Creality Ender 3 V2 3D Printer with 1KG White PLA Filament and PLA Filament Black Silent Motherboard MeanWell Power Supply
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Why choose Creality 3D Ender 3 V2 3D Printer?
1. Self-developed Silent Motherboard
2. Upgraded MeanWell Power Supply
3. Effortless Filament Feed-in
4. Resume Printing Function
5. Carborundum Glass Platform
6. 4.3 inch Color Screen
7. Ender 3 V2 Adopt a Tool Box Intergeated to Machine Body
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Self-developed Silent MotherboardThe self-developed silent motherboard ensures smooth movement under 50db, no noise during printing. | V-guide Rail with High Standard Stabe to PrintEnder 3 V2 uses the V-guide rail pulley with stable movement, low noise, wear resistance and longer life. | Effortless Filament Feed-inRotary knob added on the extruder makes it easier to load and feed filament. |
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New Injection TensionerThe XY-axis tensioner supports adjusting the belt tension in a quick and more convenient way. | Brand New User InterfaceEnder 3 V2 changes the previous screen into 4.3inch color screen and upgrades the user experience with the newly designed operation UI system. It’s simple and quick to operate. And also this color screen can remove easily to repair, which saves a lot time and energy. | Smart Add-onsWith the tool box integrated to the machine body it is more convenient and quicker for tools organization and storage. |
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| Color | White | Black | Grey | Blue | Yellow | Red |
| Weight | 2.2lbs (1KG) | 2.2lbs (1KG) | 2.2lbs (1KG) | 2.2lbs (1KG) | 2.2lbs (1KG) | 2.2lbs (1KG) |
| Material | PLA | PLA | PLA | PLA | PLA | PLA |
| Diameter | 1.75 ± 0.02mm | 1.75 ± 0.02mm | 1.75 ± 0.02mm | 1.75 ± 0.02mm | 1.75 ± 0.02mm | 1.75 ± 0.02mm |
| Nozzle Temp | 190-230°C | 190-230°C | 190-230°C | 190-230°C | 190-230°C | 190-230°C |
| Dimensions: | 56.7 x 45.4 x 23.7 cm; 1 Kilograms |
| Manufacture: | Creality 3D |
| Origin: | China |
I had an older Ender 3 printer, and wanted a lot of the new bells and whistles. The Ender 3 S1 Pro 3D is a great upgrade. Installation was a piece of cake. Bed leveling took me a little to figure out, but if you follow the instructions in the manual on the flash disk, you’ll do just fine. After flashing to the latest main board firmware, the printer was stuck on the loading screen, but installing the latest screen firmware resolved the issue. Be aware that you may need to update both if you are planning on updating the firmware.
Un problme courant, est l’adhrence du filament fondu au plateau (BED).
Le moyen que j’ai trouv, c’est de la colle PVA (ex : stick colle UHU).
Mais attention, faut la mettre chaud, et laisser refroidir qq heures avant d’imprimer.
I had some initial confusion with leveling the bed. For new users, the quickest way to get up and running is level the bed manually using the option on the touch screen. Once you get this level, run the auto bed leveling. There appears to be a minor bug in the firmware with the bed leveling start button, but after a few presses, it worked and the auto bed leveling completed. The creality printers are very popular and I expect someone will release a 3rd party firmware with all sorts of advanced options. I will probably load that once I get more comfortable using this printer.
With a level bed, you can just start printing. Preheat the bed, and I used a glue stick for added bed adhesion. The prints come out great. It is extremely quiet while printing. One the few times, I had print failures, it was always correcting by adjusting the settings in the slicer. So far, I have only printed with PLA.
The youtube review are not exaggerating with this printer. It is a solid printer for beginners capable of some advanced printing. I should have started with creality when I first got into 3D printing. It’s popularity makes it easy to find answers to questions on 3D printer forums. For me, that resource is extremely valuable for someone who is learning 3d printing.
I was a little hesitant because I barely had any knowledge about 3D printing before, I wasn’t quite known what I should buy.
After I did some research, I figured that Creality might be a good start, saw a lot of people recommend it, there are so many models you can choose from. Of course I had doubt about some of the comments were fake, but what makes it trustworthy is that when my friend actually recommended their Ender 3 series to me, he said it’s very user-friendly for beginners.
After compared the features, I decided to go with Ender 3 s1 pro. It’s fairly easy to install the printer, there are some tutorial videos can be found on Youtube, I printed out some bunnies which looks very nice. I am going to challenge some bigger objects.
Overall, the printer looks chic, runs very stable, sounds quieter than I thought.
I’d recommend it.
The Ender 3 S1 Pro is a complete joy to use. It has been used constantly since I’ve received it and only had one failed print. Amazing! PLA, PLA+, PETG, doesn’t matter. The results are great and accuracy is very good. I printed a 36+ hour model that I was never able to successfully print on my old SV01 on day one! The bed is pure magic. Prints always stick well and taking them off is a snap. It’s SO good I ordered the same bed for my old printer.
I bought this because I wanted to be able to print Nylon, which I haven’t done yet (will update the review when I do). I’ve been 3d printing for about 3 years and my first printer was the Sovol 01, which I bought when it first came out. While I’ve been successfully printing for years with it, it’s been a constant upgrade (New bed springs, BL touch, updated hotend), fiddle with this, adjust that, hair spray on the glass bed to get successful prints, etc, etc, etc. The difference is night and day. I highly recommend this printer.
499$ is not cheap,but this item worths it. I purchased the S1 Pro printer per my friend’s recommendation and I’m very happy with it. I am not the beginner, my first printer was ender 3 v2.
And I did almost all the upgrades I can for my ender 3 v2. But the ender 3 s1 Pro I get, it has all the upgrades I did in ender 3 v2. And ender 3 s1 pro has 2 z-axis motors, I think it is quite important for a 3d printer.
This printer is easier to set up than my original ender 3 v2. It comes with the cr-touch ,leveling is easy and auto level function works great. The original ender 3 V2 doesn’t have this function.The base is very good in adhesion and the platform is a steel bed. Advice: you can clean it with alcohol if the bed doesn’t stick so well. It has the direct drive extruder, looks cool. The printing quality is great. Loving it!
I did get some problems, but after I contacted Charlie at Comgrow, they sent me some instructional videos and gave me great advice on how to correct the problems. The customer service people got back to me within a day since they are on a different time zone, and offered to help with any other issues or questions that i had. I still have a lot to learn, but i am happy with how my samples came out so far and look forward to making more fun items from this printer. I would recommend buying from this seller through Amazon so that you can get their expertise.
Great 3D printer easy to construct and use as this is my first 3D printer i have a steep learning curve with new software but that is only to be expected. Setting the printer up is quite tricky till you understand what the setting do then you can set things up quicker. There are lots of YouTube videos to help you get thing right. All in all very happy with this printer and would recommend to anyone wanting to start our 3d printing
Great 3D printer easy to construct and use as this is my first 3D printer i have a steep learning curve with new software but that is only to be expected. Setting the printer up is quite tricky till you understand what the setting do then you can set things up quicker. There are lots of YouTube videos to help you get thing right. All in all very happy with this printer and would recommend to anyone wanting to start our 3d printing
Great 3D printer easy to construct and use as this is my first 3D printer i have a steep learning curve with new software but that is only to be expected. Setting the printer up is quite tricky till you understand what the setting do then you can set things up quicker. There are lots of YouTube videos to help you get thing right. All in all very happy with this printer and would recommend to anyone wanting to start our 3d printing
ecommend watching a ton of the million and one vids on youtube if you’re getting one of these and its your first printer.
i think i’ve already upgraded some of the key bits.. the autolevel addition was / is great.
changing the firmware to jyres is also a must have.. and the ui to go with. makes a huge diff.
As a newbe to 3d printing i must say that I am very impressed with this product easy to put together takes a bit to get bed leveled but just persevere you will get there first test print was good have printed alot since then and all seems good print quality is good adhesion is good but bed must be level and a good price for the package would recommend to anyone
As a newbe to 3d printing i must say that I am very impressed with this product easy to put together takes a bit to get bed leveled but just persevere you will get there first test print was good have printed alot since then and all seems good print quality is good adhesion is good but bed must be level and a good price for the package would recommend to anyone
As a newbe to 3d printing i must say that I am very impressed with this product easy to put together takes a bit to get bed leveled but just persevere you will get there first test print was good have printed alot since then and all seems good print quality is good adhesion is good but bed must be level and a good price for the package would recommend to anyone
As a newbe to 3d printing i must say that I am very impressed with this product easy to put together takes a bit to get bed leveled but just persevere you will get there first test print was good have printed alot since then and all seems good print quality is good adhesion is good but bed must be level and a good price for the package would recommend to anyone
I bought this printer as a hobby, and it’s not often failed me, the adhesion on mine is a little janky so I’ve invested in something that helps it.
Can’t comment on the tech support as I’ve never needed to use it, although I’ve heard it’s not very good. People have posted problems and solutions online which have helped any hiccups I’ve come across.
Good little printer. Bit frustrating for a novice like myself but that’s on me, not the printer. A few days after owning it and figuring out how to use one, (bed leveling, adhesion, cleaning clogged nozzles, etc.) I can now print and I’m quite pleased with it.
Would I buy it again? I probably would.
So this is my first ever printer after years of watching youtube videos. For the price its not a bad first printer but there is a sizeable learning curve and tuning that is not very first time user friendly that i had to work past. Firstly assembly which you think is easy but to get it right requires fiddling that is not explained in the manual or most mainstream guides. When i first built it after a week of tweaking i was close to returning my unit as i believed it was defective until i found a really good build guide.
For a good build guide i recommend “Creality Ender 3 assembly and pro build tips” by “tomb of 3d horrors” on youtube he goes into a lot more detail and tuning that the big guides dont (yes its for the v1 but the V2 and V1 are basically the same unit.
All in all the printer seems good and i have done some handy prints and made some cool things. If you are on the fence i will say its worth a buy just dont expect a plug and play machine but follow his guide and you will have a much better starting point than i did. Wish i had made the leap into 3d printing earlier.
Tips
follow the guide by the guy i linked.
Buy the yellow bed springs before you build as they do make a difference.
Buy some vacuum seal bags to store your filament.
Just take your time building it.
Buy some good quality pla filament like esun which prints at 205c.
Have fun.
The official assembly video is much easier to follow than most of the YouTube versions. Took much longer to assemble than their estimate. Worth the wait as it produces great 3d prints.
Totally gobsmacked with the quality of this machine, took a while to level the bed but after that the quality was awesome, recommended to all
Easy to assemble and first print was good. Had some layer movement on longer prints but this was fixed by tightening the axis pullies with the adjustable screw.
Bed adhesion was not that good at first but this was fixed by slightly increasing the extrusion rate and cleaning / very lightly sanding the glass bed with fine sand paper. If it wasn’t for this would be 5 stars. Have since got newer bed upgrade and adhesion is no longer an issue. ( small prints with low bed area still need raft)
Have upgraded with bltouch and happy with my new printer. My son likes Zelda and have printed some awesome prints from thingiverse ( not my stl creations )
The first one worked wonders. That’s how I know it’s a great machine. Everything about these machines is great, but!
My new one doesn’t work at all.
I set it up, started the Auto home. And it does nothing. The screen just gets stuck on auto home. Until I have to turn the whole machine of again.
Have noticed it doesn’t seem to save the setting on the printer it’s self. As soon as you start a print from the SD card and set it up to whatever temp and speed setting you want once the filament reaches it’s temp it goes back to default and you have to set the temp and speed again, but that may be something I’m doing wrong. Also tested it from a USB wire direct from a PC and worked great as well.
When using a slicer the settings on the printer get overridden to whatever the settings the slicer were set to. Again I think this is something thats normal as I’m still learning, but still wanted to mention it just incase.