This was my first scanner from einstar. Very easy to set up and use with a few simple steps. Great quality and results 👍🏻

This is my first 3D scanner and I have been pleasantly surprised by how easy it is to use and how accurate the results I have had with it so far. Once you have prepared your markers and setup to scan the unit just works and captures excellent detail. I am really looking forward to taking on some larger projects now that I have gotten familiar with the scanning workflow.

It’s been great so far. I’m very glad I bought the Rockit, as some of my scans can’t use markers. I’m new to scanning, and it’s been very intuitive.

Rockit is an elegant design!
Choosing between EINSTAR 2 and Rockit during Black Friday was tough—especially with EINSTAR 2's bigger discount—but opting for the Rockit was absolutely the right decision.
I previously used MetroX to scan my personal collections of modern art pieces, but its tracking was consistently terrible, making scans of both small and large objects a frustrating ordeal.
The Rockit's infrared tracking is a game-changer—especially compared to MetroX's weak performance.
What really blew me away is how it lets me actually experience blue-laser scanning for sculptures without needing to use markers at all, which used to be impossible. The level of detail is next-level, and I'm excited to see continued improvements to this feature.

This is my first 3D scanner, and I’m so glad I chose the Rockit! The setup was smooth—I opened the case, charged the batteries, plugged it in, updated the firmware, calibrated, and was scanning within about an hour. The wireless capabilities, multiple laser scanning modes, and marker‑free tracking were exactly what I was looking for, and they’ve already exceeded my expectations. So far, I couldn’t be happier with my experience!

I bought the EINSTAR Rockit as my first 3D scanner for workshop use, and it has been a great experience so far. The blue laser scanning is fast and stable, especially on automotive parts, and the data quality is clean and easy to work with.

The wireless design makes a big difference in daily use—no cables, no extra setup. Marker-free scanning saves a lot of time, and it even handles black or slightly reflective surfaces better than I expected.

For the price, it feels very well built and far more capable than a typical entry-level scanner. A solid choice for anyone starting a business or upgrading their workshop.

So far so good. Took a bit to figure out but with a bit of practice the scans have been pretty awesome.

Wireless connection + lightweight. It supports dual-mode scanning: blue light (better for smaller objects) and infrared (covers a wide range from small to large). Alignment and tracking are stable, and it’s not easy to lose tracking. It also has a larger FOV, delivers good dimensional and shape accuracy, and you can switch to infrared scanning when needed.
If your budget allows, it’s more recommended to go with Einstar2 / Rockit.

I’ve been using the EINSTAR Rockit for a while now, mostly on car parts, and it’s been solid. The laser scanning handles metal and tricky surfaces really well, and tracking stays stable even on complex shapes. Setup was easy, and the scans are accurate enough for CAD work without much cleanup. Overall, it just works and saves me a lot of time.

I've been using the Rockit for a couple of months now, and overall it's been awesome.
The only thing is, the marker-free laser scan speed used to be a bit slow than other mode—but even that was still a great achievement!
Now with the update, I tried the new marker-free scan speed, and wow, the improvement is super noticeable. It's enjoyable to see data as densely as marker-based scans nonstop! Seriously, this constant effort to improve is deserving of a big thumbs-up!

Purchased a Rockit to learn 3d scanning and make car parts. Everything was going great until I accidently cracked the glass over one of the camera's trying to scan part of a car. Contacted Einstar about how this could be fixed and they where able to get me a completely new unit even though it was my mistake.
Einstar customer service was AMAZING!

I’d heard about Rockit before, but at first the software didn’t work with my Mac M2 Pro. This year I noticed they released a macOS version, so I ordered one right away.

I’m honestly impressed—Rockit performs even better than I expected. The Wi-Fi 6 connection is smooth and stable, and tracking during scanning feels really fluid. So far I’ve only had one disconnect. I’ve tested it three or four times, and the data quality has been way beyond my expectations. I’ll keep trying it out a bit more!

I need a scanner to scan complex parts like engine components, custom brackets, and aftermarket accessories. I viewed many scanners review, after watch the Making for Motorsport introduction video, i decide to choose Rockit, it's a amazing 3d scanner, i am satified with the scanning speed and software function. It's like a 10000 usd 3d scanner software, support some simple length measurement. Marker-free is a creative function, it makes me save much time in stick and remove markers. Pretty good 3d scanner.

Fast, accurate, and no setup headaches. Best scanner I've used in this price range.

I got the Rockit a few months ago, and it has become a staple in my toolbox. I have a custom mid-engine classic Mini, and I find myself using it for all my reverse engineering and sheet metal design Brackets, engine mounts, transmission mounts, suspension arms, custom brakes, shifter linkage brackets, and steering rack mounts. This is just a few of projects i have done so far.

I often pull out the scanner when I need to check clearance and visualise a part in CAD. I’ve also used it to scan items around the garage to create tool holders, 3D-printed fixtures, brackets, and mounts.

The software is very intuitive to use, with easy calibration and multi-scan alignment.

The 38-line laser makes quick work of overall scans, while the 7-line mode captures intricate details and pocket features.

The wireless functionality makes it even easier to scan on the go.

I would recommend plenty of storage—1TB minimum for all the scanning you might do and min of 32GB of RAM for smooth, fast scanning.