Good idea.
If you read through the original announcement for the printer (and watch the linked video):


Peopoly launches the world's first MagLev desktop FFF 3D printer, the Magneto...
Time is running out! Nominate now for the 3D Printing Industry Awards 2023. Hong Kong-based 3D printer manufacturer Peopoly has launched the Magneto X, the world’s first MagLev-based desktop FFF 3D printer. Doing away with belts and pulleys,...
Est. reading time: 7 minutes
You’ll see that Peopoly makes a big deal about how they use “maglev” technology to eliminate belts and pulleys and the issues surround them.
When I watched the attached video, I was surprised to see that they use linear rails as I was expecting the “maglev” to replace both the force part of the equation along with the bearing (as in a maglev train).
Over the years, I’ve had a lot more problems with linear rails than belts and pulleys with poor quality on commercial printers and keeping them properly lubricated when I did shell out for HiWin rails.


Peopoly launches the world's first MagLev desktop FFF 3D printer, the Magneto...
Time is running out! Nominate now for the 3D Printing Industry Awards 2023. Hong Kong-based 3D printer manufacturer Peopoly has launched the Magneto X, the world’s first MagLev-based desktop FFF 3D printer. Doing away with belts and pulleys,...
Est. reading time: 7 minutes