Ender 3 Heated Bed with Cable 24V 220W Compatible with Creality Ender 3, Ender 3 Neo, Ender 3 pro, Ender 3 V2, Endder 3 V2 Neo, Voxelab Aquila X2 3D Printers

I bought this to replace a heated bed for a Creality CR10-S. The cable on the original part was damaged from years of use and had been repaired more than once.The new bed looks and fits like the original part and eliminated thermal runaway/"Killed" error messages.My experience with 3D printing is that no printer bed, especially when they are this size, is perfectly flat. I use borosilicate glass on the print bed, which also changes the plane. Having said that, I don't see any glaring problems with the trueness of this this part.If I had it to do over, I would buy this part again.

Direct replacement of my aged heated bed. Very easy to install. Heats up evenly and maintains a good temperature.

Broke the plug on my original bed plate when trying to install an upgrade. (Didn't realize it was glued to the board 🤦) Had the new bed installed and back to printing in about 15 minutes. Temp was spot on and performance was excellent.

Was able to install and start printing right away. Plugs right in and works!!

After trouble shooting for weeks on Abnormal Temp failures on a S1 Pro, I finally cut the bed wire sheath apart and found a broken ground wire on my original bed. Outside of wire sheath looked perfectly fine but after removing sheath I finally found the problem. This bed is plug and play except it doesn’t have a ground wire. I drilled the back edge (where my original was) being careful not to drill into the heating area. Then I threaded it for a 8-32 tiny bolt. I also added insulation to the bottom of the bed and ran the wiring through some loom I already had. My printer is up and running again. I’d give 5 stars if it came with a ground wire and a beefier bed attachment to the bed.

Tested for 30 days and no issues.Flat surface.No complaints!

I was having a heck of a hard time getting things to stick to my old bed. eventually degraded all the way to using a non-contact thermometer and found I had a spot or 3 that were as much as 5°C colder than the rest of this bed. anyhow, this replacement was a perfect direct fit for my Ender 3 printer. I ended up adjusting the temperature down in my slicer a bit... more proof that the old bed was having issues. I'd reccomend this build plate.