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Refurb w/ 1-YR Warranty: Creality Ender 3 V3 SE 3D Printer $95.20 + free s/h
$98
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Creality refurbished via eBay
Includes 1-Year Allstate Warranty
Apply coupon CYBERWEEK20 at checkout
Includes 1-Year Allstate Warranty
Apply coupon CYBERWEEK20 at checkout
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About the Poster
Creality refurbished via eBay
Includes 1-Year Allstate Warranty
Apply coupon CYBERWEEK20 at checkout
Includes 1-Year Allstate Warranty
Apply coupon CYBERWEEK20 at checkout
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The Ender 3 V3 SE is a solid starter 3D printer that can produce nice prints and is easy to set up, making it a practical way to learn the hobby. The refurbished listing is cushioned by eBay's one year warranty, free returns, and free shipping. The main drawback is that Creality refurb units can arrive more like open box than fully refreshed, and this model is basic compared with nearby options that add WiFi, touchscreen controls, faster printing, or cloud support for only a little more. A decent low cost entry point if the tradeoffs fit your setup.
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The V3 SE is a basic printer, and several nearby options are called out as better value for only a little more money, including the V3 KE, Hi, and K1 SE. Those alternatives add features like faster printing, WiFi/networking, touchscreens, and in some cases larger build volume or a 2-year warranty.
The refurb store is described as a risk because units can arrive in less-than-refurbished condition, sometimes closer to open-box or used. The upside is that eBay certified refurbished includes a 1-year warranty and free 30-day returns with free shipping, which can reduce the downside.
No WiFi is mentioned for the V3 SE, and it cannot connect directly to a computer. Files are loaded by SD card, which can be a drawback if you do not have wireless networking available.
Yes, it is described as a good starter printer that is easy to set up and use, even for a total novice. It has been used successfully for learning 3D printing and for simple projects like toys and kids' items.
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The V3 SE can do nice prints but it has a few strikes against it. A minor thing is the cooling fan could be better. You may see surface differences depend on if the side of the print is facing the air outlets. This is ultimately a rather small issue and most may never notice.
As for the V3 SE itself, it's a good printer but I have trouble recommending it when other better options are so close in price...
I made a video of setup and first print here:
https://youtu.be/-h5UwDoz8h4
https://youtu.be/-h5UwDoz8h4?si=p
The V3 SE isn't a bad printer, but it's very basic (no wifi, no touchscreen, still uses v-rollers, no usb compatibility, no camera, slow printing for todays tech) and shouldn't even be considered at this point compared to similarly priced newer models.
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As I said earlier, this is a good printer and at $80 it would be an easy recommend were it not for all the other Creality printers that are just plain nicer (faster, larger print volume, network capable, and/or etc) for very little extra money.
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