Official Creality Ender 3 V2 Neo Upgraded 3D Printer CR Touch Auto-Leveling,Full-Metal Bowden Extruder Ender-3 V2 Upgraded for Home Use 32-bit Silent motherboard and 220x220x250mm Printing Size

The printer arrived well packed and with all tools required to put it together. I printed the test “bunny” model preloaded onto the SD card. It turned out other than some poor bed adhesion. I adjusted the z-offset a little and it’s been running flawlessly since.I’m now addicted to 3D printing. The Ender 3 V2 Neo has been the perfect 1st printer for me. Ive printed a bunch of little toys for my kids and some battery crates so far. It’s been a real work-horse, printing non-stop for a week now with no issues. Everything has turned out pretty great.

I got this on sale a few months ago and it was my first foray into 3D printing. It's been quite the adventure but after a few months I've gotten it printing consistently for me the majority of the time.I'd say if you're a total beginner and have no interest in playing around with settings and trying to get this thing set up right you might want to go for another brand, but if you are at the time that likes to Tinker and work on stuff you can't beat the price of this printer after it is all tweaked to spec.I've printed pla, petg, pc and abs with no issues. Reaches temps fast. Great printer all around once you work a few kinks out.

This is a great printer and works fantastic; however, any amateurs looking to print need to know a few things....there will be a learning curve. It took me probably an honest 24 hours of research, tech support, watching YouTube videos, reading forums, etc. before it was doing what I wanted. I ruined one glass plate, flashed the wrong firmware, blah blah blah. Leveling issues and a-stop adjustments, but I can honestly say that it is 100% user error. It takes time to get good, but when it’s up and running, you can’t beat the performance for the cost of the machine. If you are looking to buy, just be patient and work through the issues. Pretty rewarding in the end.

We have had this 3d printer for a year and a half and still can't get it to work properly! There are no videos online that has helped us! Each time we start a project, the project becomes lose on the pad and then does't work! I have never been more disappointed in a product that I have bought before! I have reached out to many different people for help and no one can figure out how to get the printer to work!

I originally ordered the SE because I didn't want to pay the difference for the KE. The good news is that the auto level and z-offset are great. The interface is limited but acceptable for new users. There is no fiddling with the bed to get it to level, so there is that. The downside is that it is slower and still requires a filament runout sensor and something like a Raspberry Pi to use it remotely. By the time you add the common upgrades you have made up the difference between the SE and the KE and the KE is much faster, has a filament runout sensor, and remote access with the CrealityOS and Nebula Pad, running Klipper.

What a great 3D printer. Once I discovered the manual on the provided chip, most of my questions were answered. Latest version of the Creality slicer software is easy to use once you understand how to navigate the prompts. There are lots of nuances to 3D printing and the Ender 3 S1 Pro doesn’t disappoint. I’m really enjoying fabrication of parts for my telescope project.

It took me a minute to figure out where the broken mount was but it ended up being the adjustment knob for the extruded arm/track. I’m sure I could fix it or contact Creality for a replacement part but I’m not sure the damages it sustained. So I’ll just return this one grab another. Happy printing all!!! Will post pictures of first print when new printer comes in… New print from new printer attached (rabbit).

I am really happy with this printer. It has a lot of great features and I’ve gotten some really great prints out of it. However, I would caution that FDM printing isn’t for everyone and it isn’t always just point and click. It takes time to make sure that everything is calibrated properly and even then you may need to tweak things for a specific filament or model.With that said, I’ve printed more successful prints with this in a few weeks than I did with my prior printer that I had for years. This one just works and keeps doing so. There are a lot of great resources for this particular printer out there that makes it a great option. It also has the ability to print in many different materials which is a great capability!I haven’t had to use any tech support on this yet.