Creality3D Printer Ender 3 V3 KE Upgraded, 500mm/s Max High-Speed with Sprite Direct Extruder Supports 300℃ Printing, Auto Leveling 3D Printer for Kids and Beginners, Larger Print Size 250x220x220mm

soo easy with the app, its fun. print is nice, bed does not really warp and the adhesion is the perfect amount

This was my first 3d printer and all seemed very well at first. I was printing some smaller items from plans I got offline and some smaller items I designed. After about 3 weeks when I started printing anything over 4x4 I ran into issue after issue. The print head would miss ten lines halfway through and be printing I. The air. Build plate after build plate adhesion issue then finally I got a good adhesion and left my printer for about an hour in a 13 hour build. I came back and checked and the printer had printed all over itself and grabbed the print off the hotbed. I have watched endless videos on trying to resolve the issues I had with the machine. At this point it was a week over the 30 day return window so there is no help from Amazon and Creality. I have been on an email chain with them for a month. After the machine printed over itself it basically destroyed every component on the machine and support is having me switch out a component at a time. Next up was the fan on the print head which I asked how to verify and am still waiting on a response a week later. DO NOT BUY. The automatic spheghetti detection does not work and customer support will string you on forever. I have a 300 - 500 dollar investment if you include the camera, enclosure, and filament box that is no better than a paperweight and customer support seems more interested in NOT fixing your issues

We’ve had the best time with this printer. My son got it for Christmas and we were able to get it together and set up within two hours. It’s not loud and prints some fabulous things! Totally worth the money for it and so much fun!

Not sure why I wanted a 3D printer, but I did. And after a few weeks of research (a lot of research) I decided on the Ender 3 v3 KE.It was easy to setup, although I took longer than the online videos suggested, but when I hit print for the first time the benchie boat printed and now I'm hooked.First 3D printer I've owned. Every thing is easy to use. The wifi connection is great, but now I need to learn the software.Going to be a great hobby for an old retired guy.UPDATE:still happy with the purchase, but have a minor issue. After 10-15 builds, started having problems with models not sticking to build plate and had multiple fails. Bought a tube of adhesive and that seems to improve the issue, but not completely.Replaced nozzle with steel one and bought a new Creality build plate. The shipped build plate is very thin,The new one is thicker (3x) and looks to be designed in layers. It is thicker and heavier.Printed 20+ items since changing build plate and no problems.Disappointed in the build plate shipped with printer. The new one is Creality also but quality is higher.

After 9 months of use, I am still in love with this machine! It's fast, it's accurate, and prints beautifully with little trouble at all (and most trouble I've had boil down to user error).I started trying out 3D printing 4-5 years ago, and it was just too fiddly and unpredictable. Bed leveling, adhesion issues, speed; it was just a hassle. I tried a resin printer, but I just don't like dealing with the chemicals, washing and curing of the prints, plus, the machine was just too small for what I wanted to do.Fast forward a few years, and now I've built everything from puppet eye mechanisms to nameplates to theater props and it's worked very well with every brand of filament I've thrown at it (PLA and TPU). From the first print to now, I've learned about CAD and designing my own parts, and it has really increased my productivity. The only thing more I could with for is the same printer with a larger build volume. I would buy another in a heartbeat.

This is a must have for enthusiasts an is super simple to use straight out the box

So very much wanted to like this but it just self-destructed on me. Was printing a new project and checking up on it there was no PLA coming out the head; turns out the PLA was working hard to fill up the printer head - like all over the internal parts. Their is a orange cover over the nozzle and heater and that was blown apart and black PLA was spilling out of it and completely encased the interior guts. An absolute mess. Hours with a heat gun to try and remove this mess. Of course in the end the nozzle won't clear and the heater module (screws into bottom) wires broke off (within huge globs of PLA) and the other thermistor is no longer pressed against the heater module.Sent request for help to Creality so let's see how they handle this and I"ll update.When it did work I was struggling with the supports. Too thick and too many which ended up damaging the models that did work. Was just starting to figure them out when this happened. Hope to be back in business soon.

The media could not be loaded. This Ender v3 ke is a great printer when it’s not giving you problems. Bed is shaky almost every screw was loose when I got it from inside the hot end area and even some of the motors and under the pei sheet for the bed. When I would be next to it while printing I started noticing like a vibration noise. When I looked closer it looked as if the nozzle was hitting the infill of the model had to immediately shut it off. And this would happen around hour 8 of a 20 hour print (video above shown). Another thing that happened was multiple model shifts. Half way thru the print feels like the belt would move and continue printing like and inch to the left. All in all the times I got a head ache free print I thought man this could be such a great little printer. But I found my self more focused on not being able to get the print I wanted because of all the issues. Also I probably spent 2 kilos of material on failed prints in a span of a week Ridiculous ! Can’t give this product more than a star and it’s going back.