Sovol Filament Dryer, SH02 Dry Box Filament Sealed Storage Box 3D Printer Spool Holder with PTC Heater, Filament Dehydrator with Touch Screen, One Key Set, Compatible with PLA PETG TPU ABS 1.75/2.85mm

Working great so far, simple to use, noise level is not an issue and print quality has improved. I've placed it next to my Elegoo Centauri Carbon and directly feed into the filament sensor using the supplied PTFE tubes instead of using the roll holder. Helps to have the door slightly open to vent the humidity during drying. Added 2 x desicant bags that came with the Elegoo filaments into the trays inside the chamber as they are the perfect size.

Really good PETG no problems, no stringing, prints come out perfect every time and highly recommend. I printed most of the AT-AT walker using the gray PETG: Legs, feet, neck, under walker and inside the walker.

Excellent Screen with all details on display.Very easy to change settings. Downside VERY NOISY. The ease of changing the settings might make me buy again despite the loud noise.

I’ve not had these long but they seem to work perfectly. The touch action is responsive and easy to use. It maintains temperature well. Those that say it increases humidity need to understand humidity. It even says in the instructions to open the chamber a few times to allow the moisture to escape. When you do the humidity plummets and eventually stabilises. I don’t like the outlet option. I drilled two holes in the back so I can feed directly into my U1.

Prints well, lovely shine on finished product.

Works as intended and filament rolls out nicely. Although the point of exit could be moved slightly to ease friction i have not had problems.

This dryer feels better quality compared to others in this price category. But it has one flaw - HIGH PITCH NOISE fan. It's so annoying that i'm not sure i'm going to keep it. Other than that, body plastics, layout, lid with gasket, touchscreen - everything feels much better than competitors, space-pi for example. The annoying noise is a huge flaw. I'd happily pay £10-15 more for a quiet fan...

Works well, has a fan and exhaust hole which is a nice feature my previous one didn't. Only slight downside is that my ASA filament has a recomended temperture of 80C for drying and this only goes up to 70C.

An sich gut zum drucken, leider hab ich mir das lila bisschen kräftiger vorgestellt aber An sich ein richtig gutes Produkt

Un peu bruyant à cause des ventilateurs mais secheur efficace. Il supporte le déroulage des filaments en bobine carton. Très bon complément pour alimenter ma P1S dans un pièce non chauffée. La temporisation est très confortable et la plage de température permet de secher un large panel de filament.

Schöner Farbverlauf!

alles bestens in qualität, richtiger farbton und gut gewickelt.

I bought the Sovol filament dryer after spending months blaming my printer for problems that were very clearly caused by me storing filament like decorative pasta. At first I thought, "How much difference can dry filament really make?" The answer was uncomfortable. The first roll of PETG I dried produced noticeably cleaner prints, less stringing, and fewer mysterious defects. Apparently filament prefers not to absorb half the atmosphere before being melted. The best feature is being able to print directly from the dryer. Instead of drying filament, taking it out, and immediately exposing it back to the air like some sort of moisture reintroduction programme, the filament stays protected while printing. My favourite moment was hearing PETG print without the occasional crackling and popping noises that I'd previously convinced myself were completely normal. They were not. The dryer is simple to use, heats reliably, and has quickly become part of my standard printing routine. New roll? Dryer. Old roll? Dryer. Roll that's only been open for six minutes? Surprisingly, also dryer. I've become the sort of person who talks about filament humidity levels as though I'm managing a wine cellar. "This PETG has been properly conditioned." "The TPU needs a few hours in the dryer." The printer doesn't care, but I certainly do. The only downside is that it reveals the truth. When a print fails now, I can no longer immediately blame wet filament. Sometimes the problem is my slicer settings, my design, or my decision to start a 14-hour print and walk away. Highly recommended. If you print with PETG, TPU, ABS, or pretty much anything that enjoys absorbing moisture, this thing is worth having. Five stars. My filament is dry, my prints are cleaner, and I've added "filament moisture management" to the growing list of hobbies I never expected to have.