This extruder looks beautiful. I am extremally happy that the step files were posted as I used them to create a custom mount. I know the other universal fit version is available but I wanted the plate as reference. I also wanted to have the fan duct. One less thing I have to print. I haven't finished putting the printer its going on together yet.

Installed my NG REVO Direct Drive on my Ender 5 Pro and a BL Touch which I purchased together over 5 months ago and installed everything as per MicroSwiss (confirmed by them and suppliers) ;findings so far:
Unit has a very poor looking Connection solution with wires and splicers that comes with unit and stick up all over above the unit.
Filament feed lever gets stuck and locks filament occasionally, had to take apart and adjust and polish tensioner spring and guide system.
Speed of prints for PETG & PLA on average needs to be reduced by 40-60 mm/s from original hot end with Bowden system to get same quality.
BL Touch caused the extruder to run in reverse, needed to swap cable pins around to correct and order longer cable.
Revo nozzels, silicone socks and hardened nozzles required difficult to find and very expensive when you do get someone to ship them outside of US.
Cooling works well.

The combination of the NG extruder with the Revo hot end is perfect. Now my Ender 5 can print TPU twice as fast, maybe more, I'm still testing. And if I want to print abrasives it's a 5 minute nozzle change ( once I get the ObXidian nozzles ).
It would be nice if MicroSwiss carried the Revo nozzles, one stop shopping and all.

The end result is great so far! Loving the print quality so far and easily swapping nozzles with the Revo system.

I took off the one star because the Revo system is just not all the way there. The connectors provided that you’re supposed to cut the original thermistor and heater wires and use are not ideal. Especially considering E3D sells extensions for the Revo system. It would be so easy to get those extensions, add the correct JST-SM connectors and then put that in this kit. (This is in reference to N Ender5/5+)

That is exactly what I did, ordered an extension set from E3D and kit with the connectors on Amazon and made custom cables. Hacking the wires together just makes the kit feel cheap and not quite put together.

Put on an Ender 3v2. One issue I had was that when homing the X axis, the back screw would get stuck on hardware before it hit the switch. I ended up just grinding it down with a dremel to clear the piece and that works just fine. Another issue I had was, as someone mentioned before, the splice connectors are finicky and didn't pierce the wiring enough so I had to resolve that before I could get it working properly. Once everything was working though, its been a fantastic upgrade!

Make sure to print off the BL touch mount before you start replacing parts if you only have one printer.