CrealityK1 Max 3D Printer Official, 600mm/s Max High-Speed 3D Printers Large Printing Size 300x300x300mm with Auto Leveling, Dual Cooling, Smart AI Function, 32mm³/s Flow Hotend and Out-of-The-Box

I had a Cr10 V2 since 2020 and I probably spent more time trying to get it to print properly than actually printing. Rarely did I have two days where something didn't go wrong or need tweaking.I upgraded to the K1C, what a difference. Out of the box with ZERO modification, it just works.Youtube vids talk about rooting it, changing to orca slicer etc, I haven't done any of that, I've simply used the included Creality Print and used the default filament settings.I haven't put anything on the bed like glue, I've just left everything alone.I've been printing now for 10 days in a row, with PLA and it just simply works.I'm very very very impressed. Everything is printing perfectly, I've tried printing on the entire bed, no lifting at the corners (again, using default Creality Print PLA setting)Sure Cura-Slicer has more advanced options than the included Creality Print, and a few months down the line I might switch over, but at the moment my mindset is, why change what works.I wish I'd upgraded sooner.I read and watched a ton of videos, a lot of people had problems with the original K1, but these problems all seem to have ben fixed with the K1C.Some people might not like the placement of the filament spool on the back, doesn't bother me due to it being on the end of a table, but they include a printable option to mount the spool not he side if you want,The speed of this compared to my old CR10, well it's like comparing black and white silent movies to techno colour surround sound, on a completely different scale.I"m currently printing out some storage things for my electronics components, pic attached, it's just going flawlesslyVery very happy customer

Not having to manually retract or load the filament and having some where to correctly store up to 4 filament reels could be reason enough to buy one of these. The ability of the unit to identify via RFID the colour and other properties of each reel is amazing in itself. But the magic really starts when you start producing multicolour prints, or even just the knowledge that you can :-)The fact that the unit can switch over to another reel (if it is the same material and colour) automatically when a reel runs out, allows the print to complete without user intervention and is a definite plus.The internal temperature and humidity display is clear and big enough that I don't need spectacles to read it.Unfortunately I don't have sufficient time to regale you with all of its many attributes, but lets just say "You won't regret having one :-)"

I struggle to understand how Creality can make a product which sounds like an aircraft jet engine all the time and think that is accceptable! As soon as it's powered on it sounds like a jet engine at idle, with just the PSU fan running, and then if you dare to start printing then the main fan ramps up to 100% and it sounds like a jet engine about to take off! Combined with the fact when running at normal print speed it is so violent in its movements it shakes and vibrates, and when it's doing its calibration there is some horrific vibration from the underside panel as the printer winds up to full speed, it is just incredible that the Creality engineers think this is acceptable! It reminds me of PC building 30+ years ago, where we all had 20 fans screaming in our ears to cool our overclocked Pentium processors at 450MHz, and now we have PCs running at 5GHz which are entirely silent - this printer is the equivalent of the 30+ years Pentium cooler in an age of 5GHz silent PCs. Cooling technology has moved on HUGELY, so why build something using 1990s tech in 2025???Yes it's beautifully built, and the self-calibration seemed to work well, but I managed 1 print successfully before my second print clogged and after 30 minutes I returned to see it printing nothing in thin air (and had been since I would guess layer 2 or 3)! Ironic that that second print was for a 5015 fan shroud in the hope I could quieten down the main hotend cooling fan. In a room with the door closed I could still hear the K1 SE in the next room...I was looking for an upgrade for my Ender 3 S1, and to be fair the S1 was pretty noisy out-of-the-box so I spent a lot of effort getting that to be quiet with revised hotend and PSU fans, and there is no question the K1 SE is substantially faster (4x easily) but the noise (and heat) is just unbearable so I'll take slow and quiet over fast and insanely noisy!!Additionally it doesn't support the AI camera (there is no wiring to plug it into), despite the AI camera stating it supports the K1 SE.Overall I had no option but to return it!

Great printer. Very well packaged. Extremely sturdy design.I was a little worried after reading some reviews that the printer wouldn’t be up to scratch. It has worked flawlessly and the print quality is miles ahead of my ender pro 5.

Having previously read some negative reviews I was reluctant to purchase but I'm soo glad I did. I've had 3d printers for 7 years now and can honestly say with experience this is a great machine. Incredibly easy to set up and get started. Print quality is amazing coupled with incredible speed and accuracy. I would highly recommend to both experienced and novices alike.

Arrived next day as expected took it out of the box a bit disappointed as the glass door was shattered luckily i had not removed the protective film, I contacted Creality and straight away said the would send a new door which they did better than sending the machine back, whilst waiting for the door i started my project and after 2 weeks i must admit I'm pleased with the results been using it every day with PLA, PLA+ and TPU no clogs only 2 throw away prints and not large prints so that was fine filament problems rather than machine. Creality tpu filament works well with the machine default setting. I have 3 other machine but so far very impressed.......