Creality Ender 3 V3 SE 3D Printer, 250mm/s High-Speed Desktop Printer, CR Touch Auto-Leveling, Sprite Direct Extruder, Dual Z-Axis, Auto-Load Filament, 8.66x8.66x9.84 Print Volume, Easy Assembly
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Set name: Ender 3 V3 SE
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- 250MM/S HIGH-SPEED PRINTING: Ender 3 V3 SE 3d printer can print at up to 250mm/s speed with 2500mm/s2acceleration, faster than ender 3, ender 3 v2, ender 3 pro, ender 3 neo, ender 3 v2 neo, ender 3 s1, ender 3 s1 pro etc. You can complete models efficiently, saving time to wait for print jobs. Moreover, it can keep good printing quality at the same time.
- START PRINTING WITHIN 20Mins: Creality Ender 3 V3 SE 3D printer is easy to put together in 3 steps within about 20 minutes only. It equips CR Touch for auto leveling and strain sensor for auto Z offset. It is easy to get a perfect first layer. Leveling is the important process before printing, it usually make customers in trouble. This 3d printer saves 73% of the time compared with other printers and easily start to print. Which is friendly to all of customers including the beginners
- CAPABLE "SPRITE" DIRECT EXTRUDER: The "Sprite" Direct Extruder of Ender 3 V3 SE enables smooth feeding of various filaments, including PLA, PETG, and TPU. And the extruder is market-proven for its reliability, as over 500,000 units have been shipped worldwide
- DUAL STABLE STRUCTURE: Creality Ender 3 V3 SE, Dual Z-axis synced by a quality timing belt, ensuring high print quality. The rigid dual Z-axis lead screws reduce Z wobbling effectively. The Y-axis features two 8mm linear shafts made of strong and wear-proof steel, which underpins a steady and accurate motion of the build platform for a lasting time
- 32-BIT SILENT MAINBOARD&MORE: This 3d printer equips a 32-bit silent mainboard with an advanced stepper motor drive to control all axes more precisely for less operation noise. The PC spring steel build plate is sticky and flexible, making it easy to remove the printed models by bending it slightly.
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Creality Ender-3 V3 SE 3d printer features a CR Touch sensor for auto leveling and a strain sensor for auto z-offset. Just lay back and enjoy the print success, there is no need to participate manually throughout the process, making leveling much easier. Creality Ender 3 V3 SE supports automatic loading and unloading filament function. Tap "Extrude", and the filament will flow out of the nozzle smoothly. Tap "Retract", and the filament will exit quickly. So, it is effortless to replace the filament. Creality Ender 3 v3 SE 3d printer aims to privide easier and better user experince, with intuitive UI displays, users can observe the leveling process and printing parameters clearly with motion graphics. No worry to miss out anything, just enjoy the printing process. The rigid dual Z-axis of Creality Ender 3 V3 SE lead screws reduce Z wobbling effectively. The Y-axis features two 8mm linear shafts made of strong and wear-proof steel, which underpins a steady and accurate motion for a lasting time. 540+ Patented Technology, 3.5 Million+ Number of users Better Performance Achieved with Creality Official 3d Printer Filament Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Creality 3D Technology Co., Ltd. focuses on the design, research, production of 3D printers and 3D printing related products. Consisting of professional researchers and skilled engineers, our R&D team constantly strives for creative function and excellent user experience. The R&D investments on 3d printing cover FDM/resin 3D printers, 3D scanners, filaments, resin, as well as 3D printed drones and robots that back up STEAM education.
Brand: Creality
Material: Aluminum
Color: Ender 3 V3 SE
Product Dimensions: 15"D x 19.6"W x 15"H
Item Weight: 19.8 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 15 x 19.6 x 15 inches
Item Weight: 19.8 pounds
Item model number: Ender 3 V3 SE
Date First Available: August 15, 2024
Manufacturer: Creality
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I ordered this printer in April 2018. This is not my first printer, so I am familiar with 3d printing and have been at it for several years. I decided to get this printer because I heard a lot of positive things about it, and it has a large build area. Overall this printer is pretty good for the price. I would recommend it, except for one critical issue (that I am hoping is remedied). The printer that I received has a "fatal flaw" because of a bad capacitor on the motherboard. The 5v regulation on the motherboard has a high ripple. This is because Creality used the wrong type of capacitor on the most recent motherboards (v2 and v2.1). What this means: you will see the temperature reading vary from 3-5 C when you are printing, and even a bit (1-2C) when you are sitting idle. When printing under 220, the printer will still print ok, though you may see some variation in your layers due to the temperature oscillation. Another real concern is when you try to print above 230C (which is required for filaments like ABS or PETG) . My board can't even heat over 230 C because of this capacitor issue. If you google "CR 10S temperature issue" you can learn more about this. I am attempting to get a replacement board from the seller who I bought through on Amazon. They have asked me for a video of the problem. The seller claims to be in touch with the manufacturer (Creality) so I am hopeful I'll get a replacement. If I do get a replacement board, I will come back and update my review. I'm hoping this issue gets resolved, and I believe Creality will eventually start shipping printers with the correct capacitor, possibly in version 2.2 once that is released. My recommendation would be to double check that the issue has been resolved before buying this printer, unless you only plan on printing PLA or don't mind the hassle of getting a replacement board and opening up the case. Apart from the above issue, the printer is very good. The quality of prints are excellent even with the stock hot end/extruder. I've successfully printed PLA, Flex (TPU), and TPEE. You can also do a lot of small upgrades that will make the printer work a lot better. For example: add a Capricorn tubing so you can print flexible filaments easier. You can also upgrade to a "drop in" all metal extruder like a microswiss or a genuine e3d v6 (custom mounts are required) if you want to print higher temp filaments. I also recommend getting a nice build surface, like BuildTak. I picked up a 3 pack of "Athorbot" build sheets, which is just like BuildTak, but a lot cheaper- it is working great. People have reported issues with warped glass beds. My glass bed turned out to be fine. I used a dial indicator gauge to check my bed for variation, and it was quite flat. If your bed is not flat, you can get a 6 pack of mirror tile (12x12") for very cheap as a replacement. One other thing that I'd like to point out is around safety. I don't recommend printing over 210 C with the stock setup. This is because the PFTE tube (bowden tube) goes all the way into the hot end, through the heat block right up to the nozzle. This design is actually really good for constraining the path of the filament, but unfortunately that has a dangerous side effect. After 210C, the PFTE tube will begin to release toxic gasses that can be harmful to pets (especially pet birds). After 240 C the stock PFTE will deform and cause you printer to jam. Capricorn tubing will allow you to print up to 300C, but you will still have toxic off gassing. If you are just printing PLA, the stock setup is great. If you want to do much more than that (PETG, ABS, Flexibles, etc.) you should consider upgrading, and will need to make sure you have a good motherboard. Update: a few weeks after I requested a replacement board, the seller was able to send me one. I’m very pleased and the issue I had is no longer a problem! Raised my review to 5 stars because everything seems to be working great now.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2018 by Greg H.
Set name: Ender 3 V3 SE
I absolutely love my Creality Ender 3! It’s been an amazing introduction to the world of 3D printing. For the price, you get a really solid, reliable machine that punches way above its weight. Setup was surprisingly straightforward—even as a beginner, I was able to get up and running pretty quickly. What I appreciate most is how much you can learn and grow with this printer. It’s easy to use right out of the box, but there’s also a great community. I've printed everything from functional parts to detailed models, and it consistently delivers great results. If you're just getting started or looking for a budget-friendly but powerful 3D printer, I can't recommend the Ender 3 enough. It’s been one of my favorite tech purchases!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2025 by Justin Vawter
Set name: Ender 3 V3 SE
Printer worked great for one roll of filament and then when I got to the end of the second one I turned it on to make a print and only the graphics loaded to the screen and no menu, I contacted Creality because the return window closed three days prior to this and three days later they got back to me asking if I could reflash the firmware, I watched the video for this and it is incredibly complicated process, this printer is not worth the hassle even at under 200$ BUY ANOTHER BRAND AWFUL AWFUL EXPERIENCE UPDATE: things have gone from bad to worse. First they tried to get me to update the firmware which requires a special type of SD card that I finally got right after purchasing three of them, that did not work. Then they sent me a new motherboard. I installed that and the machine booted to screen that had a menu with a header that was in mandarin and no other text. I guessed correctly that this was a language selection menu. After scrolling through three different selections I finally found English and booted it up. The interface was not the same as the new printer and not in a better way. I printed a benchy to test it and it work, great. The next print I tried to make the printer once again did not boot and was once again useless. This happened two days after the return window closed and it’s now been a month of me dealing with the company trying to get it fixed and nothing. It seems as though the company is trying to do the absolute minimum to get the printer barely working again and it has been nothing but a waste of time. ONCE AGAIN DO NOT BUY.
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Set name: Ender 3 V3 SE
This is a good printer for beginners but make sure to do some research. You will need a good computer or laptop that can handle slicing software. I thought this one hooked up to my phone but it doesn’t. But other than that I can say it’s decently fast, and comes right out the box without a problem. Make sure you put glue stick on (purple works best) and the prints come amazing. It does have a kinda small print area but it’s still bigger than an A1 mini but still smaller than A1. I will warn you I really don’t like the Creality print software I can’t really explain it though. I tried Orca and that works better but then it was telling me there is a g-code problem and so I switched back. The value of this printer is top notch. Unless you have a crazy amount of money I would recommend starting with this one. It works amazingly well with high quality prints. If you turn it off in the middle of a print it will be able to continue when you turn it on again. It is pretty loud and has some kinda light in the hot end and I would recommend turning it off at night if you keep it in your room. Also make sure to keep a door or window open because this is melting plastic and while most are harmless it is probably best if you make sure there is a way for the little fumes to get out. I highly doubt I will get cancer or anything from pla but you can’t be too careful. Also most women could probably smell the plastic melting but I can’t really but that’s probably because I lost my sense of smell 1 1/2 years ago
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Set name: Ender 3 V3 SE
Very nice entry level printer,good price dose every thing I ask of it.
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Set name: Ender 3 V3 SE
I have used a number of 3d printers. Mostly the Ender 3 v2, but also an Elegoo Neptune 3 and a Voxlab Ender 3 clone. The Voxlab was terrible and very unreliable. The Ender 3 v2 have a huge aftermarket base but are very fussy machines. The Neptune gave me good prints but has little aftermarket support and I have recently had to replace the extruder stepper motor and have a new hot end ordered. But so far The Ender 3 V3 is printing great. It is the fasted printer I've had so far. Prints that would have taken 4 or 5 days on other printers are getting done in a day and a half. With the speed and auto-leveling this is quite a step up from the v2.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2025 by Caroline McBride
I'm 100% new to 3d printing. I heard about it in like 2014, saw the prices of printers and immediately dismissed it as a "rich thing for rich people" (dropping 2-3k on a machine that made really poor looking 3d prints wasn't feasible for a college student). I looked at it on a complete whim recently and was shocked to see printers going for this cheap with filament around $20 a roll. I really was setting sights on an Ender 3. Everyone said it's just a great starter one to have. However I saw someone say "if you have a bit more money, just go with a CR-10). I liked a lot that had too, but ultimately didn't see the point when the CR10s had the filament runout detection and power restart function. I haven't tried the latter, the first I have seen work. To anyone having issues, let me explain my problems and how I solved them. Instructions not clear? Watch numerous videos on youtube on setting it up. Don't follow one guy. See what like 3 or 4 people have to say about how to get the printer built in the first place. What should you print first? Bed alignment squares from thingiverse. That site will quickly become a favorite of yours and any of those options are great. There's a 6 minute video on youtube that shows how you can use that test to tell if you need to lower/raise your bed and which corner needs it. Print not sticking? This was a killer for me. I nearly returned it because I couldn't get anything to stick. So this is a tricky one. The glass surface that comes with nearly all printers is warped. Go to a hardware store and get a box of 12"x12" mirror tiles (I got 6 for like $10 at lowes). Get a bottle of 99.9% isopropyl alcohol. This clears the print surface absolutely of any oils from your hands and any debris. I got a cheap little spritz bottle, remove the glass bed, and just spray it down then wipe with a paper towel. It works great. That works for basic small scale prints. The best luck (that I've printed larger things with) is outright Aqua Net hair spray. I have a separate small box with a bit of padding from the printer, I remove the bed, and spray it down with 3-4 layers of Aqua Net. After it's dry (about 5 minutes) I remove it and put it on the heating bed. That's gotten my best results. When it's done printing, take the heated glass bed (with print still attached) off and just set it on a cool (NOT cold) surface and it'll come off after a good few minutes. I've got the bed leveled, what should I print now? Calibration cube. Make sure the X Y and Z are perfect. After that, give Benchy a try. What are my settings? I have great luck with a bed temp of 45-50 (50 typically). I set my base print temp at 210 and every other layer at 205. There are tests to see what temp your filament works best on, and all filaments aren't equal. So take it with a grain of salt. Those are just my "I want this thing printed and I'm not in it for perfection" settings. Slight bit of stringiness? Get an exacto knife and remove it. Couple bumps and very slight uneven edge (or sharper edge)? Dollar tree sandpaper pack, you get a lot of high grits (which is what you want) and just take it off. 3D printing is a fun art hobby. This is something you don't rush. It's easy to get into, but there's so much to learn with nozzles, print temps, speeds, fills, supports...it's a lot to master. It's just complex. This printer does great work and has a huge surface that I wanted (you can get upgrade kits for the ender 3, but one to fit this size cost about as much as this and require more work).
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Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2020 Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2020 by SD
Set name: Ender 3 V3 SE
If you want a basic 3D printer, this is certainly a good option. The only real requirement I had for my projects was "autolevel because I don't feel like doing it myself". Creality advertises a 20 minute setup time. That's fairly accurate. If you can use an allen key, you can set this up in about 20 minutes. The only prep work I did for my first several projects was to wipe the plate down with isopropyl alcohol before each use. The magnetic base plate that comes with the printer has worked great for me so far. The kit also includes an SD card and USB reader, which was handy because I have no idea what box my full sized SD cards exist in my workshop anymore. As a caveat, I've only used PLA so far.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2026 by Zeph