Creality - K2 Combo, K2 3D Printer w/ CFS, beginner-Friendly 3D Printer

So ive been a long time bambu fan, a loyallest if you will, I decided to take a leap of faith on the k2 base model with cfs, on cyber monday, its been on and printing since, this thing is a beast!! Its just as easy to just send and print, just like the p1s I have, its just better in everyway, its fast, like shake the junk off your desk fast, so a good table is a must, its good really good and easy to use, I would even say its beginner friendly, the Creailty slicer app on phone and pc/apple, is super easy to use, and thats good creailty was known for a not so polished user interface, so the new UI is a huge plus, so heres to years of printing on my new k2! Good job creailty, you converted a bambu fan boy haha

This item came packed very well. It is so easy to set up. This is my first filament 3d printer and i had it set up and ready to print in an hour. So easy to use. Every file i have printed has turned out great.

Product is amazing Works properly with blenders s autocad. Lovely camera inside. Prints amazingly. Strongly recommend for beginners

This is my first 3d printer and I'm very happy with it. It's quiet and has next to no smell from the printer. The cfs machine is a great addition. I've been printing non stop for 2 weeks with Great success. There is a learning curve with the settings and what your printing but it is simple enough.

I wanted to love the K2. On paper, it checks all the boxes. In reality, it has been one of the most frustrating pieces of technology I’ve purchased. For context, I’m not new to 3D printing or CAD design. I have extensive CAD experience and expected a learning curve, but not a constant battle. The software feels clunky, unintuitive, and nowhere near the polished experience that many modern printers offer. The biggest issue has been reliability. Print failures have been common, even after careful setup and troubleshooting. My most recent print didn’t print at all. Instead, filament accumulated around the print head and created a mess that required disassembly and cleanup. That’s not just inconvenient. It’s unacceptable. When I reached out to customer service, the experience was equally disappointing. Support provided little meaningful assistance and offered no real solution to the problems I was experiencing. The entire experience has felt like I purchased a beta product rather than a finished consumer printer. A 3D printer should spend more time printing than troubleshooting. Unfortunately, that has not been my experience with the K2. At this point, I cannot recommend this printer to anyone looking for a reliable, plug and play experience. My rating is 0/5 stars. I’m moving on and will likely be trying the Bambu Lab P1S next. Hopefully it spends less time creating problems and more time creating prints.