Official Creality K2 Plus Combo 3D Printers, Multicolor Printing Machine Up to 16 Colors, 600mm/s High-Speed Printing, Dual AI Camera for Monitoring, 350x350x350mm Build Volume

Setting up the Creality K2 Plus was surprisingly straightforward—out of the box, the instructions were clear, the wiring was clean, and everything felt like it was designed with the end user in mind. As someone who’s relatively new to the 3D printing world, I expected a much steeper learning curve, but the setup process made me feel empowered right away. That said, let’s be real: learning to dial in settings, calibrate prints, and deal with the occasional spaghetti monster has absolutely cost me a good amount of filament. I’ve burned through rolls just figuring things out. So yeah—if Creality ever decided to toss in a little gift card for extra filament with this beast, it’d feel like the ultimate “we’ve got your back” gesture for new users. Now, let’s talk about the elephant in the room—this thing is massive. Like, “build-your-own-furniture-and-never-move-again” levels of massive. I wasn’t expecting it to be light, but I definitely underestimated just how solid it would be. It is built like a tank (and prints like a dream), but fair warning: this is a two-person lift. If you're trying to unbox or reposition it alone, you're in for a rude awakening unless you’re also a competitive powerlifter. Once it’s in place, though, it’s a beautiful machine—quiet, stable, and absolutely thrilling to use. Every time I watch a print come to life, I’m reminded why I love this printer so much. Despite the initial bumps and wasted filament, the K2 Plus has made me fall in love with 3D printing, and I genuinely look forward to every new project I start.

Bought my Ender 3 S1 from Creality 3D US. Originally, the lead time was nearly 4 weeks, but I was pleasantly surprised when the lead time was updated and I ended up getting the printer in 1 week. Nice! The printer was easy to assemble, and the accompanying assembly video on the SD card helped enormously. Print bed level and z-axis offset instructions were not very good, but luckily I was able to get watch a how-to thanks to BV3D (Bryan Vines) on YouTube! My first print was the stock Rabbit file on the SD card. When I started printing other files (for example, files that I found on Thingiverse), the standard settings in the Creality Slicer were pretty much spot on most of the time. 3D printing is never an exact science. You have to be able to really diagnose for yourself when you're having issues and reach out to the 3D printing communjty sometimes. But that's part of the experience. So far I have been printing with Sunlu PLA and I am very happy with the results. Kudos to Creality for making a product that is so friendly to first time 3D printer owners (that's me!). Very Happy with this purchase.

I'm new to 3d printing and so far this thing has been amazing. I've had it for 3 weeks and I've been running it non stop. I've got through 3kgs of pa6-cf and my prints are gorgeous. I am not using the Creality slicer though. I'm using orca slicer. Zero issues or problems so far. I'm really glad I picked this one despite some of the iffy reviews. It also made it to my house in perfect condition. Edited . My cfs won't work and I get an error on every print. Exception 2252 I've emailed Creality 3 times with no response. If really like to do multicolor prints but I can't since the cfs won't even load filament. I can only use the side spool. It's very frustrating. This thing was expensive. Edit Ive had this printer for a few months now. The cfs stopped working after about a month. Creality warranty wants me to communicate via Whatsapp but they are only available in the middle of the night. I finally got ahold of the about a half hour before I started work and he was telling me things like try to turn it off and then turn it back on. Like I haven't already tried that 20 times. I've gone through the entire wiki to troubleshoot. It just won't even pull the filament into the cfs at all. I push it into the tube and nothing happens. Don't buy this if you end up needing warranty. They won't even answer emails.

So far I really like this machine. I'm new to 3D printing but so far the machine has been fairly easy to learn along with their software.

This 3d printer is amazing. It's my first one so I don't have anything to compare it to but so far it has worked great. Seems to level the bed quickly, prints fast and the quality of the prints is amazing. It's so fun and this is definitely my new hobby. My husband says enough earrings all ready. So happy with my purchase.

The most amazing value in 3d printing I have ever seen, huge print volume and super easy to get stunning results with. I ran this machine hard since I purchased it, with only one small issue that was easy to resolve with their service team. The machine is easy to self service, parts replacement is easy and straightforward.

I have bought 3 Creality printers 1st. Ender 3 Pro was great 2nd. Ender S1 pro had few problems with faulty CR touch and a dent in the frame they did send new parts thumbs up there 3. Now this big guy the Creality K2 Plus Combo, got it all hooked up and it’s the best one I have got so far love this machine.

My husband bought this printer and while it was great for the first time he used it, he updated it with the companies (Creality) update and it completely bricked it. Now the screen won’t go past the Creality logo and nothing will print. The app says the printer is offline even though it is on. My husband has been trying since last Thursday (today is Monday) to get ahold of someone within the company to help him and they either don’t respond at all or they put him on hold so long then hang up on him. If you need help at all you most likely have zero chance getting it from the actual company. We are STILL trying to get help.