CrealityOfficial Space PI Filament Dryer Box, 3D Printer Filament Dryer Box with 360° Heating, Upgraded Filament Dehydrator Storage Box with Fan for PLA ABS PETG TPU Nylon PA Filament 1.75MM 2.85mm

I’ve been 3D printing for a while and finally decided to invest in a proper filament dryer, and I’m really glad I chose the Creality Space Pi Filament Dryer Plus.The build quality is solid, and it looks great on the workbench. One of the best features is the capacity for two spools, which is perfect for longer prints or keeping multiple materials dry and ready to go. It fits standard 1.75mm spools easily, and the interior space is well-designed.Drying performance is excellent. The 360° hot-air circulation and built-in fan really make a difference. I noticed improved print quality, especially with hygroscopic materials like PETG and TPU. It’s also very quiet in operation compared to my previous Sunlu S2 dryer, which is a bonus if you’re working in the same room.The temperature and timer settings are easy to use, and the display is clear and responsive. It gives you full control over the drying process depending on the material you're using. I've been running it for several hours at a time, and it keeps the temperature consistent throughout.Overall, this dryer is a great addition to any 3D printing setup. It does exactly what it's supposed to, and it does it well. If you’re serious about print quality and want to protect your filament from moisture, this is absolutely worth the investment.

Really nice filament and does print exceptionally well at high speed. It has a decent white pigmentation, noticeably better than another brand I was using immediately before, when viewed together the other budget brand stuff looked a bit see through compared to this. No complaints, the whole spool printed great with consistent results. I've got to be honest and am currently leaning towards another brand that seems to be of equal quality and is a few pounds cheaper but that's only for price and no other reason, this creality stuff is very good.

I do like Creality filaments but feel a little disappointed with this one. Don't get me wrong the quality is absolutely fine. My gripe is the length of time between the various colours, even when doing wide or tall prints. I think the changes should be about half of what it currently is and feel the end results would be much better. This is only my own opinion I have to say, you may be fine with it. Would I recommend it? Yes. As with all Creality Filaments this came vacuum sealed and in a sturdy box.

First time I used PETG - This performed perfectly. It has a more glossy finish than PLA but very nice. Recommended. Fells more durable than PLA even on the spool!

Honestly, super simple to set up and use. Takes ~4 hours to fully dry a reel of PLA, and it gets down from about 55% humidity to about 14-15%. Once the drying time is up, temperature is lowered from about 50°C to about 30°C and maintained there to keep the reel dry.After using this I ended up with less stringing, less 'blobbing', and generally much cleaner prints. I appreciated the sheet telling you how long to dry each filament for as well!I did think it was quite expensive for what it is, but I suppose it's an investment that means you get better use of your filament.

Really vibrant red—looks great in prints. Works perfectly with my Ender 3 V3, no issues with adhesion or speed. A solid choice for PETG filament.

There are three things about this device that could make you think twice before buying it.1. Energy efficiency. As you can see in the image, it often consumes up to three times more energy than the 3D printer itself. When the heating element is working, you can see even 170 watts. The same is true for the 3D printer, but for the latter, it's coming quickly to its 60W level, whereas this dryer box spends most of its time above 100W. When all is hot, it's about 3W.2. What adds to suboptimal energy efficiency, is the way the enclosure seals. Or. rather. doesn't - it's a simple plastic box, not any kind of air-proof container. Hence, it loses heat quickly and regains moisture in a day or so.3. It only has one hole for filament output, and it's on top of the box. If you have something like Flashforge Adventurer, which would benefit from side feed, then you'll have to be creative. For example - put your dryer box on the floor while your printer is at the table.4. The touch-screen reminds me of the impermanence of being. The frailty. The inevitable last flicker of light. And it's constantly backlit. I imagine the engineer of this device had an epic quest for the cheapest screen on the market, and he exceeded all expectations. And to turn it off, there is a stiff switch on the back, which somehow hints at the same philosophical discourse as the touch-screen. So I would use the smart socket with this device, if only to turn it off.So, overall, I needed a box to keep my PLA for longer. And, hopefully, this box will do. It's not an engineering marvel, though, and I can't justify £65 as a fair price tag for this.