The print quality is certainly very good, and they even have the lighting at an angle to the print which would show up any layer alignment that is less than perfect. The high price is due to using the screws on all axes and metal extruder and carriages. If it can print at 300mm/s and achieve that quality, then it is worth a premium. However it is possible to get really good prints without spending that kind of money. You can go all out on components but I think there are some diminishing returns there. A lot of the money is also going into the case which is cosmetic, but in the market they are looking at also gives it credibility.Mostly they are selling it to people that would normally by a Mojo or Uprint but might consider a Replicator too low end. For that price I think they really need auto leveling to make it seem more like the plug and play machines for which this is supposed to be an alternative.
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