Creality K2 Pro Combo

r/Creality·Kornadd·Jun 2026

Positive

K2 Pro owners, any regrets?

Overal nice prints, quality, minimal need of configuration, no regret at all! 10/10 300h of print , only PETG, i has one clog (5 minutes to unclog it), couple of failed prints (only my fault, forgot supports, bad orientation etc), one time poop hole was full and print stoped. Overal nice prints, quality, minimal need of configuration, no regret at all! 10/10 CFS on other hand - 1 time stoped (not sure why), secont time stoped (filament was all used, and end of it was blocking buffer, so not really CFS problem), but first slot always seems on, even when fillament is not in that position. And autofill doesnt work for that slot. But when i place it there manualy, its working, so its weid. 8/10

YouTube·Tecnoandroid

Positive

Creality K2 Pro Combo: The AI ​​3D printer that beats Bambu Lab! Here's why... - Review

This AI-powered multifilament 3D printer is praised for its high precision, speed, and ability to handle technical materials thanks to its active heated chamber. The creator highlights its user-friendly software and automatic features, making it accessible for various projects.

r/Creality_k2·ugo_spara_sugo·Jun 2026

Negative

The Good, The Bad, and The Other - First 30 days with the K2 Pro

As promised, here it is: https://www.printables.com/model/1432317-creality-k2-pro-simple-riser-v12 Sadly my printer decided it really wants the glass to press against the ptfe tube, and if that doesn't happen error BM0111 pops up. I suppose the hotend cable wants to be slightly squished down by the ptfe tube. If it weren't for that, what i came up with would've been good enough for me. For now I'll just avoid risers completely, since in northern Italy it's starting to get colder and i can print PLA with the door closed by letting the rear fan spin up when needed. Maybe you guys will be luckier than me.

YouTube·USA Market

Positive

The Ultimate Guide to the Best 3D Printers on the Market 🔥 The Top 4 3D Printers

The Creality K2 Pro Combo is presented as a high-performance 3D printer featuring multi-color printing with the CFS system, ultra-high speeds, a large build volume, and active chamber heating for professional-grade results.

r/3dprinter·amills1998·Feb 2026

Neutral

Easy Print 300mm printer recommendations for around £700

Hi I’m gonna be honest, I’ve never used a 3D printer before and as the CAD person I’ve been tasked with picking a 3d printer that has a print area that has a 300mm x 300mm footprint, hight can be anything over 200mm. I’ve seen some recommendations for the K1 max but also the criticisms of poor build quality and bad customer service and no replacement parts. Also seen QIDI Plus4 and the Anycubic Kobra S1 Max but the kobra seems to be pre order for May and I’m looking to order this as soon as. As per title, I’m looking around the £700 mark give or take. I believe Bambu is around the £1000 mark so it’s a little over what I’d like unless spending that extra £300 is really worth it Any help appreciated Thank Edit: Thanks for all the advice! In the end I decided to stretch to the k2 pro combo. I really wasn’t arsed about multi colour prints but I got a deal on eBay for a new one from their store for only like £80 more than the standard. Seems to have a good reputation at the moment and highly praised for the ease of use