Ender 3 vs. Ender 3 Pro vs. Ender 3 V2: Comparison

Ender 3 V2 is widely considered to be the true successor of the aging Ender 3 3D printer. Same build volume, single hot end fed by a Bowden extruder, manual bed leveling, microSD and USB printing, and the ability to print several materials, including PLA, ABS, TPU, and PETG – the all-new Ender 3 V2 is every bit Ender 3 at its core. However, there are some changes. Fans of Ender 3 created a lot of noise around…well…the noise problem of Ender 3. What Creality couldn’t fix with Ender 3 Pro they’ve done it with Ender 3 V2. A new noise-free mainboard and silent stepper motors have transformed this machine into a silent performer. The power supply has been moved to the back. All cabling is hidden from view to offer a professional look. But the most noticeable improvement is that the plastic frame and body have replaced the metal structure from the previous editions, vastly improving the machine's appeal. A textured glass bed, something that you would usually expect from a pricier model, offers a drastically improved 3D printing experience to users. Several nifty features like belt tensioners, a color display, a rotary knob on the extruder, and a hidden toolbox, have made Ender 3 V2 a marked improvement over its predecessors. Although Creality Ender 3 V2 is not perfect, it’s the best thing available at its price.