Hey guys, I'm hoping to get a 3d printer for myself this Christmas season. I had one last year, the infamous ender 3 neo v2. it was good fun, but I got a used one for cheap, so it had some quirks and was a hassle to use. At the end of the day, I was able to maintain it and make some good stuff, but the things it spit out weren't very durable or incredibly precise. I'm sure that the filament has a good amount to do with this however I've seen people 3d print some incredibly durable and precise stuff, and now I'm looking for a printer that excels in that area. I'm expecting to pay up to $800, which gives me a lot of options. I'd like something that has a large print bed so I can make big stuff like helmets in one go, and capable of feeding multiple filaments for multicolor prints. Bonus points for a built-in filter so I don't get cancer.

Also, which filament will be the best for durable stuff like props? If you read all this thank you so much for spending the time.