xMicro SDCard
Yes. Tina2S is a connected beginner printer for users who want automatic leveling, app/Wi-Fi workflows, filament detection, and a heated bed without moving to a larger machine. It arrives pre-assembled and is well suited to home users, classrooms, and STEM projects.
Tina2S sits between the other two models. Compared with Tina2C, it adds a heated bed up to 60 °C, filament runout detection, PETG support, and a faster maximum speed of 150 mm/s. Tina2 Plus is the performance-focused option with up to 250 mm/s, a PEI bed heated up to 80 °C, power-loss recovery, quiet printing, and a slightly larger 100 × 110 × 100 mm build volume.
Tina2S has a 100 × 105 × 100 mm build volume and a maximum print speed of up to 150 mm/s. It keeps the compact Tina2 footprint while giving you more speed and material flexibility than Tina2C.
Tina2S supports PLA, PLA Pro, TPU, and PETG with standard 1.75 mm filament. Its heated spring-steel build plate reaches up to 60 °C, giving you more first-layer and material flexibility than Tina2C.
Yes. Tina2S uses 9-point automatic bed leveling and a plug-in quick-release nozzle mechanism. The maximum nozzle temperature is up to 245 °C.
Tina2S includes a filament runout sensor, which can help catch an empty spool before a print is lost. Power-loss recovery and quiet printing are not listed for Tina2S; those two features are available on Tina2C and Tina2 Plus.
Tina2S is the connectivity-focused model and supports app/Wi-Fi workflows as well as TF-card printing. This lets you choose between a connected PoloPrint-style workflow and an offline file-transfer workflow.
Yes. Use a Tina2S-specific profile in a compatible slicer such as Cura or WiiBuilder. You can prepare your own model files, export printer-ready G-code, and print through a supported transfer method.
Yes. Wi-Fi and app control are useful features, but they are not the only way to print. You can prepare a file in a slicer and use TF-card printing when you prefer an offline workflow.