Creality Ender 3 V2, An Honest Review From A Novice

[@سفيانجمعه-ه7ش]

The button for filament loading is such a convenient feature, especially when switching between different colors or materials.

[@meihua7450]

The self-leveling feature is a major time-saver. No more manually tweaking knobs

[@a99channel16]

The magnetic bed is such a nice touch. Itll make removing prints a breeze.

[@RiinoetRiina]

Its great to see 3D printers becoming more user-friendly. This one seems perfect for beginners

[@Chanel1-c2j9j]

Its great to see a 3D printer with both speed and accuracy; it seems like a well-balanced machine

[@zeeshanytjarwar]

The Creality Ender-3 V2 SE appears to be a promising 3D printer. Thanks for sharing your unboxing and initial impressions!

[@mahichoudary123]

Is there a filament sensor to notify you when youre running low on filament?

[@diatoumagassa7320]

Hows the fan noise on this printer? Is it quieter compared to previous models?

[@305.marc.3]

Im excited to see the first print! What are you going to make with it?

[@theteenageengineer]

Oh I’ve printed tons of stuff with it already, some of my custom designs are on Thingiverse www.thingiverse.com/kaibarber/designs

[@NEVERJETFF71]

Can you talk about the bed adhesion? Do you need any additional adhesives?

[@theteenageengineer]

You shouldn’t need any additional bed adhesives for PLA but for ABS it’s recommended to use a glue stick to help with bed adhesion

[@indiagamer3261]

Im curious to know more about the build volume. Can it handle larger prints?

[@theteenageengineer]

If I remember correctly build volume is 220mm x 220mm x 250mm

[@ibliskintil7652]

so the further filamet cost is reasonable I think. Bambus A1 minis filament cost is too much for me. lol.

[@thebhaukaal1487]

Im curious about the range of compatible filaments. Can it handle exotic materials like flexibles or composites?

[@theteenageengineer]

I haven’t tried any of those yet, but there are a few things I’d like to print in flexible material so I’ll update on how it goes with those when I get around to trying it.

[@bessikff1756]

Can you share some details about the print quality? Are there any test prints available?

[@theteenageengineer]

Print quality really depends on the settings you used, how level your bed is, and the way you layed it out in the slicer software.

[@gamingfriend4365]

Does it come with a warranty? Thats always a reassuring factor

[@theteenageengineer]

I think so, but I’m not sure. If it does it’s probably 90 days

[@umarzafar9830]

Ive heard the Ender series has a great community. Have you found good support online?

[@theteenageengineer]

I haven’t really needed much support so I wouldn’t really know. But because it’s such a popular printer there’s probably plenty of forums that talk about it.

[@raphapha6113]

Can you share your experience with customer support from Creality in case users encounter any issues?

[@theteenageengineer]

I haven’t needed to contact creality customer support yet. I’m going to assume that support direct from creality is not good, but forums and KZbin videos are pretty helpful for the small problems I’ve encountered

[@sarthak__928]

Im trying to print some Marvel characters myself, have you ever tried before?

[@theteenageengineer]

Printed some warhammer models for my brother. Worked out pretty well just a lot of support structures

[@Rikyngapak22]

Hows the fan noise on this printer? Is it quieter compared to previous models?

[@theteenageengineer]

Unfortunately it’s still pretty loud and I haven’t found a way to make it any quieter. I wouldn’t sleep in the same room as it but it’s not so loud that it’s disruptive for an office. It’s a lot better than the beeping that older printers had from the stepper motors being driven at audible frequencies.