Creality
Creality's mid-sized Ender 3 S1 Plus is the largest of its Ender 3 S1 series, but is it the best? We've been printing to find out.
The Creality Sermoon V1 is here with its counterpart the Sermoon V1 Pro, twin affordable, fully-enclosed, and smart 3D printers.
Could the new Creality CR-10 Smart be the best version yet of the tremendously popular CR-10 series? Read on to find out.
New features aimed at device management stand front and center, but could a few user interface tweaks be a sign of good things to come?
Piggybacking on last month's quiet announcement, a Reddit AMA has been set to answer user questions related to September's shift.
A namedrop in a Creality Print changelog, a couple of Amazon listings, and a bit of conjecture seem to point to a new entry in the Ender 3 series.
The K1 Enhancing Accessory Kit features an AI camera, a roll of Hyper PLA filament, plus an optional hot end and extruder.
Creality is expanding again, this time by entering the material space. Read on to find out all about Creality filament!
The Anycubic Vyper and Creality Ender 3 V2 are two of the best-selling printers on the market. Let's take a look at how they compare!
Meet the Creality Ender 6: The semi-enclosed CoreXY machine offers some interesting features.
By partnering with Australian fashion brand Amiss, Creality is demonstrating how technology can bring success to the runway.
We've known about it a while, but it's finally here. The Creality SpacePi X4 is a double-barrelled box of a filament dryer, available for preorder, with free filament goodies if you act quick.
An all-rounder designed for scanning on the go, Creality’s new Otter Lite grows the company’s scanner line-up to six devices. It sits as a marginally pared-back, mobile-first alternative to the Otter.
The CR-Scan Otter and CR-Scan Raptor, available now, cover diverse object sizes and scan qualities. Both debuted at the company's 10th anniversary showcase.
The slicer is getting a "revamp" to compliment Creality's upcoming multi-material device, the CFS, but also adding a multi-plate project feature.
The "Creality Filament System" looks a lot like Bambu Lab's AMS. It and the new K2 Plus 3D printer will be available as a combo purchase on July 31.
It's products galore for the company's tenth birthday announcement.
Speed and stability are the name of the game here, with the machine claimed to work as quickly as 600 mm/s and supported by a metal build with integrated die-cast parts.
The machine boasts a fully enclosed design, claimed max speeds of 600 mm/s, a "Silent Mode", clog-free extrusion, and other decidedly prosumer features.
Details are scarce, but what little we do know seems to point toward a more prosumer-oriented machine.