I had not printed a single full filament roll in a year. During printing, it randomly displayed Thermal Error and stopped the print. Creality's support made things worse by changing my firmware and taking a long time to respond to me on live chat

Initially, I bought the Ender 3 a little earlier before Christmas, I had problems with the bed not being flat (it was warped) but it wasn't a big deal, I had a few minor issues (my own fault, I'm useless, yes.

The printer is very good, it makes very good prints if you set it up correctly. The negative thing is that it requires bed leveling before each print. Theoretically, it needs to be done every 3-5 prints, but practically, if you want to be sure that you won't have any issues, it's good to do it before each print. The assembly is easy, although the printed instructions are not the best. The software that comes with the printer provides all the necessary tools to adjust your model so that you can have a successful print depending on the material you are using.

Unbelievable, simply unbelievable!!! The quality of it is unmatched. The photo is the first print!

Excellent and for the price it is, I would say that it is worth it if you want to engage in 3D printing as a hobby

It is simply amazing. I am the owner of the ender3 pro

-Incredible ease of assembly even for beginners, as it includes a detailed step-by-step video on a memory card.
-Successful first print even though I was completely unfamiliar with bed leveling.
-Easy menu, simple program for loading designs onto the memory card (although I prefer Cura, which gives you more options).
-Very sturdy construction.
-Very good print quality (The included filament is nothing special, so don't be disappointed if you try to do a highly demanding design with fine details. The Creality PLA that I ordered is of very good quality).

If you want to see the process of the first set up, bed leveling, and the first print, I made this video:
https://youtu.be/RCdxEXviE9U

A purchase for beginners in the introduction of 3D printers. The assembly is relatively easy, and the only thing I paid special attention to was a careful adjustment of the rollers to not be loose but not too tight.
Like Cura slicer, which has a ready-made printer profile without too much hassle. With a tutorial from YouTube for Cura, I learned some tricks, although the only thing I did was to increase the bed temperature manually to 60-65C to prevent objects from detaching during printing, after 1-2 failures. I have successfully printed 15 objects of 5 by 15 hours without any problems.
The first thing I printed was the axis where the filament goes in, to avoid straining the gear that pulls it.

The first 3d printer I have. I have made 6 prints so far, where 3 designs are my own and I can say that it is easy to use for a beginner like me.

They are very good for both amateur and professional use. I currently have 110 and my goal is to reach 200.

I have had it for two weeks and I think it is the best investment I have made. I have sent it gcodes without support structure and its quality is amazing.

A very good choice for a first printer. Affordable and easy for the first contact with 3D printing!

At first, it worked for a week and then the Z-axis completely stopped moving, it couldn't go up a layer. I sent it back and they replaced the motor and the board for free. Since then, it has done around 30 prints without any issues.

You adjust it more than you print.. if the planets align and the printing finishes correctly.
It's not defective, it's just Chinese. You have to be very advanced to be able to adjust it to print.. every time you adjust it and if you succeed..

It is relatively easy to assemble, it has decent instructions, about 1 hour.

With every print, it requires checking and readjustment from the beginning. That's why, if you search on the internet, everyone talks about the same problem and gives different solutions.
Through the large community, you will make many friends who will all have the same problem and will all give different solutions
and you will discuss, find solutions, if you find it that way, to discuss your machines rather than printing.

Waste of money...
a detuned Chinese guitar forever!

For someone who is new, this works well and comes ready in a box.
Flashforge Adventurer 3

Although very new to the field, I am absolutely satisfied with the machine. Easy assembly, and with the help of Youtube, very easy to use, I am really "hooked"

It is a very good 3D Printer for the first time, it takes time to assemble and time for adjustments, the result is much better than I expected.

Awesome, VFM 1000%, assembly in about 1 hour easily (there are countless videos on YouTube).
After 3 months and approximately 5kg of thread, no problem. Comfortable purchase!!!

A decent purchase for beginners in the introduction of 3D printers. Assembly is relatively easy (nothing like some Prusa sets that were circulating a few years ago) and it is a complete product.
I would say that the slicer that comes with the printer seems outdated but it works just fine. Any transition to Cura will require some reading to achieve the right settings.

Amazing machine for someone to start in the world of 3D printing. I assembled it in half an hour and in another 5 minutes I was printing. The results are very good even without much adjustment.

Excellent printer. Even if someone buys it from Greece, it is value for money. There are detailed instructions for its assembly, which will not take more than 2 hours for someone assembling it for the first time. Additionally, there are countless modifications that someone can make to improve the printer's performance. The Ender 3 Pro is one of the best choices for a beginner, and the print quality and print volume are quite satisfactory. Furthermore, it is so widely purchased that you can replace any part of the printer at a very low cost, even buying it from Greece.

Very good, it is my first machine, nice prints! It requires a little attention during assembly, it's not just 8 screws as advertised, it reminds me a bit of an IKEA situation but with care it can be done, clear instructions. Also, to achieve proper prints, you probably need a little "calibration", which means you have to dedicate a lot of time to forums and YouTube where there are relevant guides and tips. For me, it's worth the money and the time you will dedicate, but keep in mind that it's neither a DVD, nor a tablet, nor a PS4, meaning it's not plug-n-play, I plugged it in and everything was perfect. I have made several prints and I have enjoyed it a lot, it is a very creative occupation in my opinion.

After 4 months of use, I believe that it is one of the very good printers that someone can get. One of the basic things that needs attention is very good bed leveling before each use.