Official Creality Ender 3 V2 3D Printer, with Silent Motherboard, Branded Power Supply, Carborundum Glass Platform, 220x220x250mm Print Size

Very good,but takes a long time to develop and sometimes messes the design.

The media could not be loaded.  The assembly was enjoyable, such high quality parts and the fit is excellent. After levelling the bed, the z axis needed a run up and down to settle down, and give consistent pressure on the piece of paper that I used as a feeler gauge.It's lovely and quiet, there is a constant fan purr but no motor noise or squeaks or clunks.I nearly forgot to pull the plastic sheet off the top of the bed as it was hard to see..I'd recommend this unit, it's smashing!

Been interested in getting into 3D printing for a while and finally pulled the trigger a month ago. Fantastic fun. Started off making a few small test models to get the hang of it then straight into some larger builds (stormtrooper helmet just to see if I could, 20+ pieces in total to glue together). Results are very good. Even got into a small amount of self designed stuff via TinkerCad ( in-browser 3D design tool for novices). Recently fitted a BLtouch self leveller to it which was something of a journey but every days a school day. Takes a day or so to get the hang of it...levelling the bed being the most troublesome but patience wins in the end ( and appealing to any god that would listen).All in all a very fun and absorbing device.

Received an V2 from another seller - it started smoking on start up - yes it was set to correct voltage input for area. Amazon quick to process return and refund. Immediately purchased another as reviews where good and put it down to just bad luck.New V2 was received the next day. Worked perfectly straight from the box, once bed was level it required very little alteration. The print quality is very good and have had it running basically non stop since I received it. Very happy and would 100% recommend!

Absolutely love my printer! Took a little bit of trial and error at first with the first few prints but eventually nailed the calibration process and haven't had to make any more adjustments ever since.A little feature I would love to see in the future is an auto off function once the print is done. I understand that it can be done with a little diy but I think that is something that could be incorporated

The media could not be loaded.  Great printer, let down by cheap fans, they only lasted a couple of days before the bearings went in both of them.

bought this 3d printer for gaming terrain and housings/fittings for electronic bits and bobs - didn't need the detail (or mess) of a resin printer so bought this.resolution at 0.12mm is pretty good, you won't get large smooth surfaces from it without a bit of work post printing but where that doesn't matter this is a good printer, its not the fastest thing on earth (none of these printers are), very much set it running, watch it initially for a bit to make sure its working then leave it.levelling the bed is not too hard but you need to do it before every single print and if you don't and don't keep the glass print bed clean you will have problems - however once the first few layers are down it seems fine.assembly isn't hard, again watch the videos they make more sense than the printed instructions, was about an hour here from unboxing to 1st print started.overall very happy and I can see getting a lot of usage out of this

We've had a 3D printer for ages, but it has always been a bit of a project - never quite working properly or reliably. So I decided I'd get a new printer that would produce good results out of the box. The Ender-3 has always had good reviews, so this v2 model seemed a good buy at only £160.Unfortunately there were several missing pieces including the top gantry piece, so I was unable to assemble the printer and use it. I have since bought a v2 (new this time) and it really is very good, so don't let this review put you off getting one.

The media could not be loaded.  Fácil de montar.N tem mistério p usar.Para quem quer iniciar no mundo da prototipagem, é uma ótima opção.Sugiro comprar PLA junto.Faça tudo em PLA. Depois q tiver confiante, vá p outros filamentos, se está começando, compra uns 2 ou 3 rolos de PLA, q vá vai te dar muita experiência.

El lector de tarjeta de memoria no funciona, ya está levantado el reporte de falla con el vendedor, se le enviaron videos de la falla y no da respuesta, incluso ya me ofrecí a llevarla al centro de servicio del vendedor y nadaLa impresora imprime con buena calidad, por medio del puerto mini usbEn pocas palabras la impresora vale la pena comprarla, pero con otro vendedor que si respete la garantía

At first, I DID NOT want a Creality anything, nor an open style, some assembly required kit. I wanted the $799 QIDI tech enclosed and all Turnkey. Plug and play.But for about 325-350$ you can get the printer including miro sd card.Filament-https://amzn.to/3vMMnYb (The pack of white that came with was junk)Micro SD to Full SD card adapter-https://amzn.to/3eWMt96Upgraded springs and Knobes-https://amzn.to/2SzT4P9Better tubing with nozzles -https://amzn.to/33q0QxfI also bought a cordless rotary tool-https://amzn.to/3trpdVUand some purple glue sticks that really do work for better grip when you need itI changed my mind because there are tons of videos, blogs, posts, forums, and groups out there ALL using an ENDER something!When you have an issue, there answers everywhere online!I have not hit much that slowed me down. It will take longer to assemble than they say if you count cleanup and fine turning. No big deal. Take the time and get it set up right the first time. Plus I had to install upgrades during my build time...About 1-1.5 hours to unbox and set up, another 2 or 3 if you are like me, and do everything twice to be sure.I love this thing. I can't stop watching it!So if you looking for your first one, save the money and learn more than where the power switch is...It will be worth it.Update: 5/22- A few days ago, my printer started acting strange, not leveling right and prints were coming out worse and worse. It came with two nozzles, so I watched a few videos on care and Maintainance and did a nozzle change. Found that the first nozzle was 2.5mm! Not worn down from printing but from the factory, my glass bed is in good shape. No idea how it got in the package, but I thought it looked big when I installed it. I change to the other and OMG the prints were amazing. I'll say I still like the printer, but they owe me a nozzle, and 3 weeks of ripping my hair out trying to get the test prints right, and a full spool of Hatchbox PLA, and an all-metal hot end, and a PONY! for the time I wasted in test prints and failed prints.I guess I should have known better but I BOUGHT THIS BECAUSE I KNOW NOTHING ABOUT 3D PRINTING AND THE ENDER SERIES HAS THE BEST NON-FACTORY SUPPORT ONLINE! I ADDED SOME PICTURES OF THE TO NOZZLES FOR YOU. hOPE THEY SEE THIS AND TAKE STEPS. Sorry for shouting. I'm a bit angry at this. I checked the packaging and there was no label on the nozzles.will update as needed.S.

This was my first 3D printer. Absolutely love it, worked with my first test print. The only upgrade I would suggest is tronger bed springs so that the bed remains level between prints. But I now check tBed leveling before every print after an error on my first print that scratched the glass bed. But that was I really because I didn't know what I was doing at that time and it wasn't the printers fault. The other thing I would suggest is uploading the firmware after you setup. The factory firmware that came with the printer doesn't do resume on pause correctly and causes offsets on your print.

Shipping box was well packed but inside the ender 3 V2 box was not sealed box, product was not used, this is value for money printer printing quality is very good