CrealityOfficial Filament Dryer Box 2.0 with Fans, Upgraded 1KG 3D Printer Material Dehydrator Keep Materials Dry During Printing Storage Drier for PLA PETG ABS TPU Nylon

Great product, a little trickly to use when first learning, make sure you do research into appropriate drying temps.It cleaned up my layer lines and restored the stringing issues I was having with my prints and I wish I had gotten it sooner.The adhesion to my bed also improved! the slot for the filament to slide out doesn't work in my current setup, I want to move to a place that I can set up a print and hobby room where I can maintain quality and temperature in the future.

So I stopped listening to people on the internet who said driers are a waste of money and went ahead and got one. After months of failed prints with no help from flashforge even online I bought it. I’ve got it this morning hooked it up and I’ve been making perfect prints all day and for the first time in months I was able to print directly to the baseplate without using a rift which yes they are needed at times but it’s a lot of wasted filament and a pain to get off ur print. But the other thing is I moved from Reno nv a very dry area to St. Louis mo a very humid area and this drier has my prints coming out like they did in nv so yes humidity plays a huge roll in ur prints and a drier is well worth the buy

After using it a few times I can confirm that the humidity sensor after first use consistently reads 15%. I noticed a few other reviewers mentioning this. Otherwise it seems to work as intended and it was fairly cheap so that's my only complaint

Its working as expected, it powered on with no issues and began heating up quickly. It's not loud, not much louder than my printer itself, so I can be in the same room as it and it won't bother me. I'll update this review if anything goes wrong.

This is the solution you need for failing filament that bubbles and pops when coming out the hot end. Don't go up the cost ladder to better and better dryers unless you are running a farm. This unit sufficiently gets all the moisture out of the filament, and ready for use/dry storage. Setting the heat and time is pretty clunky, but it's not hard.It's also very compact, and doesn't hog up space.

All filament, even fresh out of the bag, has moisture content that's detrimental to print quality. You spent the money for the the printer and filament, get the most out of your investment with a dryer. This is a simple, one bay printer that goes up to 65C for drying PETG and other such filaments. The one knob system is a little quirky. Turn it to select either temperature or duration, press it to enter your selection, turn it to adjust the setting up and down, press again to store. Turn to the other and repeat. There's a hygrometer built in, to keep and eye on it, but its lowest value is 15%. I like to get it down to that and go another couple hours. They give you a reference chart for recommended settings based upon filament.Pro-tip: you need to leave the dryer open a crack so the moisture has somewhere to go. I don't think they really address that anywhere in the papers.

Works great, it solved most of my printing problems!

This item has been a nice improvement for my Print quality. I had been having issues with bed adhesion and stringing on my prints. The Creality Dryer has performed nicely in the filament performance with my printer. I had better adhesion and less stringing and better prints overall. The little port that allows you feed from the dryer to the printer is a nice feature. It would be nice to have more of them in different places however. Compared to other dryers I had it is a good price for a good product. The unit is slim and fits nicely on a shelf. Over all the product does a good job for the money spent.