Official Creality Filament Dryer, Space Pi V2

I picked this up to use alongside my Bambu Lab A1, and it has been a complete game changer for my print quality. If you live in a humid area, you know how quickly filament can soak up moisture and ruin a project. This dryer has solved that issue for me. Capacity and Performance The ability to hold 4 spools at once is the standout feature here. I usually put my filament in about eight hours before I start a print, and the difference in the final result is night and day. It significantly reduces stringing and helps with those tricky first-layer adhesion issues that moisture-heavy filament causes. Technical Specs and Heating The 85°C max temperature is impressive. Most consumer dryers stop around 70°C, but this one has the extra overhead needed for engineering materials like PAHT, PC, and ASA. The dual independent heating chambers are another huge plus, as they allow you to dry two different types of filament at different temperatures simultaneously. Efficiency and Design The touchscreen interface is responsive and much better than the clunky buttons found on older models. I also appreciate the power-saving mode where you can run a single chamber if you only have one or two spools to dry. It feels well-insulated and the 360° hot air circulation ensures the entire spool is dried evenly. Pros: Massive 4-spool capacity. Reaches 85°C for high-temp engineering filaments. Independent temperature controls for each side. Built-in active dehumidification and desiccant regeneration. Cons: It takes up a decent amount of desk space. The completion beep can be a bit loud. Final Verdict: If you are serious about 3D printing and tired of dealing with moisture-related failures, this is a must-have. It is a reliable, high-capacity tool that has noticeably improved every print coming off my A1.

So far I have used for several prints and dried several old spools of filament. This works perfect and happy I got it! I did have a few small problems but I don’t lnow what the cause was. Only 2 spools have done this but they stuck to the other filament causing prints to fail. I left the temp as set by thr manufacturer to dry but maybe it was too long at 14-24 hours? Default for PETG is 65c at 24 hours. I managed to save 1 full spool and got some off the other but was a pain. No other spool had done this either. I run all PETG and zero issues since. The lcd looks nice and is black background with white text. Perfect contrast this way making it easier to see instead of old lcd where it’s white background and black text. Good quality build too. I would only wish they made 2 small changes. Better latches on the lids and put ability to use threaded quick releases for the ptfe tubes. Occasionally when my printer retracts after a print it would shove the filament tube inside farther up to 3 inches. Glad I got this. Able to save some of my old filament.

I do not own a Creality printer but since I started 3D printing I’ve found that Creality products have all been really reliable, filament, glue, Maintenence accessories, and now filament dryers. I’m super happy with how great the quality is. My prints immediately are a night and day difference. The best filament Dryer I own by far. The interior lights look nice and it heats up so fast. It’s my new favorite 3D printing accessory and on top of all of that, great customer service!

I recently added the Creality Official Space Pi Filament Dryer to my 3D printing setup, and it has truly elevated my printing experience. The 360° hot-air heating system ensures that my filaments are dried uniformly and efficiently. I particularly appreciate the one-key temperature setting for various filaments, especially the 65-degree option, which is perfect for drying my nylon filaments. The built-in fan circulates hot air effectively, resulting in improved print quality and fewer issues with moisture-related problems. The LCD touch screen makes it incredibly easy to monitor the drying process and adjust settings as needed. I also love the power-off memory function; it saves me the hassle of resetting everything in case of an outage. This dryer is compatible with a wide range of filaments, making it versatile for all my projects. Overall, I highly recommend the Creality Space Pi Filament Dryer to anyone serious about 3D printing—it's a game changer for filament storage and preparation!

This works great for drying filament. The only reason it gets 4 stars instead of 5 is that the menu is a little clunky. I wish it offered an individual screen for each chamber, or a wider screen with separate controls for each shown at once. As it is you have to swap between the two sides. After use, filaments have better print quality, and easier adhesion. So far using directly out of the unit has not caused any tangles. I like the color of the unit, as it matches the CC2 printer very well.

Works great and is very low profile! Feeding any solid filament direct to the printer is easy, but will most likely require additional PTFE tubing to keep it enclosed. TPU still needs to be dried and then direct fed to the extruder as the PTFE tubing causes too much friction, but overall solid product. Fits any standard spool size. Temperature and Humidity levels are stable.

as someone who prints nearly daily across multiple filament types, i’ve tried all the usual hacks to keep filament dry—ziplock bags with desiccants, makeshift dryer boxes, constant re-drying in the oven. it’s exhausting, inconsistent, and let’s be honest… not great for filament longevity. enter the creality space pi 4x. i wasn’t sure what to expect, but within the first 48 hours, i knew this was a total game-changer for my setup. 🔧 build quality and design the unit feels rock solid. no cheap plastics, no flimsy parts. everything from the touchscreen to the heating chamber is well thought out. the design is compact and efficient—it doesn’t take up too much bench space, but still accommodates a wide range of spool sizes. you can tell this was designed by people who actually print. bonus points for the transparent window—makes it easy to visually check your filament without opening the lid and losing heat/humidity stability. 🌡️ performance & heat distribution this is where it shines. the ptc heating system is super efficient and fast. it reaches target temps quickly and holds them consistently throughout the drying cycle. the 360° hot air circulation makes a noticeable difference—no more hot spots or uneven drying like you get with cheaper alternatives. paired with the real-time digital humidity/temp monitor, i’m able to dial in precise settings depending on the filament type and ambient conditions. this is key for me since i print both in a climate-controlled shop and in a garage environment where temps fluctuate. 🎛️ ease of use & presets setup is completely painless. the touch interface is clean, intuitive, and actually responsive (which is rare on machines like this). the built-in presets for common filament types (pla, petg, abs, nylon, tpu, etc) are accurate and a great starting point, especially for users who may not know the ideal drying temps. you also get full manual control, so for more sensitive or exotic filaments, you can dial in exact settings and even save them. the 48-hour programmable timer means i can start a cycle overnight and have fresh, dry filament waiting for me the next morning. i also appreciate the memory recovery feature—it resumes your settings if there’s a power outage mid-cycle. smart. 🧪 real-world results before the space pi, i’d been battling inconsistent extrusion and random first-layer issues—especially with tpu, petg, and older rolls of pla. after running my spools through this dryer for even just 4–6 hours, i saw immediate improvements: cleaner extrusion reduced stringing and oozing tighter bridging and finer detail smoother first layers no more crackling filament noises it's also helped reduce the number of failed prints due to moisture—something that’s hard to quantify but makes a huge difference when you're printing time-sensitive or client-facing work. 🧠 smart extras works with both 1.75 mm and 2.85 mm filament low noise during operation (not silent, but no louder than a quiet fan) small side access port for feeding filament while drying—great for feeding directly into the printer on long prints this turns it from just a drying chamber into a full filament management system. 🧡 wishlist and a little pitch if i had to nitpick: maybe a second spool slot in future versions, or an integrated desiccant refresh system would be cool. but honestly, at this price point and performance level? it’s already punching above its weight. to Creality: this is one of the most useful, well-designed tools you’ve released in a while. it directly improves the quality and consistency of prints, and you clearly built it with serious makers in mind. if you're ever looking for field testers or review partners for upcoming gear, i’d be honored to help out—this review is just the start. and to Amazon Vine or product reviewers' programs: this is the kind of product that deserves attention. real utility, solid build, clear impact. 🏁 final verdict whether you’re a hobbyist or a print farm operator, the creality pi 4x filament dryer is an essential upgrade. it does exactly what it promises and more. better prints, less frustration, and way more confidence that your filament is dialed in and ready to go. 5 stars, no hesitation.

I mostly print things in PETG, it's such a good all around filament but ofc I started having issues after a roll sat open for a while. This machine cleared all that up using it's default setting and even better it was able to feed directly from here to the K2 Pro I also purchased at the same time.

What a great purchase!! works great!! does exactly what it says to the point i have to admit its absolutely boring.. you press the buttons, choose, and it just works. No muss no fuss it just works.

重宝している。これで乾燥してから出力すると3Dプリンターのトラブルが激減した。 最も楽なのは、造形が終わった後にプレートから外しやすくなった。とてもおすすめ。

works great

Love it

Very good and a fair price when on sale. I like that it has dual chambers for different temperatures and different types of filament. The noise level is OK—not too loud, but not exactly quiet either. The automatic door that lets the moisture out seems to be time-programmed rather than actually detecting when there is too much moisture inside. It seems like every 20 minutes it opens to release the moisture while heating the filament. Overall, I’m happy with the purchase.