Creality K2 Plus Combo 3D Printer, Multi Color Printing with New CFS, Max 600mm/s Printing Speed, Full-auto Leveling, Next-Gen Direct Drive Extruder, Dual Al Camera, Build Volume 350 * 350 * 350mm
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- Condition
- New
- Model
- K2 Plus Combo
- Dimensions
- 13.78"D x 13.78"W x 13.78"H
- Weight
- 40 kg
- Color
- black
- Material
- Metal aluminium
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- Creality K2 Plus 3D Printer
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540+ Patented Technology, 3.5 Million+ Number of users Better Performance Achieved with Creality Official 3d Printer Filament 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.
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| Brand | Creality |
|---|---|
| Material | Metal aluminium |
| Color | black |
| Product Dimensions | 13.78"D x 13.78"W x 13.78"H |
| Item Weight | 40 kg |
| Item model number | K2 Plus Combo |
| Manufacturer | Creality |
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Still breaking it in, but loving it so far
So far so good. With the mixed reviews on this machine I was a bit hesitant to pull the trigger. I’ve only owned Creality printers in the past and while they’ve had their quirks, I’ve always been able to fix them. I’ve been pretty comfortable with them as a brand. I wanted multicolor and I preferred a large build plate. My end goal was to eliminate my two 300x300x400 printers for one larger printer that was more capable. The K2 Plus fit my requirements. I ordered the combo. It all thankfully arrived undamaged, but there was a gouge in one corner of the box which came very close to damaging the printer. The CFS ships inside the printer, securely anchored inside. The printer is HEAVY and for most people it will take a helper to move it safely. Setup wasn’t as quick as I assumed it would be, but apart from bed leveling, it wasn’t bad. The CFS anchor screws were a bit tight and it required a full sized screw driver to get the proper leverage on one of the screws. As long as you follow the Quickstart setup it’s all pretty straightforward. That is until I got to the bed leveling. The bed has knobs just like any other printer, but they were very tight. I had to use a screw driver in the screw heads (under the build plate) and a rubber grip to turn the knobs. My fingers were getting a bit too raw otherwise. I had about a .6mm variance across my bed. It was the first time I’d ever used Fluidd and it too me a bit to interpret which corner was which. I initially messed things up worse than it was in the first place. I made adjustments over and over and then recalibrated until I got the variance down to about .45mm. From what I’d read, this was well within spec and wouldn’t be a problem. It hasn't proven to be a problem yet. I’ve had a total of 4 ‘error’s during my printing processes. Only one of those errors was directly printer related. The CFS did not properly retract the filament after a print completed. I heated the nozzle back up, hit retract again and it worked just fine that next time. The other issues were slicer related. Every one of them was due to my ignorance with regards to importing 3mf files designed for different printers not specifying what filament was in the slots of the CFS. It does seem like I’ve been lucky so far and I hope that luck continues. I ran a firmware upgrade during the initial setup and then a second firmware update a few days later. The printer has been stable and running like a champ. I’m currently running 1.1.2.10. The build plate has been super sticky. I’ve only had adhesion issues with very small surfaces. Mice ear brims have helped with those. So far I’ve only printed PLA and PETG, all generic. Everything has printed well through the CFS and the side spool. I plan to try TPU 95A as well. One thing I worth clarifying has to do with the multicolor printing. I’d seen a video online suggesting that multicolor prints should not use less than a .2mm layer height. My first multicolor print was in .2mm and it looked okay, but not great. That could have partially been due to the models geometry. I tried a different model and chose .16mm layer height just to see how things turned out. To my surprise, it looked great! This is the turtle in my pictures. I love the speed and the quality to this point, though the quality isn't perfect. I really hope it lasts. The touch screen is working great, wifi has been great. I love being able to send the prints to the printer without a micro SD card. I know there is a lot of hate and regret from some buyers. This is understandable considering how much it costs. There are thousands of these printers out there though and while there are a lot of bad reviews, they pale in comparison to the number of printers that likely haven't been reviewed.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025 by ICantBeBothered
A new headache every day
I received my printer and let me say up front, unboxing it showed me a machine that looked so promising, I was just itching to let her go. After performing the initial set-up, I set to print my first Benchy. For those not in the know, Benchy is a small tugboat staple used as a sort of "first test print" quite a bit. My first Benchy came out well, with the CFS functioning normally and everything looking good. Excellent! So I tried my second print. I have NOT had a successful second print. My first error was having the CFS continually jam. So I disassembled it, cleaned it out, reconnected it, and then the cutter started jamming. So I disassembled it, cleaned it out, and what do you know - now it jams the CFS again. I tried using Creality PLA, I tried checking online, and just about the only solutions I got were "clean out the debris and try again, Jack." So I did it again and my next error was an inability to extrude. So I manually removed all the PLA from the machine, tried again, and the CFS jammed again. So I disabled the CFS and moved the PLA to the spool. I figured maybe I could at least get a one-color print and see if it can do something, right? Wrong! My new error is abnormal Y-axis movement resistance. The web says "clean the debris out and try lubricating it." How many errors am I supposed to fix on a brand new machine? I have a machine that has produced more unique error codes than it has successful prints. Update: I'm up to ten unique error codes and 1 successful print. I have added a photo of how many errors I've had. I've requested a refund and am sending the product back. I emailed Creality: no answer. I opened the chat window on Creality's website and got a bot - a bot that finally said there was no human to help me. No support. Errors outnumber successful prints. Get anything else. I had an Ender 3 first generation that was less of a buggy piece of junk than this thing. I've paid about $1,600 for a coffee table that has produced one benchy. Buy anything else. There's a higher expected value taking any money you'd spend on this product and putting it on a roulette wheel. Give me my money back, now. Edit: Even sending it back is a pain. Customer service has not answered a single phone call. After five days, I'm tired of sending emails and not being answered. Their website lets you chat with a bot, but no humans will help you. Anyway, boxing it back up for them is yet another bit of your time wasted, since they offer no technical help and your only remedy is sending it back.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2025 by Carlos Caro
Amazing Printer
The Creality K2 Plus Combo is a powerful 3D printer designed for hobbyists and professionals who want large, multicolor prints with high speed and precision. Here’s a simplified breakdown: Pros: Huge Build Volume: With a 350x350x350mm build area, it’s perfect for big projects or batch printing. Multicolor Printing: The Creality Filament System (CFS) supports up to 4 colors out of the box, expandable to 16 with additional units, making vibrant, complex prints easy. Fast and Precise: Prints at speeds up to 600mm/s with 30,000mm/s² acceleration, delivering great quality thanks to its CoreXY design and FOC step-servo motors. Heated Chamber: Maintains consistent temperatures (up to 60°C) for materials like ABS and nylon, reducing warping. Smart Features: Dual AI cameras monitor prints, auto-leveling ensures accuracy, and RFID filament recognition simplifies multicolor setups. Quiet Operation: Runs under 50 dB, making it suitable for home or office use. Cons: Pricey: At $1,499, it’s a significant investment, though justified for its features. Complex Setup: Not plug-and-play; requires tweaking, especially for multicolor printing, which may challenge beginners. Filament Waste: Multicolor printing produces waste during color swaps, and the high-flow nozzle can exacerbate this. Occasional Issues: Some users report software bugs, uncalibrated belt tensioners, or shipping damage like scratched glass or broken parts. Verdict: The Creality K2 Plus Combo is a beast for large-scale, multicolor 3D printing, offering pro-level features and speed. It’s ideal for experienced users who need versatility and don’t mind some setup effort. Beginners might find it overwhelming, and the cost is high, but its capabilities make it a strong competitor to printers like the Bambu Lab X1C. If you need a big, fast, colorful printer, it’s worth considering.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2025 by Super-G
Great printer now to see longevity
The printer is extremely heavy so be prepared to have a helper if you need one to lift a large object that has smooth surfaces that weighs about 90 pounds. After three days here is what I have Pros: -Extremely well packaged. They obviously thought about how to get it to your place without damage. -Comes with 4 500M (1/2 normal rolls) rolls of HYPER PLA with RFID. Black, White, Blue Red -Easy to get all the shipping screws out and they are well marked to identify what to take out -Comes with all the tools needed to get going as well use and adjust it later. Nice touch was they come in a tool box -nearly 100% preassembled. Short of connecting cables and connecting tubes, it is assembled -Setup process is painless but it does take 15 minutes or so -You can print without using the Creality Creative Cloud using direct LAN/WIFI or USB -FREAKING FAST! This is fast and really good quality. It amazes me how far speed has come in the last 5 years. -Great quality out of the box. -I can't say I have ever had another printer that just worked with messing around out of the box. This one just works. Cons: -Heavy make sure you have help and a sturdy table for this beast -Printer instructions are lacking, but they give a QR code to go to a setup video -You do need to bind it to the Creality Creative Cloud to complete setup. I wish it were 100% offline or LAN, but it is what everyone is doing now. -No included "poop" can for catching the purge for color changes. Plenty of designs on the web however. Three days in and I am happy. I will update if there is something to update. I am learning how to color prints now, so that is something that you may have to learn, but this makes learning fun because you can see the results pretty quickly, good or bad. Remember that sometimes the best inventions are mistakes, so that object that didn't go to your original plan may turn out to be the one you always wanted to print.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2025 by James Bird
Quality is great, but printer arrived with damage
My K2 Plus Combo arrived with a detached door hinge, causing the door to hang from just one hinge. I contacted Creality support via the website chat. Although the initial conversation was awkward—with long pauses while I provided photos of the door, my Amazon invoice, and my email address—I was eventually told that my request would be forwarded to the support team. I never received a confirmation email, which left the process feeling uncertain. However, about five business days later I received an email asking for my shipping information to send a replacement door. The replacement arrived within one to two weeks and was easy to install; the door now functions perfectly. I also experienced an issue with the CFS, where a couple of rollers were knocked out of place during shipping. Reassembling the gear and rollers on the rod was challenging since they must be positioned in a specific orientation with the gear on the correct side. Once reassembled properly, the system works as intended. Despite these initial hiccups, the printer has been performing well. Unboxing was an experience in itself—fitting four spools of filament, the entire CFS system, and all the accessories into the printer’s cavity was impressive and required careful unpacking. Setup isn’t overly complicated, but it does take time. This is a very large and heavy printer, so having assistance would be beneficial. It’s important to have access to the back of the printer during operation, as waste plastic is expelled from a slot there. Be sure to allow plenty of space around the printer. The automatic leveling feature worked well, and my first print turned out perfectly and with impressive speed—much faster than my previous Qidi X-Max. One point to note is that the print head sometimes deposits a small plastic fragment on the bed during the leveling process. Make sure to remove these fragments before the next leveling cycle or the head may mis-read the height when it visits that point again. Another significant issue arose with one of the filaments I was using. The filament was brittle and broke into several segments inside the CFS handler and tubing. Clearing the broken pieces was challenging—I had to use a length of good filament to push them through, a process made difficult by the need to operate two spring-levers simultaneously. This would have been easier with an extra pair of hands. In summary, although the printer did not arrive in perfect condition, I am very pleased with its performance. The print quality is excellent, and features like automatic leveling and filament self-loading are very convenient. I have printed extensively with abrasive materials, such as PLA with iron, and the printer has handled them without issue. The heated bed is very adhesive during printing but releases prints effortlessly once cooled. I am particularly impressed with how cleanly the supports are removed, leaving no marks on my models.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2025 by J. Stephen
Death By Shipping - Be Aware Before Ordering!
I'd love to be able to review the overall quality and features of this 3D printer, how fast it is, it's level of print precision... but, I can't. It arrived DOA and damaged. The outer box was fine and all the intricate packing was completely intact, however inside lurked some rather severe problems. This unit is large, about the size of a mini-fridge, with a large build plate (350mmx350mm), which is why I purchased it. It is heavy, bulky and you shouldn't lift it yourself, which might create inherent issues for delivery. Here in lies the issue. Logistics.... and the abuse it will take by shipping agents getting it to your location. The large build plate is cast aluminum and the supports can snap off in transit, despite all of the shipping supports and locking braces and the entire four spool filament changing unit being packed inside for support. It made no difference. The unit was inoperable on arrival. Door snapped off, build plate sheared at the supports, worm drive shafts bent, bushings gone, motors in unknown condition. I knew about issues with the rubber feet being sheared off in transit, and was prepared to perhaps replace a foot, or remove a broken screw... this is far more damage. Severe. It's DOA. Be aware of this before thinking about ordering this printer. Unfortunately, this also bent the worm drive build plate rods, blew out the bushings and motor shafts. So, even with the spare parts that Creality offered, I could spend hours rebuilding the machine that costs $1600 myself, and hope that there are no other issues later on, or, just give up and find another option. Also of important note, is that support is slow, and appears to only be answered from Shenzhen, China. So, that can limit hours, communication and certainly limit times when shipping replacement parts. The Creality website support is pretty useless, so you will either need to email (very slow, about 48 hours for each response) or use Facebook (Why?!) to chat... irritating. Keep this in mind if you think that you will need any level of troubleshooting or support. I really hope to update this with how amazing this printer is sometime in the future, but for now I cant. Understand that this is a premium, high speed, large build area, color changing printer that sounds awesome... if it can get to you undamaged. Order it with the mindset that UPS will be frustrated getting this expensive, mini-fridge sized, awkward, heavy piece of precision equipment to your door without damage. In my case, living in a large, well populated easy to get to city... it was not possible. I will update if any of these conditions change.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2025 by Shock System
Not great, after a K1C and second K2
I started printing with the K1C, and enjoyed it so much that I knew I just had to upgrade. My kid told me to go with Bambu, but feeling loyal to Creality, I upgraded to the K2. Well about 2 prints later, I had a gear jam and the Creality filament was crap. I’ve used Sunlu, Elegoo and Creality. The Creality filament was the worst. I’m still a Creality fan, but my experience with the K2 had me burning through nozzles and realizing the CFS needs some refining I ended up having to return the K2 and get it replaced with another brand new K2. This one suffered the same exact issues. I’m sure they will get it refined. But for now, I’m returning the second one and going back to my K1C….for now!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2025 by Jack
An excellent modern 3D printer
This is an absolute unit of a 3D printer. As someone who has been 3D printing for around 15 years, I was impressed by the advanced state of the art, thanks to this machine. The K2 Plus is extremely tightly and thoroughly packed, which will cut down on the likelihood that your machine will arrive damaged. It was easy to assemble and set up. Bed levelling is no longer a long and tedious process, as it uses sensors to map the bed height from several locations. This way, even warped or badly levelled beds can still be used. The CFS is a brilliant system, which allows you to use multiple filaments without reloading the machine. The K2 Plus contains the sum total of current 3D printing advancements, for a price that isn't super astronomical. Would recommend to anyone in 3D printing, new or old.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2025 by Dan the Wizard