Customer Ratings & Reviews

First 3d printer we bought for our 9-year-old. There's been a learning curve. We are not the most tech-savvy but have produced several items. My son loves it. There are several videos on YouTube that help set up and troubleshoot. For the price, I think it was a great choice.

Great printer! Went through a spool of filament and didn’t have any issues besides operator error. If you’re new to 3D printing allow yourself time to learn setting of the printing software.

Awesome product. Excited to see what all I can create with this printer.

I would say overall this is a cool machine. Brand new to 3d printing still trying to figure it out a month later. It's already crapped out on us though after just a month and I can't return it.... So now I'm just stuck with a broken machine. But it worked while it worked..

Upgraded from a Creality CR-6 SE. That model needed a lot of baby sitting and replacing components on a fairly regular basis. I even used a Raspberry Pi running Octoprint with it. The Ender-3 V3 KE has not needed any tweaking or maintenance in the many months that I have owned. I added the camera module, and with the free app, I could reuse my Raspberry Pi for another project. The quality of the output is much better than my previous model. I am extremely pleased, and highly recommend the Ender-3.

Simple and easy setup. Excellent product by Creality for beginners and advanced. No need for any tinkering as it functions great out of the box

You have to use an Ender 3 to enjoy all the features on the Ender 3 V3 KE. The speed and auto level has been perfect for getting 3D prints completed very quick. No complaints.

Excellent piece of hardware. Out of the box, its been brilliant and worry free. Things I added on: - Nebula Camera: Unsure if you need this. Any camera might do. - Vibration Sensor for Calibration: Again, not sure yet if it has made too much of a difference - Enclosure: Don't want to risk a fire Make sure the table where you set it up is rigid. Great starter printer. No complaints.

I liked it up until it started not to work right but I hope that when I get my replacement it will be great

My first 3d printer. Definitely has some flaws to it. With the spool mount on top it causes lots of vibration making mist prints difficult if not almost impossible without failing. First thing i fixed and it started printing well. Overall ive had a decent experience. Most fails are just calibrating my settings of my slicer.

Glad I got the KE because the wireless upload of print files is so much better than dealing with SD cards. KE has a few more features that makes spending more than SE a better decision. I have printed dozens of items, had a few hiccups learning temps for various brands and types of filament but results have been much better than the Ender 3 PRO that this replaced. It's still 3D printing so you have to put time in to learn regardless of what printer or brand you buy. The quality mark I gave was due to having to go over and tighten/adjust things and replaced a couple of screws that were too short that let the linear rods rattle.

The KE is a great starter printer for anyone wanting to dive into 3d printing. With Creality's slicing program it works great with PLA. I bought some PETG directly from Creality and that's where I ran into issues with their slicer not laying it down properly. I had to get different program that had better profiles setup for PETG printing but with doing that you lose the ability to print over the network. Overall still a good printer for someone wanting to start 3D Printing.

im new to 3d printing but so far I love it. I have printed a few things so far, I did take others suggestions online and did software updates via a flashdrive before beginning since otherwise it gets stuck on a blank screen.

Amazing product, a great 3d printer for beginners! I literally had never seen or used a 3d printer until i decided to get the Ender 3 v3 ke. I am admittedly bad with technology but had this up and printing the benchy in less than 30 minutes. There is a learning curve with settings, software and overall 3d printing in general but its been fun and an adventure. i highly recommend this printer to anyone new to 3d printing or just looking for another good running machine.

This is my first 3D printer therefor I am still learning. I received the printer in good time and had it set up in 30 minutes. I downloaded 3D files and printed them, the printer worked flawlessly but I wasn't happy with the way the files were laid out. Downloaded some other files for the items and they worked great. I am very happy with this printer. I would definitely recomend.

I have always heard great things about Creality, so when my 5 year old Anycubic Mega-s finally gave out I figured I would go with this but this thing is a headache. I am not a hobbiest and look at a 3D printer as if it is any other tool in my shop but this seems to be more of a toy than a tool. First complaint is that you can not connect it to a computer via USB so that leaves you with using a jumpdrive or putting a device you have no control over what goes in or out on your network. I ended up using my isolated IoT network for it but now I have to switch the networks on my computer that I use to run it so I can access all of my STL files on my server on my home network. So now that I have it talking to a computer so I can start sending prints I run in to the biggest reason I would not recommend this printer and that is the Creality software, so far it is the only software that will recognize this printer, if I could just connect it to Cura life would be so much better. The Creailty software is hard to use, missing a lot of settings that are important ( or are buried deep in the awful UI). I have tried to print 50 or so things since setting it up and over half of them fail because Creality print will randomly change the filament profile when it reopens after crashing. Oh yeah, did I mention it crashes a lot, It crashes any time you try to open an STL. I really thought that 3D printers would be easier to use than when I got my first one 5 years ago, because things like auto leveling beds fixed the only real issue I had with the old one before it died. Unfortunately that is not the case, at least for creality.

If you want to really get into 3d printing and are willing to fiddle with all the parameters and settings. This printer is good and reliable first machine to get started on. If you just want it to work and not really get into all the details. Go get bambulab

This machine has served me well. has out perfomed my other machines with less issues. this is a great machine for beginners and those who are advanced

This has performed great so far! Some practice and youtube learning on how to properly set the STL orientation and settings in the slicee program go a long way. You can also print supports with this machine to help it shake less when its printing at high speeds. Wifi capability is a must and this has that too!

This printer is amazing! Super easy to use and assemble love that it has a place to attach a scanner if needed and the delivery wait isn’t lot at all