Solid printer with early bugs and strong fumes
After four successful prints, the printer produced a cascade of errors including clogged nozzle, z-axis homing, cutter, and extrusion faults. A new nozzle did not clear the clogged nozzle error, and filament had to be manually extracted. The wiki was unhelpful and in Chinese. The machine is fast, precise, and good value, but early bugs suggest it is unfinished. It emits strong chemical odors and requires good ventilation. The bundled slicer raises privacy concerns; Orcaslicer works over USB. Support resolved one issue, and workarounds exist.
Pros
- + fast and precise printing
- + good value
- + well built with potential
- + seller support resolved one issue
Cons
- − cascade of errors after initial prints
- − clogged nozzle error persists with new nozzle
- − manual filament extraction needed
- − unhelpful wiki in Chinese
- − no factory reset option
- − strong chemical odors
- − privacy-invasive bundled software
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· April 19, 2025 · United States
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Multicolor printer plagued by errors and extruder issues
This is a third 3D printer purchase, chosen for multicolor printing and a larger bed than a previous model. Setup was quick and easy, but on power-up the machine repeatedly showed two-axis errors and then multiple XS2060 errors. Firmware updates and factory resets did not resolve it. A test print failed after laying a small first layer, then lifting and reporting a filament jam. A second attempt gave an extruder error. Disassembly to access the extruder gears was blocked by a connector that could not be removed without risking damage. Support referred the issue to a shop technician. After three days of problems, the machine may be returned in favor of a Bambu A1 combo.
Pros
- + quick and easy setup
- + multicolor printing capability
- + larger bed than previous model
Cons
- − repeated axis errors
- − XS2060 errors
- − failed test print
- − filament jam error
- − extruder error
- − difficult extruder disassembly
- − connector could not be removed without damage
- − support referred to shop technician
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· May 22, 2025 · United States
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Larger, Faster Creality Printer with Easier Filament Handling
This is a second Creality printer, following an earlier K1 Max model. The K1 Max is considered a good printer, but this model is larger, faster, and produces better print quality. The CFS unit makes loading and unloading filament much easier. Overall, it is regarded as the best Creality printer so far.
Pros
- + larger build than K1 Max
- + faster than K1 Max
- + better print quality than K1 Max
- + CFS unit simplifies filament loading and unloading
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· August 21, 2026 · United States
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Impressive Multi-Color 3D Printer with Easy Setup
This printer delivers smooth, reliable prints after slowing speeds as recommended. It handles multiple filament brands well, with no bed adhesion issues and easy part removal once the plate cools. Assembly is straightforward, and setup through the Creality Print app is quick. Wi-Fi printing from a PC or phone eliminates the need for an SD card. Color changes are fast, and an internal camera provides remote monitoring. It calibrates bed leveling and Z offset before each print. Note: placing the CFS on the side requires a longer 485 cable, which is not included.
Pros
- + Smooth, reliable prints
- + Easy assembly and app setup
- + Wi-Fi printing from PC or phone
- + Fast color changes
- + Built-in camera for remote monitoring
- + Auto calibration before each print
- + Good value for the price
Cons
- − Side placement of CFS requires a longer 485 cable not included
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· January 31, 2026 · United States
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