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- Condition
- New
- Set
- K2 Pro Combo
- Dimensions
- 24"D x 25"W x 22.5"H
- Weight
- 84.9 lb
- Color
- K2 Pro Combo (Black)
- Material
- Metal
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- Next-Gen Multicolor 3D Printer: The Creality K2 Pro Combo 3D printer supports up to 16 colors and multi-material printing with 4 Creality Filament System (CFS) units. As a true multi color 3d printer, CFS delivers auto filament identification, relay printing, moisture-proof storage, and real-time temp & humidity display. Combined with Creality OS and Creality Print, users get seamless multicolor slicing and smart filament management for a next-generation printing experience. (K2 Pro Combo comes with one CFS unit. Additional CFS units sold separately. Creality K2 Pro Hardened Steel Nozzle *1 (Additional Bonus)
- Pro-Level Build Volume & Durability: Featuring a 300300300 mm build volume, the K2 Pro Combo prints helmet-size models or larger batches in one pass. This creality large 3d printer features an aerospace-grade aluminum alloy exoskeleton, precision steel X-axis rail, and dual Z-axis with four linear rods for stability. The quick-swap direct drive extruder with hardened steel gears and high-flow hotend (40 mm3/s) handles performance filaments with ease, making it a powerful 3d printer for both hobbyists and pros.
- Blazing Speed with Quiet Precision: Powered by advanced step-servo motors with Field-Oriented Control (FOC), the K2 Pro Combo 3d printer achieves print speeds up to 600 mm/s and acceleration of 20,000 mm/s2. Despite its power, this creality 3d printer runs quietly thanks to dynamically balanced fans and motor tuning. The system ensures consistent extrusion, minimal vibration, and outstanding print quality for everything from miniatures to large-scale parts.
- Advanced Intelligence & AI Cameras: The Creality K2 Pro Combo integrates dual AI cameras for real-time monitoring. The chamber AI camera detects print failures, checks build plate readiness, and captures time-lapse videos. The nozzle AI camera auto-tunes flow rate, prevents extrusion errors, and detects blockages. Smart auto leveling probes only the target print area, cutting setup time and ensuring precision. This makes it a versatile multi color 3d printer thats also beginner-friendly.
- Professional-Grade Materials & Workflow: Chamber heating up to 60 C stabilizes ABS, ASA, and PPA-CF for reduced warping and reliable results. A 300 C hardened steel nozzle handles abrasive engineering filaments with ease. Creality OS, Print, and Cloud provide expert presets, LAN multi-printer control, and a vast 3D model library. Extra features like air purification, a built-in RFID reader, and multiple connectivity options streamline workflow, reinforcing the Creality 3d printer K2 Pro Combo as a complete, professional-grade 3d printer solution.
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K2 Pro Combo K2 Plus Combo K2 Combo Creality K1C Creality K2 SE Creality K1 Max Creality K2 Plus 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.
Specs 7
| Brand | Creality |
|---|---|
| Material | Metal |
| Color | K2 Pro Combo (Black) |
| Product Dimensions | 24"D x 25"W x 22.5"H |
| Item Weight | 84.9 pounds |
| Item model number | K2 Pro Combo |
| Manufacturer | Creality |
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I initially bought the Flashforge 5M pro and that thing is the bomb. Unfortunately, I needed some options for easy color printing and a larger chamber. That was limited to a 200^3 printing area and a single color. If you’re looking for a smaller machine, that one rocks!!! I moved up to this with the 4 spool CFS and a 300x300x300 print area. I’ve printed a few things with two colors and many things of a single color. I’ve printed a cold air box for under the hood at 295mm x 280 x 282 from PA (nylon) that tool 72 hours to print. Worked perfectly. I’ve printed three ASA door pockets for a project car (290x180x50) with no issues. I’ve printed PA, ASA, ABS, PETG, and PLA so for various things. To put it into perspective, I’ve used about 10 filament rolls between learning with bad designs, and actual useful items. It’s amazing the world that opens up with a 3d printer with the ability to make my own anything when I need it. As simple as measuring, designing and printing a rotating fan part to repair my wife’s fan to a brace for an intake manifold from an aluminum fan shroud to the cold air intake box was easy once I learned to use Onshape. There a few dozen other free CAD drawing programs available. I learned to use Onshape and it made sense to me. Watch videos and some learning channels and you’ll figure it out. Just design stuff you don’t need, just to practice. As far as the noise, the case exhaust fan is louder than the printer itself. There has been no issues with adhesion to the bed or any other issues worth mentioning. I’ve watched a few videos that helped dial in the quality. Watching the videos helped me design and print a hose mount to connect the exhaust fan to a HEPA room filter. I’ve had one issue with an extruder getting clogged but I had a spare so I just swapped it and now I’m learning how to deal with that. For the money, it’s great. The documentation as to what the printer will print is limited. I reached out to customer support to inquire about PA-cf (carbon fiber nylon) would print. It will with a different nozzle, which I bought. As I said, this printer has been great so far.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2025 by RuNuts
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It is awesomely good. It is heavier than what Gemini informed. It was difficult to confirm whether it would work in 220v or will require and adapter (it works 110-240v so by just switching the plug to the one I needed, so it started working upon arrival) 🤣. Even though it requires some assembling, it’s not complicated and the troubleshooting is quite straightforward. I got filament stuck in the buffer because I connected the hose incorrectly. After opening the buffer and getting the filament out the problem solved. I also misconfigured the PETG filament as PLA and it printed a huge ball of melted plastic. The printer is idiot-proof and nothing got broken because of this beginner’s mistake. There are plenty of configuration settings and tests to make it work with whatever generic filament you get… I am learning a lot and still trying to get used to the many features. The printing software is quite advanced. There’s plenty of models in the Creality page available for free and a lot of documentation on how to troubleshoot in the wiki. There is a section to do modeling and I have made a model for a small Mario bross with the face of one of my coworkers 🤣 and I haven’t been using the printer for more than 10 days. I am eager to start designing stuff. I believe it is worth the money because it is sturdy and very good engineered. I would definitely buy it again. I would recommend this printer to any beginner/enthusiast
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Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2026 by Martin
I wouldn't recommend it - clogs way too easily and repetitively and many sensor and cable issues
Set name: K2 Pro Combo
Packaging was amazing. Setup was a breeze (and this is my first 3d printer). Test print? Yes - success! 2 months of printing with good results (I'm no pro, so I am guessing results were acceptable - I mean I was happy). Then retraction issues and crazy errors that point to the external spool I've never used. Turns out that is the best they can do to tell you that your filament broke in the extruder and you need to clear it. I've gotten good at clearing it, because now it happens every time I print. What a disappointment. I guess I should have listened to my friend and gotten a Bambu. I can't get motivated to print anything any more because I know it will just clog again. Going through that process, even though I've gotten good at it, is tedious and mind numbing. Takes all of the joy out of this thing. Now I will only print when I really, really, really need something - like for a wood working project. Time to start saving I guess. I have learned a lot about 3d printing and how I will use it. Never was meant to be a money maker. Really wanted it for things like woodworking jigs and accessories. I now know I don't care if it is enclosed as I will never print in anything except PLA for my needs. I will never print multi-color again. I can paint PLA just fine. And, evidently, according to Creality, the enclosure temperature is causing my clogs. Even though it has been consistent the whole time I've owned it and it is in a controlled environment. This printer was probably more than I needed from the beginning but I tend to do that when I buy things - go big! Anyway, I would keep looking somewhere else. This thing has become the bane of the creative side of my existence. Such a bummer. Update: Turns out it prints more reliably from the external spool ... weird that the CFS was triggering the error even though the sensor in the extruder assembly is what detects the error. Sounds like a software issue to me. Anyway downgraded to one star as now I'm having z-homing issues to which the solution requires a large amount of disassembly. I'm done with this brand. I'll eventually fix this, but I ordered another printer from another brand. This definitely got me hooked on 3d printing, oddly enough. Update2: Avoid this printer. It is riddled with issues. Got it working for a little bit and now I can't print again due to MCU errors. I am reading, now, that I have to replace the hot end cable - which is a pain. I have only had this printer for 7 months. What a nightmare. I will avoid Creality like the Plague now. My other brand printer has not failed once! It is so reliable - how a printer should be! I am so angry that I dropped so much coin on this Creality POS! Why there are so many issues with chips and cables is beyond me! The chip was no big deal, but a cable??? How does that just start failing??? It is just bundled wires! Do yourself a favor, look at anything other than Creality!!!
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Great product for the beginner
Set name: K2 Pro Combo
Perfection.. smooth operation no issues! Arrive timely container in perfect condition shipping carrier chosen, and seller. Highly recommend.
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Fun but sometimes frustrating!
Set name: K2 Pro Combo
I love the printer it works well. The grandkids are loving all the toys we’re making. In the future the only thing that would stop me from buying a Creality 3D printer is the software. It is NOT user friendly at all. If you are a newbie like I am you probably need an IT tech to help out. It’s difficult. Thankfully my son is an IT tech!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2026 by Dawn M. Mcdonald
Don’t waste your money
Set name: K2 Pro Combo
Let me start by saying I’ve been 3D printing for almost 10 years now and have had several Creality printers and all others have been good or great. This one is just junk. Sensors fail, nozzle gets clogged way too frequently, and you can’t troubleshoot like their older printers.
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Fast, Solid, and Surprisingly Easy Multi‑Color 3D Printing
The Creality Hi Combo has exceeded my expectations, especially as a multi‑color printer. Right out of the box, the 95% pre-assembled design made setup quick and painless. I was printing within a short time, which is great whether you’re upgrading or getting back into 3D printing without wanting a long build process. I started designing a custom dog scooper for our dog. She loves it! Overall, the Creality Hi Combo offers a great combination of speed, reliability, and multi‑color capability at a reasonable price. It’s a strong choice for hobbyists who want to step into multi‑color printing without dealing with constant tuning or complicated setups.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2026 by KingTuts
Excellent Printer
Set name: K2 Pro Combo
I've done about 6 prints so far half of them in color. These are my observations: -The print quality is definitely better than the K1 series. -The CFS is a little bit finicky about the rolls. The plastic rolls load fine, the card board rolls slip a bit and don't always load right. So buying plastic rolls is not that big of a deal. -If this is your first 3d printer, I wouldn't recommend starting out with a color printer especially of this size. There's are some nuances to learn in order to reduce waste and print efficiently. -Would have been nice if they included a waste chute. - Overall, an excellent printer.
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