Prusa i3 MK3S+ vs Sovol SV01

Filaments PLA and PETG are the easiest to use for beginners. PETG is more durable than PLA for the most part so try that.

The sovol 1 has the thermal runaway problems and the broken nozzle problem. Both printers have nice upgrades you can get for a better ease of use but all the plugs on the motherboard are hotglued in so you risk hurting the motherboard when trying to install and that doesn't seem use friendly I've had to use the return service on both of them but the sovol 3 still has a wobbly nozzle issue and the sovol 1s nozzle still broke off in the hot end while replacing. I will not be buying from sovol again I wish you luck and hope you get on of there more cared for production models.

The MK3s+ supports printing with a wide variety of filaments, includes the simple yet powerful PrusaSlicer software, and comes with a handsome and helpful user manual and access to Prusa's extensive help resources and user forums. The MK3S+ is priced at the high end of open-frame printers with similar build volumes; you can find decent budget 3D printers such as the Anycubic Mega S (and others we have yet to review) for a fraction of the cost. But if you don't mind paying for proven excellence, the Original Prusa i3 MK3S+ easily earns our Editors' Choice honors and is as good as consumer-grade 3D printing gets.

You should avoid the Ender 3 V2 you listed. Or avoid the Ender 3 series in general. That Ender 3 v2 is stupidly expensive for what it is worth at 280 dollars.