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Which Revopoint 3D Scanner do I Need?

Which Revopoint 3D Scanner do I Need?

You’ve looked around the Revopoint store, and you’re not sure if you need a POP, POP 2, or MINI. Well, let’s cast that confusion aside and break down the differences between these three Revopoint 3D scanners, so you can figure out which one is right for you.

A Quick Overview 

Revopoint’s scanners can be split up by object size. POP and POP 2 are suited to 3D scanning medium-sized objects, and MINI is suited to small objects.

POP

This is the first consumer 3D scanner made by Revopoint, and it was designed for 3D scanning medium-sized objects.

POP 2

The upgraded version of POP with better accuracy, resolution, and scanning speed.

MINI

Revopoint’s first blue light scanner is for users who need highly detailed and accurate scans of small objects, generally for professional applications.

Specifications

Name

POP

POP 2

MINI

Technology

Dual-camera Infrared Structured Light

Dual-camera Infrared Structured Light

Dual-camera Blue Structured Light

Application

General Scanning

General Scanning

Scanning Small Objects

Single-frame Precision

Up to 0.15mm

Up to 0.05mm

Up to 0.02mm

Single-frame Accuracy

Up to 0.3mm

Up to 0.1mm

Up to 0.05mm

Resolution

0.15mm

0.1mm

0.05mm

Single Capture Range

130mm x 210mm

130mm x 210mm

64mm x 118mm

Working Distance

175mm ~ 375mm

150mm ~ 400mm

100mm ~ 200mm

Minimum Scan Volume

30mm x 30mm x 30mm

20mm x 20mm x 20mm

10mm x 10mm x 10mm

Scan Speed

Up to 8fps

Up to 10fps

Up to 10fps

Light Source

Class 1 Infrared Light

Class 1 Infrared Light

Class 1 Blue Light

Scanning Modes

Feature, Marker, Face, Body, Dark

Feature, Marker, Face, Body, Dark

Feature, Marker, Dark

Output Formats

STL, PLY, & OBJ

STL, PLY, & OBJ

STL, PLY, & OBJ

Color Scanning

Eye Safe Scanning

Outdoor Scanning

Ready to Print 3D Models

Scanner Weight

225g

195g

160g

Dimensions

154.6mm x 38.2mm x 25.6mm

154.6mm x 38.2mm x 25.6mm

120mm x 38.5mm x 25mm

Compatible Systems

Windows 8\10\11 (64-bit), Android, iOS, macOS

Windows 8\10\11 (64-bit), Android, iOS, macOS

Windows 8\10\11 (64-bit), Android, iOS, macOS

Wi-Fi

5 GHz

5 GHz

5 GHz

Bluetooth

4.1

4.1

4.1

Connector Type

Micro-B to A/C USB 3.0

Micro-B to A/C USB 3.0

Micro-B to A/C USB 3.0

Price

$599

$699

$799

Notes 1. Accuracy was acquired in a controlled lab environment. Actual results might vary, subject to the operation environment.

 

2. Windows 7 not supported

3. For scanning dark, transparent, or highly-reflective surfaces, we recommend using scanning spray.

So basically, if you need to scan small objects go MINI, and for medium objects, go POP or POP 2.

POP vs. POP 2

This depends on whether the POP’s 0.3mm accuracy is good enough for the scans you want to do. And if it is or isn’t depends on what you’re scanning and what you want to do with your 3D model. 

For example, if you’re scanning a vase with the aim of 3D printing a copy of it, then 0.3mm accuracy is more than enough for your needs. However, if you want to scan something like a screw to make a replacement part, then more accuracy is essential.

And with that, we now hope you understand which Revopoint 3D scanner is correct for you.

 

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