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Revopoint MetroX
vs
EINSTAR :
32 Highlights & 54 Differences —
Who Offers Better Portability And Battery Life?
Preference for versatile OS support and wireless options? MetroX is tailored for broader platform compatibility.
We ran the full gadget test: Revopoint MetroX vs EINSTAR — from scanner category, portability, motion compensation & surface noise level to design smarts, here’s how they compare.
Portable and Easy to Deploy
Indicates whether the scanner is designed to be easily carried and used in different locations.
with a difference of 0 points
Scanning Performance
Rescans Are Rarely Needed
Shows whether rescanning is often needed to complete a model.
with a difference of 0 points
Accuracy & Resolution
0 inch higher accuracy
Measures the dimensional deviation within a single scan capture.
0.00394 inch
vs
0.002 inch
Revopoint MetroX vs EINSTAR: Which 3D Scanner Delivers the Best Performance?
When it comes to versatile and precise 3D scanning solutions designed for prosumers and professionals, the Revopoint MetroX and EINSTAR 3D scanners often emerge as solid contenders. Both models are tailored for structured light scanning and support critical applications including reverse engineering and 3D printing. They feature color capture, handheld scanning, and serve well in capturing organic shapes and human body scans. However, the Revopoint MetroX edges ahead with its advanced hardware, battery-powered portability, and enhanced precision, whereas EINSTAR shines with its three-camera setup and multi-industry versatility.
The Compact Powerhouse: What Makes Revopoint MetroX Stand Out
The Revopoint MetroX is a marvel of modern scanning technology, boasting a lightweight aluminum body at just 1.65 lbs, making it highly portable. Unlike EINSTAR, it sports an internal 2-hour battery life and charges fully in about 35 minutes, ideal for on-the-go professionals seeking uninterrupted scanning sessions.
The MetroX impresses with a superior dual-camera system featuring a remarkable 48 MP resolution, 30 frames per second scanning speed, and an outstanding 0.002 mm accuracy. This ensures crisp, high-fidelity models, especially when working with challenging shiny objects, a domain where EINSTAR cannot compete due to its lack of shiny object support.
Another strong suit of the MetroX is its versatility across scanning modes; it supports not only turntable scanning but also fixed and handheld methods with ease. It offers extensive scanning volumes (max object size up to 118.11 cm) and a deeper depth of field than EINSTAR, allowing for more flexible operation around larger objects and finer detail capture with minimal noise.
Connectivity options further underline the device's convenience, with both USB 3.0 and wireless connections, contrasted by EINSTAR's USB-only configuration. Plus, its compatibility with both Windows and macOS widens its user base substantially. On the software front, it supports local data storage, alongside real-time preview and various editing tools that empower users to perfect their scans swiftly.
EINSTAR: Reliable Versatility with a Focus on Stability
The EINSTAR scanner earns respect by offering a robust prosumer solution for users who prioritize stable desktop setups. While lighter at 1.1 lbs, its design sacrifices portability, lacking the internal battery life and wireless capabilities seen in the MetroX. This scanner works best when plugged into a reliable power source, making it less suited for fieldwork but well aligned with studio or lab environments.
This model features a three-camera array with infrared technology, providing dependable scanning for industrial parts, healthcare, education, and AR/VR applications. With a maximum scan volume of 2000 × 2000 × 2000 mm, EINSTAR accommodates large objects more easily within a controlled space despite a smaller individual maximum object size of 78.74 cm.
The trade-off for portability in this model is a slower scanning speed (14 FPS) and a lower camera resolution of 1.3 MP, resulting in 0.00394 mm accuracy. Its filtering uses an IR cut mechanism, and it lacks dedicated shiny object scanning support. However, the technology supports handheld and fixed scanning modes effectively, and features like color capture and marker-based scanning enhance its adaptability.
From a systems standpoint, EINSTAR demands a higher minimum of 16 GB RAM and a dedicated GPU, running on Windows only, contrasting MetroX's lighter specs and macOS compatibility. This means EINSTAR caters to users with robust workstation setups who are comfortable managing larger files with a slightly slower scanning process. It includes accessories: USB cable, calibration board, and carrying case; it offers a complete out-of-the-box experience akin to that of the MetroX.
Quick Take
The Revopoint MetroX excels in delivering sharper scan accuracy, quicker scan speeds, and greater versatility with wireless connectivity and battery power, making it perfect for mobile professionals or those dealing with larger and shinier objects. Conversely, EINSTAR, though less portable and slower, provides a solid, dependable option for fixed setups with a bigger multi-industry focus and somewhat lower upfront cost.
Bottom Line
Ultimately, the Revopoint MetroX emerges as the more well-rounded and forward-thinking scanner thanks to its superior precision, faster operation, and built-in portability features. EINSTAR remains a competitive choice for users prioritizing multi-domain use and affordability in a static environment but doesn't match the technical finesse required for fast-paced, versatile scanning projects.
Verdict
Winner: Revopoint MetroX - For its unmatched accuracy, portability with battery life, excellent scanning speed, and broader OS support.
Runner-up: EINSTAR - Reliable for stationary professional use with wider industry application and more budget-friendly, but lacks portability and top-tier scanning precision.
Portability differs between Revopoint MetroX and EINSTAR. The MetroX is portable, making it easier to carry and use on the go, while the EINSTAR lacks portability. For users needing mobility, Revopoint MetroX is more suitable.
Indicates whether the scanner is designed to be easily carried and used in different locations.
In the battle of Portability,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
better than
EINSTAR ◉
.
Based on community votes for Portability,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ earned
1 votes,
more than
EINSTAR ◉,
which got 0 votes.
Revopoint MetroX is categorized as Consumer, Prosumer, and Professional, while EINSTAR is Prosumer only. MetroX suits a wider audience including casual and expert users, offering more flexibility in use.
Indicates the market segment and typical performance class of the scanner.
In the battle of Scanner Category,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Release Year
What year was the scanner released?
0
Revopoint MetroX
0Votes
2024
0
EINSTAR
0Votes
2022
vs
Release Year
Release Year shows Revopoint MetroX launched in 2024, newer than EINSTAR's 2022 release. The newer MetroX may have updated features and improvements, making it more appealing for cutting-edge applications.
Shows the year the scanner model was first introduced to the market.
In the battle of Release Year,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Product Type
What is the product type?
0
Revopoint MetroX
0Votes
Handheld,Desktop
0
EINSTAR
0Votes
Portable
Defines the physical and functional form factor of the 3D scanner.
In the battle of Product Type,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Intended Use
What is the intended use?
0
Revopoint MetroX
0Votes
Reverse Engineering, 3D Printing
Intended Uses vary slightly; Revopoint MetroX targets Reverse Engineering and 3D Printing, whereas EINSTAR covers these plus Metrology, Healthcare, Education, Design, and AR/VR. For broader use cases, EINSTAR is more versatile.
Describes the primary applications the scanner is designed for.
In the battle of Intended Use,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Scanning Method
What scanning method is used?
0
Revopoint MetroX
0Votes
Structured Light
0
EINSTAR
0Votes
Structured Light
vs
Scanning Method
Both Revopoint MetroX and EINSTAR use Structured Light scanning methods, ensuring high-quality scans. This common technology makes either device a good choice if structured light scanning is a priority.
Identifies the core technology used to capture 3D data.
In the battle of Scanning Method,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Scanning Method on Revopoint MetroX ◉
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Both scanners support Motion Compensation, perfect for users scanning moving objects or working in dynamic environments. Both Revopoint MetroX and EINSTAR equally excel here.
Indicates support for compensating object or operator movement.
In the battle of Motion Compensation,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Frames Per Second
How many frames per second does it capture?
30
fps
1Votes
14
fps
0Votes
vs
Frames Per Second
Frames Per Second are 30 for Revopoint MetroX versus 14 for EINSTAR. MetroX's higher FPS enables smoother scanning and better handling of movements, making it more suitable for fast-paced scanning.
Represents the number of frames captured per second during scanning.
In the battle of Frames Per Second,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
better than
EINSTAR ◉
, delivering
higher
16.0 fps
measurement.
Based on community votes for Frames Per Second,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ earned
1 votes,
more than
EINSTAR ◉,
which got 0 votes.
The frame rate sensor on the Revopoint MetroX feels smoother with 30 fps versus only 14 fps on EINSTAR which is kinda noticeable in fast scanning jobs.
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Scan Speed
What is the scan speed?
15
fps
0Votes
14
fps
0Votes
EINSTAR
Scan speed is 14 fps, which governs how many frames the device captures per second and affects real-time smoothness.
Faster frame rates help when scanning moving or handheld subjects to reduce motion artifacts.
Indicates how quickly the scanner captures spatial data during operation.
In the battle of Scan Speed,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
better than
EINSTAR ◉
, delivering
higher
1.0 fps
measurement.
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Continuous Scan
Does it support continuous scanning?
Yes
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
Yes
0Votes
EINSTAR
Revopoint MetroX
Supports continuous scan mode to capture extended sequences without restarting, useful for full-object or environment scanning.
Indicates whether the scanner supports uninterrupted continuous scanning.
In the battle of Continuous Scan,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Multi-Scan Alignment
Does it support multi-scan alignment?
Yes
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
Yes
0Votes
EINSTAR
Revopoint MetroX
Supports multi-scan alignment so multiple passes can be merged into a single, coherent 3D model for complex objects.
Specifies whether multiple scans can be automatically aligned.
In the battle of Multi-Scan Alignment,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Single Scan Time
How long does a single scan take?
0.03
sec
0Votes
Who knows?
0Votes
EINSTAR
(Help us out by suggesting one!)
vs
Single Scan Time
Revopoint MetroX has a fast Single Scan Time at 0.03 seconds, while EINSTAR's scan time is unavailable. MetroX is likely more efficient for quick scans, making it preferable for time-sensitive projects.
Measures the time required to complete a single scan pass.
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Real-Time Processing
Is real-time processing available?
Yes
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
Yes
0Votes
EINSTAR
Shows whether scan data is processed live during capture.
In the battle of Real-Time Processing,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Scan Stability
How stable is the scanning process?
0
Revopoint MetroX
0Votes
High
0
EINSTAR
0Votes
High
vs
Scan Stability
Scan Stability is rated High for both Revopoint MetroX and EINSTAR. This ensures reliable and consistent scan results in both devices, making either a dependable choice.
Describes how stable and consistent scans remain during movement.
In the battle of Scan Stability,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Tracking Performance
How good is the tracking performance?
0
Revopoint MetroX
0Votes
Excellent
0
EINSTAR
0Votes
Excellent
Indicates how well the scanner maintains tracking of the object.
In the battle of Tracking Performance,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Rescan Requirement
Does it often require rescanning?
Yes
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
No
0Votes
EINSTAR
vs
Rescan Requirement
Rescan Requirement is Yes for Revopoint MetroX and No for EINSTAR. MetroX needs rescans, potentially slowing workflows, but EINSTAR’s no rescan improves efficiency. EINSTAR is better for uninterrupted scanning.
Shows whether rescanning is often needed to complete a model.
In the battle of Rescan Requirement,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
worse than
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Rescan Requirement on Revopoint MetroX ◉
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Surface Noise Level is Low in both Revopoint MetroX and EINSTAR, indicating clear and clean scans with minimal interference, suitable for high-detail projects on both devices.
Reflects the amount of unwanted surface artifacts in scans.
In the battle of Surface Noise Level,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Calibration Accuracy
What is the calibration accuracy?
0
inch
0Votes
0
inch
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
Calibration accuracy is specified as 0.001181 inch (0.00300 cm), indicating sub-millimeter precision suitable for detailed scans.
Such accuracy is appropriate for small-part inspection and high-detail reverse engineering workflows.
EINSTAR
Calibration accuracy of 0.00197 inch corresponds to 0.00500 cm, indicating the potential baseline error introduced during calibration.
Tighter calibration accuracy supports higher-precision measurement and metrology tasks.
Indicates accuracy achieved after proper calibration.
In the battle of Calibration Accuracy,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
worse than
EINSTAR ◉
, delivering
equal
0.00 inch
measurement.
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vs EINSTAR ◉ and help others decide!
Single Scan Accuracy
What is the single scan accuracy?
0
inch
0Votes
0
inch
0Votes
vs
Single Scan Accuracy
Single Scan Accuracy is 0.002 inches for Revopoint MetroX compared to 0.00394 inches for EINSTAR. MetroX offers higher accuracy, making it better for precision-dependent applications.
Measures the dimensional deviation within a single scan capture.
In the battle of Single Scan Accuracy,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
worse than
EINSTAR ◉
, delivering
equal
0.00 inch
measurement.
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Resolution Level
What is the resolution level?
0
inch
0Votes
0
inch
0Votes
EINSTAR
A point resolution of 0.00394 inch corresponds to 0.01001 cm, indicating the scanner can capture very fine surface details.
Higher resolution (smaller distance) is beneficial for small or detailed objects where precision is critical.
Represents the smallest detail size the scanner can resolve.
In the battle of Resolution Level,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
worse than
EINSTAR ◉
, delivering
equal
0.00 inch
measurement.
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Resolution Level on Revopoint MetroX ◉
vs EINSTAR ◉ and help others decide!
Detail Capture Quality
How good is the detail capture quality?
0
Revopoint MetroX
0Votes
High
0
EINSTAR
0Votes
High
vs
Detail Capture Quality
Detail Capture Quality is High on both devices, ensuring they can adequately handle fine features and intricate textures. Both Revopoint MetroX and EINSTAR are suitable for detailed scanning.
Describes how well small features and textures are preserved.
In the battle of Detail Capture Quality,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Accuracy Degradation Range
How much does accuracy degrade at range?
0
inch
0Votes
Who knows?
0Votes
EINSTAR
(Help us out by suggesting one!)
vs
Accuracy Degradation Range
Accuracy Degradation Range is 0.003937 inches for Revopoint MetroX but unavailable for EINSTAR. The precise degradation measure in MetroX highlights better accuracy tracking under varying conditions, favoring users needing consistency.
Measures how accuracy declines at extreme distances or volumes.
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Point Distance
What is the point distance?
0
inch
1Votes
0
inch
0Votes
vs
Point Distance
Point Distance is 0.001181 inches for Revopoint MetroX and 0.00394 inches for EINSTAR. MetroX achieves finer point spacing, offering higher resolution and detail capture. MetroX is better for detailed scanning.
Defines the distance between captured data points on the surface.
In the battle of Point Distance,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
better than
EINSTAR ◉
, delivering
equal
0.00 inch
measurement.
Based on community votes for Point Distance,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ earned
1 votes,
more than
EINSTAR ◉,
which got 0 votes.
Point distance makes a big difference in details and the Revopoint MetroX delivers with 0.001181 inch while EINSTAR has a higher 0.00394 inch which is a bit less sharp.
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Volumetric Accuracy
What is the volumetric accuracy?
0
inch
0Votes
0.01
inch
0Votes
Indicates accuracy across the entire scanned volume.
In the battle of Volumetric Accuracy,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
worse than
EINSTAR ◉
, delivering
equal
0.00 inch
measurement.
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Edge Sharpness
How sharp are captured edges?
0
Revopoint MetroX
0Votes
Sharp
0
EINSTAR
0Votes
Sharp
Indicates how clearly edges and boundaries are defined.
In the battle of Edge Sharpness,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Measurement Repeatability
How repeatable are measurements?
0
inch
0Votes
0
inch
0Votes
Shows how consistent measurements are across repeated scans.
In the battle of Measurement Repeatability,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
worse than
EINSTAR ◉
, delivering
equal
0.00 inch
measurement.
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Measurement Repeatability on Revopoint MetroX ◉
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Who knows?
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
(Help us out by suggesting one!)
0
EINSTAR
0Votes
2000 × 2000 × 2000 mm
vs
Maximum Scan Volume
Maximum Scan Volume is unavailable for Revopoint MetroX, but EINSTAR supports up to 2000 × 2000 × 2000 mm. EINSTAR suits users who need to scan within a defined volumetric range.
Defines the largest 3D space the scanner can capture in a single or combined scan.
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Field of View Width
What is the field of view width?
7.87
inch
0Votes
17.08
inch
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
Field of view width is 7.87 inch (20.00 cm), defining the horizontal area captured in a single frame and influencing how much of an object is seen at once.
EINSTAR
Field of view width of 17.08 inch converts to 43.38 cm, representing the horizontal scene captured per frame.
A wider FOV reduces the number of passes needed for broad surfaces.
Measures the horizontal capture width in a single scan frame.
In the battle of Field of View Width,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
worse than
EINSTAR ◉
, delivering
lower
9.2 inch
measurement.
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Field of View Width on Revopoint MetroX ◉
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Minimum Scan Volume
What is the minimum scan volume?
Who knows?
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
(Help us out by suggesting one!)
0
EINSTAR
0Votes
100 × 100 × 100 mm
vs
Minimum Scan Volume
Minimum Scan Volume is unavailable for Revopoint MetroX but 100 × 100 × 100 mm for EINSTAR. Users needing to scan very small items may prefer EINSTAR due to its explicit minimum scan volume.
Describes the smallest effective 3D space the scanner can accurately capture.
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Minimum Object Size
What is the minimum object size?
0.39
inch
0Votes
3.94
inch
0Votes
EINSTAR
Minimum object size of 3.94 inch corresponds to 10.01 cm, meaning objects smaller than this may be difficult to fully register without specialized setups.
For very small items, consider macro scanning accessories or turntable setups.
Indicates the smallest object dimension that can be reliably scanned.
In the battle of Minimum Object Size,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
better than
EINSTAR ◉
, delivering
lower
3.6 inch
measurement.
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Maximum Object Size
What is the maximum object size?
118.11
inch
0Votes
78.74
inch
0Votes
vs
Maximum Object Size
Maximum Object Size is larger on Revopoint MetroX at 118.11 inches versus 78.74 inches on EINSTAR. MetroX supports scanning bigger objects, ideal for larger projects or items.
Shows the largest object dimension supported by the scanner.
In the battle of Maximum Object Size,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
better than
EINSTAR ◉
, delivering
higher
39.4 inch
measurement.
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Minimum Scan Distance
What is the minimum scan distance?
3.94
inch
0Votes
6.3
inch
0Votes
vs
Minimum Scan Distance
Minimum Scan Distance is 3.94 inches for Revopoint MetroX and 6.3 inches for EINSTAR. MetroX allows closer scanning of objects, beneficial for detailed scans of small areas.
Represents the closest distance the scanner can be to the object.
In the battle of Minimum Scan Distance,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
better than
EINSTAR ◉
, delivering
lower
2.4 inch
measurement.
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Maximum Scan Distance
What is the maximum scan distance?
31.5
inch
0Votes
6.3
inch
0Votes
EINSTAR
Maximum scan distance of 6.3 inch is approximately 16.00 cm, defining the effective working distance from the sensor to the object.
Staying within that range helps maintain optimal accuracy and texture capture.
Indicates the farthest distance at which scanning remains effective.
In the battle of Maximum Scan Distance,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
better than
EINSTAR ◉
, delivering
higher
25.2 inch
measurement.
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Depth of Field
What is the depth of field?
11.81
inch
0Votes
6.3
inch
0Votes
vs
Depth of Field
Depth of Field is 11.81 inches for Revopoint MetroX versus 6.3 inches for EINSTAR. MetroX delivers a wider focus range, enabling better scanning of objects at varied distances.
Describes the usable distance range where objects remain in focus.
In the battle of Depth of Field,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
better than
EINSTAR ◉
, delivering
higher
5.5 inch
measurement.
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Field of View Height
What is the field of view height?
5.91
inch
0Votes
14.92
inch
0Votes
EINSTAR
Field of view height of 14.92 inch equals 37.88 cm, indicating the vertical span the scanner captures in a single frame.
A larger FOV height speeds coverage of taller objects at the cost of per-area detail.
Measures the vertical capture height in a single scan frame.
In the battle of Field of View Height,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
worse than
EINSTAR ◉
, delivering
lower
9.0 inch
measurement.
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Camera Resolution for Revopoint MetroX is 48 MP, significantly higher than EINSTAR's 1.3 MP. MetroX captures much finer details, making it preferable for high-resolution scanning.
Specifies the resolution of the capture cameras.
In the battle of Camera Resolution,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
better than
EINSTAR ◉
, delivering
higher
46.7 mp
measurement.
Based on community votes for Camera Resolution,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ earned
1 votes,
more than
EINSTAR ◉,
which got 0 votes.
MetroX has a huge advantage with 48 MP camera resolution which really boosts scan clarity, way better than EINSTAR's 1.3 MP which seems quite low in comparison.
Infrared capability is No for Revopoint MetroX but Yes for EINSTAR. EINSTAR can scan better in low light or through obscurants using infrared, benefiting specialized use cases.
Indicates whether infrared scanning is supported.
In the battle of Infrared,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
worse than
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Infrared on Revopoint MetroX ◉
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Optical Filter Type is Bandpass for Revopoint MetroX and IR Cut for EINSTAR. Bandpass filters in MetroX may allow better selectivity of wavelengths, improving scan quality in bright environments.
Describes the type of optical filtering used to improve the quality of captured scans.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Light Source Wavelength
What is the light wavelength?
450
nm
0Votes
0
nm
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
Light source wavelength is 450 nm, which is in the blue region and can affect material responses and eye-safety considerations.
Indicates the wavelength of the emitted light.
In the battle of Light Source Wavelength,
Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
, delivering
equal
450.0 nm
measurement.
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Sensor Type
What type of sensor does it use?
0
Revopoint MetroX
0Votes
CMOS
0
EINSTAR
0Votes
CMOS
Identifies the primary sensor technology used for depth capture.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Number of Cameras
How many cameras are included?
0
Revopoint MetroX
0Votes
2
0
EINSTAR
0Votes
3
vs
Number of Cameras
Revopoint MetroX has 2 cameras versus 3 in EINSTAR. More cameras in EINSTAR may enhance depth perception and scan completeness. EINSTAR might be better for complex scanning scenes.
Indicates how many cameras are used for scanning.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Light Source Type
What light source is used?
0
Revopoint MetroX
0Votes
Infrared,LED
0
EINSTAR
0Votes
Infrared
vs
Light Source Type
Light Source Type for Revopoint MetroX is Infrared and LED, while EINSTAR uses Infrared only. The addition of LED in MetroX may enhance scanning quality in various lighting conditions.
Describes the type of light used to project patterns or beams.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Laser Class
What laser class does it meet?
0
Revopoint MetroX
0Votes
Class 1
0
EINSTAR
0Votes
Class 1
Specifies the laser safety classification.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Color Camera Presence
Is there a color camera?
Yes
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
Yes
0Votes
EINSTAR
Shows whether a dedicated color camera is included.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Both Revopoint MetroX and EINSTAR support Handheld and Fixed Scanning Modes, offering flexibility to users in diverse scanning setups and environments.
Indicates the supported operational scanning modes.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Turntable Scanning is supported by Revopoint MetroX but not by EINSTAR. MetroX users benefit from the easy scanning of small objects with controlled rotation, enhancing scan completeness.
Specifies compatibility with turntable-based scanning workflows.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
better than
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Marker-Based Scanning is enabled on both devices, aiding alignment and accuracy. Both Revopoint MetroX and EINSTAR are effective in controlled environments requiring markers.
Indicates whether physical markers can be used for tracking.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Texture Capture
Can it capture textures?
Yes
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
Yes
0Votes
EINSTAR
Revopoint MetroX
Texture capture is supported, meaning color information is recorded in addition to geometric data for richer models.
Indicates whether surface textures can be captured.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Handheld Scanning
Does it support handheld scanning?
Yes
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
Yes
0Votes
EINSTAR
vs
Handheld Scanning
Handheld Scanning is supported by both scanners, allowing for portable, flexible scanning sessions. Both Revopoint MetroX and EINSTAR are suitable for dynamic and on-site scanning tasks.
Shows whether the scanner can be used freely by hand.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Fixed Scanning
Can it be used in a fixed setup?
Yes
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
Yes
0Votes
EINSTAR
Indicates support for stationary or mounted scanning setups.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Markerless Scanning
Does it support markerless scanning?
Yes
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
Yes
0Votes
EINSTAR
Shows whether the scanner can track objects without markers.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Color Capture
Does it support color capture?
Yes
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
Yes
0Votes
EINSTAR
vs
Color Capture
Color Capture is supported by both Revopoint MetroX and EINSTAR, allowing users to create realistic texture-color models suitable for visualization and presentation.
Shows whether full-color data can be captured during scanning.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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HDR
Is HDR supported?
Yes
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
Yes
0Votes
EINSTAR
Indicates support for high dynamic range capture.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Shows whether reflective or glossy surfaces are supported.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
better than
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Supported Object Materials
What materials can be scanned?
0
Revopoint MetroX
0Votes
Plastic, Metal, Wood, Clay, Fabric, Stone
0
EINSTAR
0Votes
Plastic, Metal, Wood, Clay, Fabric, Stone
EINSTAR
Supported object materials include Plastic, Metal, Wood, Clay, Fabric, and Stone, covering a wide range of common scan subjects.
Material versatility means fewer surface preparation steps for many use cases, though reflective or transparent surfaces may still require special handling.
Lists common materials the scanner can capture effectively.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Face Scanning
Can it scan faces?
Yes
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
Yes
0Votes
EINSTAR
Revopoint MetroX
Capable of face scanning, suitable for applications like avatar creation, VR/AR faces, and facial modeling workflows.
Indicates suitability for facial scanning applications.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Industrial Part Scanning
Can it scan industrial parts?
Yes
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
Yes
0Votes
EINSTAR
Revopoint MetroX
Suitable for industrial part scanning, supporting workflows that require capturing mechanical components and assemblies.
Shows whether rigid mechanical or industrial parts can be scanned accurately.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Dark Object
Can it scan dark objects?
Yes
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
Yes
0Votes
EINSTAR
Indicates whether dark or black surfaces can be scanned without coating.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Transparent Object
Can it scan transparent objects?
No
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
No
0Votes
EINSTAR
Indicates support for clear or transparent materials.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Human Body Scanning
Can it scan the human body?
Yes
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
Yes
0Votes
EINSTAR
Shows whether full or partial human body scanning is supported.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Organic Shape Scanning
Can it scan organic shapes?
Yes
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
Yes
0Votes
EINSTAR
Indicates effectiveness when scanning freeform or organic shapes.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Software & Processing
10
Included Software
What software is included?
0
Revopoint MetroX
0Votes
ScanStudio
0
EINSTAR
0Votes
EXStar
Revopoint MetroX
Included software is ScanStudio, which provides capture, alignment, and basic post-processing tools for the scanner.
EINSTAR
Included software is EXStar, which provides the primary capture, alignment, and export tools for the scanner.
Bundled software simplifies the out-of-box workflow for most common scanning tasks.
Identifies the primary software provided with the scanner.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Hole Filling
Does it support hole filling?
Yes
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
Yes
0Votes
EINSTAR
Revopoint MetroX
Includes hole filling routines to automatically close small gaps in meshes, reducing manual cleanup after scanning.
Indicates support for automatically filling gaps in meshes.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Real-Time Preview
Is real-time preview available?
Yes
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
Yes
0Votes
EINSTAR
Indicates whether scan results can be viewed live during capture.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Mesh Editing Tools
Are mesh editing tools included?
Yes
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
Yes
0Votes
EINSTAR
Shows whether built-in tools are available for editing meshes.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Smoothing Tools
Are smoothing tools included?
Yes
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
Yes
0Votes
EINSTAR
Shows whether surface smoothing tools are available.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Alignment Tools
Are alignment tools included?
Yes
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
Yes
0Votes
EINSTAR
Indicates availability of tools for aligning multiple scans.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Measurement Tools
Are measurement tools available?
Yes
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
Yes
0Votes
EINSTAR
Shows whether dimensional measurement tools are provided.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Texture Mapping
Does it support texture mapping?
Yes
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
Yes
0Votes
EINSTAR
Indicates support for applying textures to 3D meshes.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Automation Features
Are automation features included?
Yes
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
Yes
0Votes
EINSTAR
Shows whether automated processing features are available.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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AI Enhancement Features
Are AI enhancements available?
Yes
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
Yes
0Votes
EINSTAR
Indicates use of AI to improve scan quality or processing.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Battery life on the Revopoint MetroX lasts 2 hours which is nice for longer tasks while EINSTAR doesn't have battery life info and probably needs to be plugged in all time.
Power consumption of 10 Watt is relatively low, making the device energy-efficient for extended scanning sessions.
Lower wattage reduces heat generation and eases power supply requirements for portable use.
Indicates how much power the scanner consumes during operation.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
worse than
EINSTAR ◉
, delivering
higher
2.0 Watt
measurement.
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Power Source
What is the power source?
0
Revopoint MetroX
0Votes
USB Powered
0
EINSTAR
0Votes
USB Powered
EINSTAR
Power source is USB Powered, allowing the scanner to run from a laptop or USB power adapter without a dedicated AC supply.
USB power increases portability but may limit peak power draw compared with dedicated AC solutions.
Identifies the primary power method used by the scanner.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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External Power
Can it run on external power?
No
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
No
0Votes
EINSTAR
Revopoint MetroX
Does not support external power; the scanner relies on its built-in or USB power source for operation.
Shows whether the scanner can operate while plugged into external power.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Battery Type
What type of battery does it use?
Who knows?
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
(Help us out by suggesting one!)
Who knows?
0Votes
EINSTAR
(Help us out by suggesting one!)
Specifies the type of battery used, if applicable.
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Battery Capacity
What is the battery capacity?
5,000
mAh
0Votes
Who knows?
0Votes
EINSTAR
(Help us out by suggesting one!)
Indicates the total energy capacity of the battery.
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Charging Time
How long does it take to charge?
0.58
hours
0Votes
Who knows?
0Votes
EINSTAR
(Help us out by suggesting one!)
Measures the time required to fully recharge the battery.
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Environmental & Operating Conditions
7
Operating Temperature Range
What is the operating temperature range?
0
Revopoint MetroX
0Votes
32–104°F
0
EINSTAR
0Votes
32–104°F
Revopoint MetroX
Operating temperature range is 32–104°F (0–40°C), so avoid using the scanner outside this interval to maintain calibration and performance.
Keeping the device within this range helps preserve sensor stability and battery life.
EINSTAR
Operating temperature range of 32–104°F equals 0–40°C, indicating the environment in which the scanner will function reliably.
Operating outside this window can impact sensor performance and calibration stability.
Specifies the temperature range in which the scanner can operate effectively.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Storage Temperature Range
What is the storage temperature range?
0
Revopoint MetroX
0Votes
14–140°F
0
EINSTAR
0Votes
14–104°F
EINSTAR
Storage temperature range of 14–140°F converts to -10–60°C, which defines safe storage conditions for the hardware and batteries.
Storing outside this range can shorten component life or damage sensitive electronics.
Indicates safe temperature limits for storing the scanner when not in use.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Outdoor Use
Can it be used outdoors?
Yes
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
Yes
0Votes
EINSTAR
EINSTAR
Rated for outdoor use, meaning it can operate in non-laboratory environments with typical field lighting and temperature variations.
Outdoor capability is useful for scanning large objects or site-based inspections without needing a controlled indoor setup.
Indicates whether the scanner can be used outdoors.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Operating Humidity Range
What humidity levels are supported?
0
Revopoint MetroX
0Votes
10–90%
0
EINSTAR
0Votes
10–90%
Describes acceptable humidity levels during operation.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Vibration Resistance
Is it resistant to vibration?
No
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
No
0Votes
EINSTAR
Shows resistance to vibration during operation.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Dust Resistance
Is it dust resistant?
No
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
No
0Votes
EINSTAR
Indicates protection against dust ingress.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Moisture Resistance
Is it moisture resistant?
No
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
No
0Votes
EINSTAR
Shows resistance to moisture or light splashes.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Shows whether tablets can be used with the scanner.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Minimum CPU Requirement
What CPU is required?
0
Revopoint MetroX
0Votes
Intel i5
0
EINSTAR
0Votes
Intel i7
Revopoint MetroX
Minimum CPU requirement is Intel i5, which indicates the baseline processing power needed for smooth scanning and basic processing tasks.
Describes the minimum processor specifications required.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Supported Operating Systems
Which operating systems are supported?
0
Revopoint MetroX
0Votes
Windows, macOS
0
EINSTAR
0Votes
Windows
Lists operating systems compatible with the scanner software.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
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EINSTAR ◉
.
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Mobile Device Compatibility
Is it compatible with mobile devices?
No
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
Yes
0Votes
EINSTAR
Indicates support for smartphones as control or processing devices.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
worse than
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Driver Availability
Are drivers available?
Yes
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
Yes
0Votes
EINSTAR
Indicates whether official drivers are readily available.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Indicates whether the scanner can be used with a turntable.
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Revopoint MetroX ◉ is
same as
EINSTAR ◉
.
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Included Accessories
What accessories are included?
0
Revopoint MetroX
0Votes
USB Cable, Calibration Board, Carrying Case
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EINSTAR
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USB Cable, Calibration Board, Carrying Case
Lists standard accessories included with the scanner.
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Tripod Compatibility
Can it be mounted on a tripod?
Yes
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
Yes
0Votes
EINSTAR
Shows whether the scanner can be mounted on a tripod.
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Extension Modules
Are extension modules supported?
No
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
No
0Votes
EINSTAR
Indicates whether hardware or functional extensions are supported.
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Replacement Parts Availability
Are replacement parts available?
Yes
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Revopoint MetroX
Yes
0Votes
EINSTAR
Shows whether replacement parts are readily available.
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Shows compliance with electromagnetic compatibility standards.
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Safety Certifications
What safety certifications does it have?
0
Revopoint MetroX
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CE, FCC, RoHS
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EINSTAR
0Votes
CE, FCC, RoHS
EINSTAR
Safety and compliance certifications include CE, FCC, and RoHS, covering regional safety, electromagnetic compatibility, and hazardous-material restrictions.
These certifications facilitate deployment in many commercial and professional environments.
Lists general safety certifications the scanner complies with.
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Laser Safety Compliance
Is it laser safety compliant?
Yes
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
Yes
0Votes
EINSTAR
Indicates compliance with laser safety regulations.
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Environmental Compliance
Is it environmentally compliant?
Yes
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Revopoint MetroX
Yes
0Votes
EINSTAR
Indicates compliance with environmental regulations.
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Industry Standards Compliance
Which industry standards are supported?
0
Revopoint MetroX
0Votes
ISO 9001
0
EINSTAR
0Votes
IEC
Describes adherence to industry-specific standards.
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Export Restrictions
Are there export restrictions?
No
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Revopoint MetroX
No
0Votes
EINSTAR
Indicates whether there are any export or regional usage restrictions.
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Shows whether ongoing software updates are provided.
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Technical Support Availability
Is technical support available?
Yes
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
Yes
0Votes
EINSTAR
Revopoint MetroX
Technical support is available, helping users troubleshoot issues and get assistance with setup and software usage.
Indicates whether technical support is available.
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Training Resources
Are training resources available?
Yes
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
Yes
0Votes
EINSTAR
EINSTAR
Training materials and resources are provided to help users learn scanning workflows and software tools.
These resources reduce onboarding time and are useful for both beginners and intermediate users.
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Warranty Duration
How long is the warranty?
0
Revopoint MetroX
0Votes
1 Year
0
EINSTAR
0Votes
1 Year
Indicates the length of the standard warranty coverage.
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Extended Warranty Option
Is an extended warranty available?
Yes
0Votes
Revopoint MetroX
Yes
0Votes
EINSTAR
Shows whether extended warranty plans are available.
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Support Channels
What support channels are available?
0
Revopoint MetroX
0Votes
Email, Ticket System
0
EINSTAR
0Votes
Email, Ticket System
Lists available channels for customer support.
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Documentation Quality
How good is the documentation?
0
Revopoint MetroX
0Votes
Comprehensive
0
EINSTAR
0Votes
Comprehensive
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Surveys
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Scanning Performance
How would you rate the overall scanning performance of this 3D scanner?
Excellent performance — Scans high detail with great speed
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Very good performance — Scans with minor detail loss at high speed
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Good performance — Adequate scanning speed and detail
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Fair performance — Noticeable detail loss or slower scan speed
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Poor performance — Frequent detail loss and very slow scans
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Accuracy & Resolution
How would you rate the accuracy and resolution of this 3D scanner?
Extremely accurate — 0.01mm or better
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0Votes
Very accurate — 0.02mm to 0.05mm
0Votes
0Votes
Accurate — 0.06mm to 0.1mm
0Votes
0Votes
Fair accuracy — 0.1mm to 0.2mm
0Votes
0Votes
Low accuracy — Above 0.2mm
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Scanning Volume & Range
How would you rate the scanning volume and range of this 3D scanner?
Excellent — Can scan large objects with a range of over 30 feet
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Very good — Can scan medium-sized objects with a range of 20 to 30 feet
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Good — Can scan small to medium-sized objects with a range of 10 to 20 feet
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Fair — Limited range of 5 to 10 feet, small object scanning
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Poor — Very limited range under 5 feet, mostly for tiny objects
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Ease of Setup
How would you rate the ease of setting up this 3D scanner?
Very easy — Setup completed in under 15 minutes
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Easy — Setup took 15 to 30 minutes
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Average — Setup took around 30 minutes
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Difficult — Setup took over 30 minutes with unclear instructions
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0Votes
Very difficult — Setup was confusing and required external help
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Software Usability
How would you rate the ease of using the software that comes with this 3D scanner?
Extremely intuitive — No learning curve, very user-friendly
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Very easy to use — Simple interface, minor learning required
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Easy to use — Clear interface, requires some basic guidance
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0Votes
Fair — Functional but not very intuitive, requires effort
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Poor — Difficult to navigate and understand
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0Votes
Noise Level
How would you rate the noise level during operation of this 3D scanner?
Quiet — Almost no noise
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Low noise — Noticeable but not distracting
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0Votes
Moderate noise — A little loud but bearable
0Votes
0Votes
High noise — Noticeable and disruptive during use
0Votes
0Votes
Extremely loud — Constant, disturbing noise
0Votes
0Votes
Durability & Build Quality
How would you rate the durability and build quality of this 3D scanner?
Very durable — Built to last with high-quality materials
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0Votes
Durable — Well-built, can withstand regular use
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Average durability — Suitable for regular use, but not rugged
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Below average durability — May show wear and tear with frequent use
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Poor durability — Flimsy, prone to damage easily
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Design Appeal
How would you rate the design and appearance of this 3D scanner?
Sleek and modern — Looks high-end and very attractive
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Stylish — Well-designed and appealing
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Neutral design — Functional but not particularly eye-catching
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Basic design — Plain and unremarkable
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Unattractive — Poor design, not visually appealing
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Comfort of Use
How would you rate the comfort of using this 3D scanner for long sessions?
Very comfortable — Easy to use for hours without discomfort
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Comfortable — Can use for a few hours without issues
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Fairly comfortable — Some discomfort after extended use
0Votes
0Votes
Uncomfortable — Difficult to use for long periods
0Votes
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Very uncomfortable — Hard to use for any extended time
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Pricing
How would you rate the pricing for this 3D scanner?
Great value for money — Affordable for the features provided
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Pretty good price — Offers good value for the cost
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Fair deal — Reasonable, but not exceptional
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Kinda pricey — Slightly expensive for what it offers
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