BIGTREETECH DIRECT TMC2209 V1.2/V1.3 Stepper Motor Driver Silent UART Stepsticks VS TMC2100 TMC2130 for SKR 2/ SKR V1.4 Turbo Manta M4P Manta M5P/M8P 3D Printer Motherboard (Pack of 4pcs)

These are so quiet compared to A4988 drivers that I didn’t realize the motor was moving. Good packaging and nice included heat sinks in pretty blue. Nice!

Got these as spares for my btt skr 1.4 turbo boards.. have been running my printers pretty hard lately and like spares on hand, zero failures to date though so these will probably just sit on a shelf forever.

Ender 3 Pro + SKR v1.4Turbo + TCM2209 Stepper drivers = 1 Awesome Printer! compared to the basic Ender 3 Pro steppers, these are 1 hell of an upgrade! You go from EeeEEEeEEeeeE sounding movements to Wooooosh Wooooooosh hahahhahahha Read the instructions carefully, you may need to cut a pin off the driver board. Easy tho. The included heat syncs really do a great job as well. Ive run a couple prints, lasting a few hours, without having the lid on my components case, so no fan... Never had the printer shutoff from overheating. As long as you update you firmware correction and using a compatible board, these stepper drivers are great!

I purchased these for a CNC build, but ended up using them on my FDM 3D printer. Performance is excellent & highly recommended.

Needed more juice to properly operate my extruder on my Ender 3 / SKR 1.3 setup and this did the job.

Silent, with sensorless homing. Easy to install, clear instructions

Hi Quality parts, definately worth the money... and the kids love the little rubber ducks.

I got this as my 5th tmc2209 for dual z upgrade. So glad I did so. The BTT version of the tmc2209 looks great and is nicely solder. I had shipping damage and was promptly taken care of. BTT has great quality items. I am running the tft 35, skr 1.4 turbo and now 5 of the tmc2209. I am so glad I went with BTT over others.

So I have to say right out of the gate that Biqu was great about replacing the motherboard on my printer when it failed. The failure also caused the print head/hotend to gum up real bad and it was pretty well ruined, and they replaced that as well. When swapping out the stepper motor drivers I likely ruined one unless it got damaged when the motherboard failed. Either way, I ordered these on my own to replace the ones that came with the original motherboard. THEY WORK GREAT! They literally are plug and play and my stepper motors are super silent. If you want to upgrade or just replace failed stepper motor drivers, these are an excellent choice.

This stepper driver was to replace one on a functioning 3D printer. The existing one was a 8825 for the bed axis. I was getting overshoot at high speeds, and thought a larger motor with a driver that could handle more current would help. So far, I replaced the driver, but not the motor yet. I had to change a jumper setting on the board, so the steps would match my existing setup, as the 8825 used the jumpers in a different config. It works well, and made that axis of the printer much quieter. However, it actually doesnt hold as well as the 8825 did. I tried adjusting the current, but would still lose steps at high speeds, where the 8825 could still hold. I had to adjust my jerk speed down some for this driver, and it is smooth and quiet, but was hoping for more on the holding power. Maybe with a new motor, it will do better. If youre looking for a cheap upgrade to really cut down the noise, then this is for you. I wasnt concerned about noise, just looking for something that could handle more current.