A VERY big consideration here is price. I am using a Creality CR-10, and a Mini Prusa, which are both good printers in their own right. But, but they ran ~ $500 each, and produce acceptable results. The prints can be cleaner, but I mostly use them for brackets, supports and mounts, which are normally hidden, so as long as the part is functional, I am good. If I felt like investing a bit more, I would go with a Lulzbot Taz, we use these at work, and they produce a very good product, that needs little finishing, but it is also $3k.
Another consideration here is how fiddly the printer is. One of my main goals to getting into 3D printing is not making it a hobby, but a tool to support my hobby. There is a balance here between price and how much you will have to dork with the printer to good work out of it. My CR-10 requires a bit of work, but for the most part, the biggest chore is leveling it, for the price, I accept that. My Prusa Mini had a couple of issues, but they are well documented in the Prusa community and were easily solved. With just about any sub-$500 printer, you will have a certain amount of fiddling, I that can be said for the sub-$1000 printers as well. But, when you go north of $1k, the printers are basically designed to take care of themselves (breakage no withstanding).
I have heard good things about the Bambu x1, but have no experience with it.
