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I ordered 11 nozzles and received 3. I filmed the the opening of the envelope because it seemed suspicously small and light and I have enough experience with Chinese companies. I contacted support and sent the video but never got a reply, also not on other contacting attempts.
Beware of these scammers.
Bought a Lerdge K board for a Delta 3D printer. The board does not work correctly. Tech support is almost nonexistent. It takes 36+ hours to get a response from them. Now I'll most likely have to pay shipping costs to China for this garbage board. Too bad 0 stars wasn't an option.
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