Creality Ender 5 S1, 300°C High-Temperature 250 mm/s High-Speed Sprite Full-Metal Dual-Gear Direct Extruder

This is not an ender 5 S1 nor does it look like an ender 3 S1 model.The picture is wrong and so are the details. If you are going to sell a expensive product, make sure you provide correct technical information so that the customer can evaluate whether they should purchase it or not. DO NOT PROVIDE WRONG TECHNICAL INFORMATION

Never had any experience with 3-d printing but was able to get up and running in no time.Tips:Watch YouTube videos on set up and general informationEnsure ALL the roller wheels are adjusted properlyGet purple glue stick and smear a THIN layer over printing surface for good bed adhesionThe printer is great but surprisingly I had bad luck with the creality filament. Polymax and esun tends to do great.Enjoy!

The printer has great printing quality, easy to use, lots of great upgrades. Though, that was only for the first week, for some reason the heated bed decided to cave in just a enough that the CR touch cannot compensate for such deviation. I spent hours trying to relevel it...but there was no way to level something that's already warped. Perhaps it was bad luck, otherwise it's a very good printer.

Reasonable quality and easy to use. Takes time to get use to levelling and operation.

UPDATE:My original review still stands. However, once I fixed the build quality issues, the printer has worked flawlessly. I added a PEI bed and everything I do is as simple as hitting the print button. Leveling is great, all brands of filament print great, adhesion is great, it works perfect. Too bad about the build quality, hopefully they have fixed these issues.ORIGINAL REVIEW:The printer is great, but build quality is lacking. A beginner might have issues since they might not know what to look for while setting up this printer:As I was printing my first print, I noticed a lot of inconsistent underextrusion. I never used a filament sensor before, and to me, it felt like there was a lot of friction on the filament. I bypassed the sensor on my next print and I turned out great.As for the fan: While I was getting my Z offset, the left side of the filament cooling fan actually hit the bed before the extruder nozzle - approximately 1 mm. I had to loosen up the screws, readjust and bend the mount slightly so the fan was mounted high enough and straight.

Second printer for me. This printer was easy to assemble only taking about twenty minutes. The fit and finish of this printer is very good. It looks less like a kit then previous printers of this style. I used the included slicer program to slice this model from thingiverse.Printer is quiet while printing. The fan noise is pretty much all you can hear. The self leveling is outstanding and takes little user interaction. Press the button to self level, and let the machine do it's thing. Then set z offset.