Revopoint continues to expand its lineup of innovative 3D scanning solutions with new launches that serve both creators and professionals. From the portable and accessible INSPIRE 2, to the high-precision MetroY Series, and now the upgraded POP 4 — each scanner brings improvements in accuracy, flexibility, and wireless functionality. Whether you’re scanning at home or in an industrial setting, Revopoint’s latest generation is built to meet a wide range of needs.
Table of Contents
- Revopoint MetroY Ultra NEW
- Revopoint POP 4 NEW
- Revopoint POP 3 Review
- The MetroX Pro
- Revopoint MetroX Review
- Revopoint MetroY and MetroY Pro
- Revopoint INSPIRE 2 Quick Look & Review NEW
- Revopoint INSPIRE Review
- Revopoint Trackit Review
- Conclusion
Revopoint is celebrating its 12th anniversary with special offers across its 3D scanning lineup, including discounts of up to 20%. The promotion covers a range of devices, making it a good opportunity to explore both new releases and existing models.
MetroY Ultra CMM Edition – Metrology-Grade Scanning with On-Site Verification
Where to Buy
The MetroY Ultra is available in two versions, with the Standard Edition starting at $1,899 and the CMM Edition at $2,499. Both are available for pre-order, with early launch discounts offered.
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The MetroY Ultra is Revopoint’s latest high-end 3D scanner, designed for professionals who require not just geometry capture, but verified, measurement-ready data. Built for quality control, reverse engineering, and industrial inspection, it pushes accuracy and workflow integration further into metrology territory.
With a volumetric accuracy of 0.015 mm + 0.04 mm × L (m) and multi-line laser scanning speeds of up to 90 fps, the MetroY Ultra is engineered for demanding applications. It features five scanning modes, including cross-line, parallel-line for fine details, single-line for deep holes, full-field structured light, and automated turntable scanning — offering flexibility across complex geometries and surfaces.
The scanner supports outdoor operation up to 100,000 lux and can run wirelessly via a mobile device using the included 5500 mAh battery grip, enabling around 2.5 hours of untethered scanning. This makes it suitable for both workshop and on-site industrial environments.
For advanced inspection workflows, the MetroY Ultra CMM Edition introduces real-time on-site accuracy verification using a certified carbon-fiber ball plate. It also includes access to Revo Measure, a PTB-certified software platform for GD&T analysis and reporting, enabling a complete scan-to-measurement workflow in one ecosystem.
POP 4 – Hybrid Blue Laser and Infrared Scanning for Everyday Use
Where to Buy
The POP 4 is launching via Kickstarter, with sign-ups opening alongside Revopoint’s 12th anniversary campaign. Early backers can expect discounts of up to 37%.
Sign-up Page:
Official Website
The POP 4 is Revopoint’s new hybrid 3D scanner, combining blue laser and infrared structured light to handle a wide range of scanning tasks. Positioned as a versatile everyday scanner, it is designed to capture everything from small indoor objects to larger outdoor subjects with improved flexibility and detail.
According to Revopoint, the POP 4 offers 0.03 mm single-frame accuracy and supports multi-line laser scanning at up to 105 fps. It is also built for outdoor use in lighting conditions up to 100,000 lux, making it a more capable option for users who want to move between studio and real-world scanning scenarios.
Among the new features is support for 3D Gaussian Splatting, aimed at producing more photorealistic model exports. The POP 4 also uses a 5500 mAh battery grip, allowing up to 4 hours of wireless scanning for more mobile workflows.
We will be following the POP 4 launch closely on 3DWithUs and hope to evaluate it in real-world use once available.
Revopoint POP 3 Review
Andrew Sink has previously tested the POP 2, POP 3, and POP 3 Plus in hands-on use. You can check his latest insights in the POP 3 Plus review.
Price: $577-$679
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The latest addition to the POP family of 3D scanners, the Revopoint POP 3 offers full-color texture scanning with a 0.05mm single-frame precision and a minimum scan volume of 20 x 20 x 20 mm. The POP 3 can capture between 12-18 frames per second and is compatible with the free Revo Scan 5 software, which is capable of post-processing point cloud data and creating 3D print-ready models.
©3DWithUs – Photo and Scan: Andrew Sink
The POP 3 is ideal for 3D printing hobbyists and users interested in creating 3D models for 3D printing, where color is a nice-to-have but not the primary factor in selecting a scanner. Creating 3D models is a straight-forward process thanks to the simplified user interface of Revo Scan 5, and it’s easy to get started with 3D scanning shortly after unboxing the scanner and getting it set up. Unfortunately, the color texture created by the POP 3 lacks detail and makes it difficult for me to recommend this scanner to anyone interested in capturing and recreating vibrant colors or detailed textures. The touch-sensitive controls on the rear of the scanner make it easy to use, and it’s clear that this scanner will be a good fit for users who are new to 3D scanning.
Read more and images:
Revopoint POP3 Review by Andrew Sink.
Revopoint POP3 Plus (2024) Review by Andrew Sink.
MetroX Pro – High-Speed Accuracy, Same Affordable Price
Where to Buy
Pre-order Price: $1,088.00 – $1,209.00
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Official Website (MetroX & MetroX Pro)
Amazon (MetroX) | AliExpress (MetroX)
Released as a seasonal upgrade to the popular MetroX, the new MetroX Pro brings a 20% boost in measurement reliability and tighter volumetric accuracy of 0.02 mm + 0.04 mm × L (m). Scan speeds have improved dramatically, with up to 2 million points per second using 30 cross blue laser lines — a significant leap from the original MetroX’s 800,000 points.
The MetroX Pro also introduces PC-to-mobile scan streaming via the Revo Mirror app, allowing users to move freely while scanning larger objects. Even with these upgrades, the MetroX Pro retains the original MetroX price point, making it a compelling option for engineers and quality control professionals preparing for 2026 and beyond.
MetroX Review
As we await hands-on testing of this brand-new product on 3DWithUs, you can explore our previous evaluation of the MetroX by Max Funkner. Stay tuned — a full review of the MetroY Series is coming soon.
©3DWithUs – Scans and Photo: Max Funkner
In our evaluation, we scanned various objects, including challenging ones like black and shiny metallic objects, and the scanner delivered good results. The Revo Scan 5 MetroX software is user-friendly, providing clear guidance through the scanning process, including scanner movements.
Read more, scan examples, pros and cons:
Revopoint MetroX 3D Scanner Review by Max Funkner.
MetroY Series – Engineered for Precision
Where to Buy
Pre-order Price: $1,187 – $1,759
Launch pricing starts at $1319 for MetroY and $1759 for MetroY Pro, with a 10% pre-order discount available until September 20.
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The new MetroY and MetroY Pro are Revopoint’s most advanced handheld 3D scanners to date, designed with professional-grade applications in mind. Featuring multi-line blue laser technology, the series achieves up to 0.01 mm precision and 0.02 + 0.04 mm × L (m) volumetric accuracy.
Both scanners support wireless scanner-to-PC and mobile device streaming, enabling greater flexibility during scans. The MetroY supports three handheld laser modes, while the Pro expands to five modes, including full-field structured blue light scanning for marker-free capture.
With up to 7 million points per second, the MetroY Pro stands out for digitizing complex shapes, grooves, and cavities. It also integrates with a Dual-Axis Turntable for high-detail automated scanning.
INSPIRE 2 – The Compact 3D Scanner for Creators
Where to Buy
Pre-order Price: $422 – $459
INSPIRE 2 is priced at $459 with an 8% early bird discount valid until September 10.
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The INSPIRE 2 is Revopoint’s lightweight, go-anywhere 3D scanner, built for creators, designers, and educators. Weighing just 190g, it offers up to 0.03 mm precision and volumetric accuracy of 0.05mm + 0.1mm × L (m).
Thanks to a blend of structured infrared light and multi-line IR lasers, the scanner works even on dark/shiny surfaces and in outdoor conditions up to 20,000 lux. Notable improvements include a 30% larger scanning area, optical zoom (1.5x, 2x), and real-time screen sharing via Wi-Fi 6.
After multiple rounds of refinement, the final weight of the INSPIRE 2 is 190g.
The scanner supports on-the-go operation with an optional Power Bank Handle and built-in wireless connectivity.
Update: Revopoint INSPIRE 2 Hands-On
Lightweight scanner, strong marker tracking, and surprisingly capable for its class. I tested it on my ongoing RC boat project — scanned, merged, repaired, and even 3D printed a mini version.
©3DWithUs – Print and Photo: Max Funkner
Overall, the INSPIRE 2 is a practical, approachable scanner for beginners and hobbyists. For more advanced users who can tolerate a heavier device, I would recommend considering the MetroX or MetroY. The INSPIRE 2 offers an affordable entry point into 3D scanning while still being part of a wider Revopoint ecosystem.
Read more, scan examples, pros and cons:
Revopoint ISNPIRE 2 Review by Max Funkner.
INSPIRE Review
Explore our previous hands-on evaluation of the INSPIRE by Andrew Sink.
©3DWithUs – Scans and Photo: Andrew Sink
The Revopoint Inspire is the latest 3D scanner from Revopoint and joins the rapidly expanding family of 3D scanners offered by the OEM. Unlike the large volume Revopoint Range scanner or the detail-focused Revopoint Mini, the Inspire targets beginners with its $439 retail price and a simple, all-inclusive software workflow with the Revo Scan 5 software. The 0.2mm accuracy is ten times that of the Mini (0.02mm), but users of this scanner will likely be more interested in ease-of-use than ultra-high resolution or reverse engineering.
Read more, scan examples, pros and cons:
Revopoint ISNPIRE Scanner Review by Andrew Sink.
Trackit
Where to Buy
Price: $4,482 – $4,980
Revopoint continues its mission to democratize 3D scanning with the launch of Trackit, an optical tracking system designed to bring advanced, marker-free scanning capabilities to a broader audience. By offering a more affordable alternative to traditional industrial systems, Trackit opens the door for engineers, designers, and makers to explore high-precision scanning without the steep cost.
©3DWithUs – Photo and Scan: Max Funkner
Trackit is Revopoint’s motion tracking add-on, designed to pair with scanners like the MIRACO and range-topping 3D scanners. It enables markerless motion tracking by using IR cameras and smart software to follow large or moving objects in real-time.
Trackit is ideal for scanning entire vehicles, statues, or machinery with consistent precision and without manual repositioning. It shines when scanning beyond traditional turntable limits and enhances workflow for professionals working in inspection, reverse engineering, or cultural preservation.
In real-world scenarios, we scanned car parts, RC model boats, and furniture—testing different scan modes and completing full scan-to-print workflows. Across these varied cases, the Trackit showed consistent performance and produced usable meshes with good accuracy and clean geometry.
We tested Trackit extensively and published a full breakdown with setup, scanning scenarios, and example workflows. Read more, Scan Examples:
Revopoint Trackit Review by Max Funkner.
Conclusion
Revopoint continues to evolve its lineup with innovative tools tailored for both hobbyists and professionals.
We look forward to hands-on testing and will link to our detailed reviews here once available. In the meantime, check out our 3D scanning forum to discuss workflows, ask questions, or share your results with Revopoint devices.
