Creality 2025 Version K1C 3D Printer Unlock Multi-color Printing, 600mm/s Fast Printing Speed, AI Smart Camera, Auto Calibration for Leveling, Suitable for Carbon Fiber Printing Size 220*220*250mm

I have owned several high speed printers, ranging from Creality, Anycubic, and Bambu Labs. The K1C is an easy printer to learn and does an amazing job.

It has printed perfectly from day one

i love it, creality cloud is amazing alot of proyects,the conectivity opcions that you have are amazing, being able to controling from your smartphone, computer or from cloud is really helpfully if you are like me if you value your network setup and remote conectivity.

This is my second printer, the first was the Ender 3 Neo. The Neo was an okay printer until I started having lots of problems and those problems led me to stop printing all together. I then swan ad for the KC1, it said it had fixed all the problems I had like glogged nozzles and the annoyance of leveling a bed. I was hesitant to believe it but I could not pass up on the enclosure, camera and most of all the ability to print carbon fiber. Although I have not tried carbon fiber yet I have tried other difficult materials and have had success. Thank you Ceeality!

Received the printer in perfect condition. Set it up fast and started printing right away. 7 or 8 prints were perfect. Shut it down for the night, tried to print in the morning and nothing was coming out of the nozzle. Found the extruded jammed and nozzle plugged. Had a CFS upgrade kit so I installed it and have been printing without any problems for about a week.

This is the best all around K1 Flagship printer. It is a smaller version of K1 Max. Fast Print speed, works with most filaments, and has less problem than original k1.

IS a good product only this is when we opened it the connector was broken but it still plugged in and it worked till we got a replacment.

I wanted to wait for my first maintenance issue to write something here. So far I've been amazed at the speed and quality of the prints, the ease of removing prints from the build plate and the cleaning of the build plate, all great. When the jam finally happened (my fault for not adjusting a setting on a free print) I started looking for detailed documentation or videos showing how to disassemble the extruder. Plenty of 3rd party videos but no true step by step videos. When I reviewed the Creality site's own documentation it was vaguely worded text with zero pictures. So there was more than a few times where I had to figure it out on my own, and THAT is my only negative remark about this awesome 3D printer.

I kind of have mixed feelings about this printer. I've now owned three of them over the past few years and the first two died for various reasons in about a year. The customer service from Creality is basically nonexistent, I tried to communicate with them about getting my printers fixed but I gave up after struggling to connect with anyone in China who worked for the company and spoke English. I have the two dead printers sitting in my office, never was able to any service on them so I HIGHLY recommend you use these printers with extreme care. So the reliability on these is pretty awful, but the software is kind of ok once you figure it out on your own since there are no instructions or anything on how to use it. The heated bed is OK I guess, I don't know. The bottom line is 3D printers are great but they're not ready to be sold to the average consumer as home electronics. They need at least a couple more years to get the ease of use to a sane level. So yeah, hopefully the bad luck I had with Creality is the exception and not the rule.

Many you tubers love this printer. I decided to try one. As noted by some you tubers, it is difficult to load filament. My printer is extremely to get the filament through the run out sensor. Once thru, getting it in the printer head is equally difficult. My printer must have a defective excrusion mechanism as all attempts to print had to be aborted due to a uniformfilament flow. On the seventh attempt, the extruder failed to load or unload filament. I have Creality's new ender 3V 3 bed slinger and that printer has performed flawlessly from the beginning. Thie 3V 3 supposedly has the same extruder as the K1C so I must have gotten a dud. I may give Creality's brand new K2Plus, but that one is nearly 3 times the cost at $1499.00. If you're thinking about getting a K1C, ... try it as Walmart's return policy is easy.