2025 New Creality Official Filament Dryer Box 2.0 with Fans-Christmas Gifts, Upgraded 1KG 3D Printer Material Dehydrator Keep Materials Dry During Printing Storage Drier for PLA PETG ABS TPU Nylon

Pros: 1. No fuss, no issues, it simply does what it says on the tin. Very nice! 2. Heats up very quickly to desired temperature in about 10 minutes. 3. Timer is convenient to prepare filament overnight, though it'd be nice to have settings longer than 24 h. Cons: 1. It only holds one spool, but this might actually be a pro since it's more convenient for managing different types of filament that has different optimal drying temperatures. As of writing the review two of this model is still cheaper than the dual-spool model. 2. The viewing angle of the display is poor. If you put this on a shelf or on the floor, you might have a hard time reading the screen. 3. The fan is a bit noisy. Overall: Cheap and effective, a must have for moisture-sensitive filaments like TPU!

Works as intended, dries filament quickly and it's quiet. Haven't had any print quality issues since using this product.

Once you get used to the awful interface, it is pretty easy and quick to use. As with most filament dryers, this suffers from a design "flaw". This dryer (like most) just ends up heading up the air inside. And it does this very efficiently and rather quickly. However, what it doesn't do, is allow any moisture to escape. For example, after running this for well over 8 hours, I noticed the humidity wasn't going below 29% (with the ambient humidity at 41%). I cracked the lid open with a pencil and quickly watch the humidity level drop and settle at about 15%. It does seal up nicely, not super air-tight, but enough that with 3D printed desiccant holder (in the spool), it maintains a rather low humidity even if I go a week without actively drying. My only complaint is pretty minor. It's pretty noisy. It seems to be louder than the printer with the case fan running at full blast. I have both inside a cabinet so it's not too bothersome.

It does it's job, and it does it well. Overall, I am happy with my purchase. I have a roll of clear TPU I had sitting in a non-air-tight bag for about 6 years in the basement and decided to see how bad moisture impacted it. (It was really bad, as can be seen in one of my pictures.) Threw it in the drier with the recommended settings and got impressive results; it dried out the filament and made it printable again. I also recently purchased a spool of Elegoo rapid PETG to try out the brand and was disappointed with its performance out of the box as it was laden with moisture. I would have been annoyed and writing an email to support because I had an unusable spool of filament, but this drier came in to save the day. Now I'm just annoyed, but at least I have a usable spool of filament. Having saved two spools and used this to guarantee an additional two spools in my collection were good to work with before large prints, I can say my investment has already paid off. (Included in my review are also thermal images of the drier running; it's pretty interesting to see the channel the hot air is blown through by the fans and how it heats the spools.) I am however disappointed with the quality of the touchscreen; it feels very cheap, has visual artifacts when pressing on it, and mine arrived cracked. (You can see some hairline cracks light up in the display itself when pressing on the screen to use the interface and they go away after a few seconds.) The screen is still fully functional, just looks bad when you need to touch it.

Works pretty well and has helped dry a lot of my filament.

I wasn't happy when I found out I had to buy ANOTHER THING, for my 3d printer hobby. But this one does the trick and was simple enough. It does make a difference to dry your filament

I liked my first so much that I got a second. I used my own thermometer and hygrometer to check if the outer readings were true and accurate. They perform very well. I don't really need drying where I am, but we've had a few weeks off heavy rain and these kept my filament dry. It's also great for keeping dirt and dust off your spools. They do make a high-pitched whine when drying, but it's not that bad.

I got it on sale for $39.99 with free shipping, and I got it within a day of ordering it. The product is cheaply made but it did what it advertised -- it blew hot air around the chamber and will eventually dry the filament. The chamber isn't sealed so you can't use it as a long-term filament storage. I won't believe what the humidity sensor tells me because the reading doesn't match my humidity sensor. The temperature sensor seems to be accurate enough though. The position of the filament pass-through hole makes it so that it wants to pull the filament up and towards the back, and if you want to filament to o in any other direction, it will take quite a bit of force to pull in any other direction. I ended up just print with the chamber open when I'm actually printing since the pass through hole was not allowing the filament to go the way I want it to go as easily as I would like. Overall, it's relatively cheap, it does its primary job just fine for now, but that's about it.

Les deja un pequeño porcentaje de humedad pero cumple con su función

Rapida instalacion, secado profundo, impresiones de mejor calidad Si vives en un lugar húmedo, este producto es para ti

Works amazing! So much better than using the heated print bed. I also like that it has the rear port to be able to directly feed from the dryer into the printer.

Tengo unos 5 años de experiencia en la impresión 3D y noté que en los últimos meses medio mundo recomienda secar tus filamentos para mejorar drásticamente la calidad de las impresiones, así que decidí probar con este producto de Creality, cabe destacar que siempre he mantenido mis rollos en bolsas ziploc y con sus respectivas bolsas de desecante, esto no cambiará. El secador funciona bien, no tuve problemas de mal funcionamiento como otros comentan pero lo único que no me gustó es tener que usar tubos bowden para meter el filamento en ellos y después en tu impresora, uso impresoras de extrusión directa y esto claramente afectará a las configuraciones de retracciones, también noté que el extrusor necesita hacer más fuerza para jalar el filamento, hay más resistencia a causa de los tubos y esto no me gustó, no quise forzar el motor del extrusor y al final solo seco los filamentos, los saco del secador y los coloco en el portarrollos de mis impresoras como siempre lo hice. Se nota la diferencia en la impresión, también se nota en los rollos, estos hacen un ruido peculiar al manipularlos, como rechinidos, el material al estar seco rechina cuando tiene fricción entre si, creo que esa es la señal de que ya están listos para usarse. Otra cosa que noté, cuando abres la tapa del secador, al instante baja algunos grados el porcentaje de humedad en la pantalla, como si estuviera acumulada en el interior y al abrirla "liberas" algo de esa humedad. Puse sin preocuparme un rollo de PLA y otro de PETG con temperatura de este último, veo que al usar 60 grados la humedad baja más rápido, pero pienso que es un error del sensor, parece ser que a 60 grados si indica la humedad correcta y 50 tiene menos precisión. Si tienes un PLA un buen rato con sus 50 grados y notas que no cambia el porcentaje, prueba subirle a 60 (cambiar a PETG) por unos minutos y verás como baja más rápido, no sé que daño se pueda causar al filamento si es que lo causa, pero yo dejé un PLA por horas junto con un PETG, después imprimí sin ningún problema con ambos.

Funciona bien, he podido rescatar filamento que venía con humedad, se nota el cambio en la calida de impresión despues de procesarlo en la caja. Es recomendable ver la tabla de temperaturas y tiempo para cada material que viene impresa en la hoja. Los únicos contra que he visto hasta ahora es que el manual no viene en español, el orificio por donde sale el filamento no parece muy resistente y que el indicador de humedad en tiempo real no parece que realmente funcione.