Creality Sermoon P1 review: This ultraportable handheld 3D scanner let me scan almost any object I wanted
The Creality Sermoon P1 is a handheld 3D scanner that combines multiple scanning technologies to ensure you can scan pretty much anything.
The Creality Sermoon P1 is a compact handheld 3D scanner that simplifies the scanning process without the need for wires or a connected computer. With an onboard Qualcomm eight-core processor, 24GB of RAM, and 256GB of storage, it handles everything from initial capture to multi-scan merging within the device itself. The scanner boasts a six-inch Full HD touchscreen display for real-time scanning and editing, and it features two scanning modes: a blue laser with markers and an infrared mode for objects without markers.
The device weighs 830g and runs on a swappable 3,300mAh battery, providing up to 80% charge in 50 minutes. Both the P1 and its predecessor, the S1, require proper preparation, lighting, and scanning techniques for optimal results. The Sermoon P1 is priced at $3299 in the US and £2799 in the UK, and it comes with additional accessories like an automatic turntable and scanning markers.
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