Creality Ender 3 V2 Neo 3D Printer with CR Touch Auto Leveling, Full-Metal Extruder, PC Spring Steel Platform 220×220×250mm, 3D Printer for Beginner

The product came perfectly packaged, it wasn’t damaged. It was fairly simple to put together however the PLA mount is a little fiddly and takes some getting used to. The instruction guide is mostly pointless and confusing, I recommend going to the YouTube tutorial by Creality in setting up as to know where the wires go. For the price I don’t think you could get a better starter printer, it seems like a tank and can get really detailed.Only thing I would suggest to the manufacture is to create some written information on beginning 3D printing and what to do and not to do as my first attempt at printing ended in Spaghetti, this wasn’t the printers fault as I hadn’t added supports but overall really happy with the printer. I’m planning on printing DND terrain for our campaigns and it seems really capable. You also get some free filament in the box (it isn’t a full roll about 5 metres worth). Overall I think the support offered by Comgrow is outstanding and definitely worth it if you’re knew, it’s worth spending a little bit more to get the Neo as the screen is so helpful, also it has some upgrades for smoother building making it a lot easier for newer people like myself. Really excited with what I can make in the future!!

I have had my V3 Neo for just over a year now, before that I used Ultimakers that belonged to the company I used to work for. When I moved jobs I needed my own printer and I couldn't afford an Ultimaker. I did a bit of research and came down on the Ender V3 Neo. To be honest for £300 I didn't have high hopes but I figured that if it wasn't much cop £300 was not much to lose. I am glad to say it was probably the best £300 I have spent. The printer is easy to use and I don't think I have had a single failed print yet. The quality is as good as the Ultimakers and for the price of one of those I could have ten V3 Neo's and start my own print factory.

Worked well for a few days then fan stopped working, blocking hot end and tube. Explained clearly to the vendor what replacement parts were required but they just did not listen, returned printer

My first 3d printer. I've wanted one for ages to improve my cosplay outfits and so pleased I got the Ender 3 v2 neo. Really easy to set up, great print quality. One of the best things I've ever bought. Only had it a few days no problems so far, I did change the Bowden tube that came with it, I can tell I'm going to get lets of use out of it.

This is my first 3D printer and I'm glad I went for an easier to build model than the Ender 3. Only 3 parts to put together. Very simple.The paper instructions are a bit vague but the video set-up tutorials on the memory card are much better at explaining bed levelling.My first print went well (benchy from the two supplied files). Had a few things to learn bit it's still performing very well

Disappointed when this was unpacked. The filament shown in the advert us not what comes with the printer. What comes with the printer is a lot smaller and isn’t in a reel as shown in picture……

easy to build but to find out it was broken so didn’t work waiting for a returns and refund

Failed on third print, not representative just a bad one I think

Cela fait 3 ans que j'ai commencé l'aventure impression 3D, à l'époque j'avais acheté une Anet A8, très bien pour commencer, mais vraiment bas de gamme et du coup pas mal d'impressions ratées ou mal finies, des réglages hasardeux et une imprimante qui partait en lambeau.Du coup je me suis dit qu'il était temps de changer et j'ai donc cherché afin de trouver une imprimante pas trop cher mais assez performante, vu l'évolution du marché, les tarifs ont bien baissés.Après quelques jours de recherches et comparaisons, j'ai jeter mon dévolu sur cette Ender 3 V2 Neo, je dois dire que le CR touch à dicté mon choix, pour éviter les déboires passés.Après 2 petites semaines et une dizaines d'impressions, je dois dire que je suis ravi, le réglage de l'imprimante a été un peu compliqué au début, et pour cause, une des roulettes de l'axe Z était 'en roue libre', du coup l'extrudeur ne montait pas comme il faut et j'obtenais des crêpes (après un premier test avec le bateau concluant), après moult vérifications, j'ai resserré cette fameuse roulette, et là que du bonheur, les molettes de réglage du plateau sont hyper pratiques, l'écran est bien lisible et la qualité d'impression est sans commune mesure avec l'Anet A8.Pour ceux qui la trouvent bruyante, testez une Anet A8, vous verrez ce que c'est qu'une imprimante bruyante, celle ci on entend que le ventilo de l'extrudeur, ça fait du bruit, mais franchement c'était bien pire avec l'A8.Je pense qu'en utilisant un petit ventilo de PC faible bruit, ça peut se résoudre assez facilement.En bref une très bonne machine que je recommande, les filaments sont de bonne qualité et pas trop chers, dommage qu'il n'y ait pas beaucoup de couleur en pla+ standard.

This is a great first 3d printer. But to start, you need to understand low cost 3d printing is definitely still in its infancy, you should not expect everything to be super easy and awesome. You will need some patience and a willingness to learn. On to the review.The printer came packaged in a fantastic box, every piece was securely contained in a specific spot and it was all correctly packed. Unpacking was pretty straightforward, I recommend having a utility knife to carefully cut off some plastic packing wrap. Assembly is very straightforward if you have a good guide. I used the "Creality Ender 3 V2 assembly and pro build tips" video from Tomb of 3d Printed Horrors youtube channel, it is excellent and walks through the entire build process and helps avoid almost every pitfall. I say almost because my z axis motor mounted in such a way that the z leadscrew was very crooked. I ended up installing a little cardboard shim between the motor and mount to move it out and straighten the z shaft. It is definitely worth checking for this issue. The failure symptom is noisy clicking when it tries to move the z axis up when it is down near the bed. Once that issue was fixed everything worked great.The same youtube channel has a great video on bed levelling. Once my bed was level I printed the dog model included on the microsd card. It worked perfectly. I was shocked at the out of box print quality. It was fantastic.The first thing I noticed during printing is how quite it is. The new silent stepper main board is really great, it alone it's probably worth the price difference between the Ender 3 Pro and the Ender 3 V2. All the other little updates are great also. Strangely the little drawer on the front is one of my other favorite upgrades, it is just super convenient for storing the little parts. I like the PSU under the build plate, it just feels protected from stuff accidentally falling in our getting jabbed in by a child. Overall I feel like there design of the V2 is much more polished than the older Enders. I personally feel the V2 upgrades are worth every penny.I was also surprised at how few problems I had initially with adhesion, many people complain about prints falling off, but the included filament worked on every print I ran. Notably, when I switched to Hatchbox copper colored filament I had a number of problems and had to have my bed dialed in perfectly to get adhesion, I also need to clean the print bed with isopropyl alcohol between prints. I lost my first 4 or 5 small prints in Hatchbox PLA due to adhesion issues.For tools I downloaded the latest Cura slicer which seems to work very well. For high quality prints I use the custom cura setup from the above youtube channel for mini printing. It takes a little time to setup a custom cura profile, but it has produced beautiful mini prints as well as a functional threaded nut I needed for a broken fan.I found Cura is not great for generating supports, my prints come off with lots of surface flaws that really ruin the print finish. I am now using Meshmixer for creating custom supports with much better results.For my functional prints I have used Tinkercad, it was super easy to create the hex nut I needed, note plan to create threaded holes quite a bit larger than measured to account for plastic shrinkage.Obviously, this wasn't simple and I have learned a ton in 2 weeks. You will need to learn a variety of new skills and tools to get the most from your printer. If you are up for it this is a great printer.

Muy buena impresora, es más fácil de usar y es buena relación calidad precio. La recomiendo si estas comenzando en el mundo de la impresión en 3D.

Sorprendido de lo bien que va.Tenía otra antigua y barata y era un tormento.Con esta ,PLA+ y un poco de configuración a imprimir.