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product_id: 689511460
title: "CFS Multi Color 3D Printer Automatically Filament System, Anti-Moisture Filament Storage, Supports 4 Parallel Devices for 16 Color Printing, Compatible with Creality K2 Plus 3D Printer"
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# 16-color multi-filament printing Automatic filament switching & mapping Anti-moisture filament storage CFS Multi Color 3D Printer Automatically Filament System, Anti-Moisture Filament Storage, Supports 4 Parallel Devices for 16 Color Printing, Compatible with Creality K2 Plus 3D Printer

**Brand:** creality
**Price:** Rp18820931
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎉 Print in Color, Print with Confidence — The Future of 3D Creativity is Here!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** CFS Multi Color 3D Printer Automatically Filament System, Anti-Moisture Filament Storage, Supports 4 Parallel Devices for 16 Color Printing, Compatible with Creality K2 Plus 3D Printer by creality
- **How much does it cost?** Rp18820931 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- creality enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted creality brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Plug & Play Compatibility:** Effortlessly pairs with Creality K2 Plus and Creality Print slicer for smooth, hassle-free setup and operation.
- • **Vibrant 16-Color Printing:** Unleash creativity with 4 parallel devices supporting 16 filament colors for stunning multi-material models.
- • **Precision Without the Clutter:** Supports water-soluble, breakaway supports with zero visible marks for professional-grade finishes.
- • **Integrated Anti-Moisture Storage:** Keep filaments fresh and ready with built-in moisture protection, ensuring flawless prints every time.
- • **Seamless Auto Filament Management:** Smart sensors detect runouts and tangles, pausing prints to save time and material waste.

## Overview

The Creality CFS Multi Color 3D Printer System revolutionizes multi-material printing with automatic filament switching, real-time runout and tangle detection, and anti-moisture filament storage. Designed for Creality K2 Plus compatibility, it supports up to 16 colors simultaneously, enabling complex, vibrant prints with professional-quality support removal. Ideal for creators seeking efficiency, precision, and vibrant multi-color output in one integrated solution.

## Description

From the brand 540+ Patented Technology 3.5 Million+ Number of users 5 Million+ Cumulative Shipments K2 Multi Color 3D Printers K1 Serious Ender-3 V3 Serious 3D Scanners Filament Dry Box Filament Dry Box + Accessories PLA Filament Value 2 Packs PLA Filament Value 4 Packs PLA Filament

Review: Its a noisy printer, that vibrates violently.... But I love it! - I have owned the Ender 3 for a while now, and I did enjoy printing with it, until it started to develop problems... needless to say the Ender 3 I have now, is not the same as the one I bought years ago.. but this isn't about the Ender 3 at all this is about the K1 SE.. I just wanted to give a little background to my limited 3D Printing knowledge. I bought this on a whim, I had enough of my Ender 3 and wanted to get back into 3D Printing after a long drought of not doing anything for well over 2 years.. the filament I had is now useless as I live in a very humid home, and 2 years exposed made it unsalvagable... However I got this printer and spent all of 2 minutes setting it up, compared to the Ender 3 this is already to go literally out of the box, only a few things need to be done to get this going. I put in the supplied 500g of filament and proceeded to do the setup, again the touchscreen helped no issues there, connected it to my WiFi and done the typical benchy print it comes with.. I have never seen a benchy print so fast in my life... To give you an idea the same benchy, similar settings on my Ender 3 took well over an hour, this done it in less than 20 minutes, I was amazed... What I wasn't amazed about was the noise and the movement of the printer, its very violent. And to echo another reviewer it does indeed sound like a jet engine when it is in full swing... However noise and vibrations aside I was amazed at how well and how cleanly this printed... so I tried another.. then another... The noise although didn't get any quieter I just learned to live with it, and the vibrations don't seem to really bother me anymore, the printer hasn't moved an inch, nor do my prints seem impacted enough. Since owning this printer I don't think there has been many "down days" even now as I write this I am printing. I have been more inclined to print with this one thanks to its quality of life features, the wireless printing, and bed levelling - something anyone who has owned an Ender 3 like printer would know - just make this unbelievable purchase. However I did come across a few issues while running this. Within the first couple of weeks I noticed problems printing, the extruder wasn't doing its thing properly, I saw another reviewer mention this and I thought what could be the issue.. It broke, the cogs on the gears actually broke and I didn't know why at first, until I realised user error. I was removing filament like I did on my old Ender 3.. literally just heating the nozzle then grabbing the filament and pulling.... NO don't do this! Instead use the feature on the printer called "extract filament" it will do what it needs to do and all you then have to do is gently push down on the connector of the tube and pull, the filament comes out clean and no resistence at all - move the lever to the unlock position too of course. Once you learn how to properly change filament you shouldn't have any issues at all. The only other issue I came across was the cooling fan - the thing that sounds like a jet engine - stopped working, I don't know if it is something I done, or something that was bound to happen due to vibrations but it stopped, I took off the shroud and tested, it was nothing more than a loose connection, and has been working ever since. I only mention this because wires can become dislodged. With all that being said however, if you can forgive the noise and the vibrations, you will have a fun time printing. Its a good price for what you get, even better at the time of writing (during the primeday sales) If you're just looking at printing cool stuff, then you can't go wrong, I have been using this to print stuff my 2 daughters can play with, I found a lot of Animal Crossing based stuff on Thingiverse, print it all out in plain white, have a day where we paint them using acryllic pens, they then love playing with them.. and thats just one example of things to print. Since owning this printer I have been working on my Ender 3 and have fitted it with its "last chance" upgrades and it is performing well, however when that finishes 1 print, my K1 has done 2 or 3. It does have upgrade potential, multi-colour support and all that, but I don't care yet... All I will say is.. I want another one.
Review: It's big, it's fast, it's good. - Rarely gets to it's full speed, few fast printers do. But it definitely races along at a fair whack and makes a bed slinging ender 3 look and feel ancient. 8 hair prints on an ender 3 are down to around an hour. Stuff I would never print on an ender 3 is within reach on the k1 max. Good print quality, built in bed levelling via a lidar, inbuilt camera is OK, not stellar but usable. Filament runout sensor built in. It does timelapse on every print, though I haven't worked out how to delete them. Prints over local WiFi, so a bit octoprint like as you can send your files over WiFi instead of using a USB stick, though that USB option is still there if required. Using a USB stick you can also pull timelapse videos direct to the USB stick. Biggest downsides of the k1? No cura profiles at the time of purchase so stuck with creality slicer. Creality slicer works fine but is limited with only 3 profiles, basically high quality slow, medium still slow, and average quality fast. Options are intuitive in creality slicer. Considering it is basically cura they make things difficult when they shouldn't be. You can monitor prints over WiFi, but for me it can't be done from the program itself on the pc, I have to copy the ip address (there is a copy ip option on the print screen so they obviously planned for this issue) to then paste in a browser window which then works fine. If you use a trackball or mouse without a scroll wheel you are in for a miserable time adding custom supports as I cannot find an option to zoom in on the model without that wheel. The only thing to truly HATE with this printer? The phone app. It is full of ads. Ads on ads, ads everywhere. The app is basically an ad app with the printer options you want to access hidden in amongst all the ad misery. Simply put, do not use the phone app if you value your sanity.

## Features

- 【SNAPSHOT SUPPORT IS ENABLED】: the CFS is able to provide model support in different materials. It can be easily broken and is even water-soluble. The generated 3D model will not show any support markings
- 【AUTOMATIC FILAMENT MAPPING】: The CFS is programmed to communicate seamlessly using Creality 3D printers and Creality Print slicers. It can select from installed filaments based on type and color. As indicated in the G-code file
- 【AUTOMATIC FILAMENT SWITCHING AND RELAYS】: The CFS is able to switch filaments smoothly and accurately for multi-color tasks. NOTE: Not compatible with flexible TPU, wet BVOH/PVA or warped cardboard filament spools
- 【AUTOMATIC RUNOUT/TANGLE DETECTION】: Sensors are used to monitor each filament reel. It will pause and notify you immediately when the filament runs out or tangles

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0DDWJLCJW |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | 1,625 in Business, Industry & Science ( See Top 100 in Business, Industry & Science ) 4 in 3D Printers |
| Colour | CFS |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (1,990) |
| Date First Available | 22 Aug. 2024 |
| Included components | Creality 485 Cable 100cm, Creality 485 Cable 45cm, Creality CFS, Filament Buffer, Quick Guide |
| Item Weight | 6.12 kg |
| Item model number | Creality CFS |
| Manufacturer | Creality |
| Material | Filament |
| Part number | 12ecad87-7356-4219-8c33-57b1b045fda7 |
| Product Dimensions | 40 x 25 x 30 cm; 6.12 kg |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Creality
- **Colour:** CFS
- **Compatible devices:** Laptop, Personal Computer, Smartphone, Tablet
- **Material:** Filament
- **Product dimensions:** 40D x 25W x 30H centimetres

## Images

![CFS Multi Color 3D Printer Automatically Filament System, Anti-Moisture Filament Storage, Supports 4 Parallel Devices for 16 Color Printing, Compatible with Creality K2 Plus 3D Printer - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71sw4YoZHJL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Its a noisy printer, that vibrates violently.... But I love it!
*by D***N on 10 July 2025*

I have owned the Ender 3 for a while now, and I did enjoy printing with it, until it started to develop problems... needless to say the Ender 3 I have now, is not the same as the one I bought years ago.. but this isn't about the Ender 3 at all this is about the K1 SE.. I just wanted to give a little background to my limited 3D Printing knowledge. I bought this on a whim, I had enough of my Ender 3 and wanted to get back into 3D Printing after a long drought of not doing anything for well over 2 years.. the filament I had is now useless as I live in a very humid home, and 2 years exposed made it unsalvagable... However I got this printer and spent all of 2 minutes setting it up, compared to the Ender 3 this is already to go literally out of the box, only a few things need to be done to get this going. I put in the supplied 500g of filament and proceeded to do the setup, again the touchscreen helped no issues there, connected it to my WiFi and done the typical benchy print it comes with.. I have never seen a benchy print so fast in my life... To give you an idea the same benchy, similar settings on my Ender 3 took well over an hour, this done it in less than 20 minutes, I was amazed... What I wasn't amazed about was the noise and the movement of the printer, its very violent. And to echo another reviewer it does indeed sound like a jet engine when it is in full swing... However noise and vibrations aside I was amazed at how well and how cleanly this printed... so I tried another.. then another... The noise although didn't get any quieter I just learned to live with it, and the vibrations don't seem to really bother me anymore, the printer hasn't moved an inch, nor do my prints seem impacted enough. Since owning this printer I don't think there has been many "down days" even now as I write this I am printing. I have been more inclined to print with this one thanks to its quality of life features, the wireless printing, and bed levelling - something anyone who has owned an Ender 3 like printer would know - just make this unbelievable purchase. However I did come across a few issues while running this. Within the first couple of weeks I noticed problems printing, the extruder wasn't doing its thing properly, I saw another reviewer mention this and I thought what could be the issue.. It broke, the cogs on the gears actually broke and I didn't know why at first, until I realised user error. I was removing filament like I did on my old Ender 3.. literally just heating the nozzle then grabbing the filament and pulling.... NO don't do this! Instead use the feature on the printer called "extract filament" it will do what it needs to do and all you then have to do is gently push down on the connector of the tube and pull, the filament comes out clean and no resistence at all - move the lever to the unlock position too of course. Once you learn how to properly change filament you shouldn't have any issues at all. The only other issue I came across was the cooling fan - the thing that sounds like a jet engine - stopped working, I don't know if it is something I done, or something that was bound to happen due to vibrations but it stopped, I took off the shroud and tested, it was nothing more than a loose connection, and has been working ever since. I only mention this because wires can become dislodged. With all that being said however, if you can forgive the noise and the vibrations, you will have a fun time printing. Its a good price for what you get, even better at the time of writing (during the primeday sales) If you're just looking at printing cool stuff, then you can't go wrong, I have been using this to print stuff my 2 daughters can play with, I found a lot of Animal Crossing based stuff on Thingiverse, print it all out in plain white, have a day where we paint them using acryllic pens, they then love playing with them.. and thats just one example of things to print. Since owning this printer I have been working on my Ender 3 and have fitted it with its "last chance" upgrades and it is performing well, however when that finishes 1 print, my K1 has done 2 or 3. It does have upgrade potential, multi-colour support and all that, but I don't care yet... All I will say is.. I want another one.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ It's big, it's fast, it's good.
*by H***R on 12 January 2024*

Rarely gets to it's full speed, few fast printers do. But it definitely races along at a fair whack and makes a bed slinging ender 3 look and feel ancient. 8 hair prints on an ender 3 are down to around an hour. Stuff I would never print on an ender 3 is within reach on the k1 max. Good print quality, built in bed levelling via a lidar, inbuilt camera is OK, not stellar but usable. Filament runout sensor built in. It does timelapse on every print, though I haven't worked out how to delete them. Prints over local WiFi, so a bit octoprint like as you can send your files over WiFi instead of using a USB stick, though that USB option is still there if required. Using a USB stick you can also pull timelapse videos direct to the USB stick. Biggest downsides of the k1? No cura profiles at the time of purchase so stuck with creality slicer. Creality slicer works fine but is limited with only 3 profiles, basically high quality slow, medium still slow, and average quality fast. Options are intuitive in creality slicer. Considering it is basically cura they make things difficult when they shouldn't be. You can monitor prints over WiFi, but for me it can't be done from the program itself on the pc, I have to copy the ip address (there is a copy ip option on the print screen so they obviously planned for this issue) to then paste in a browser window which then works fine. If you use a trackball or mouse without a scroll wheel you are in for a miserable time adding custom supports as I cannot find an option to zoom in on the model without that wheel. The only thing to truly HATE with this printer? The phone app. It is full of ads. Ads on ads, ads everywhere. The app is basically an ad app with the printer options you want to access hidden in amongst all the ad misery. Simply put, do not use the phone app if you value your sanity.

### ⭐ Absolute rubbish
*by P***R on 29 October 2025*

Absolute rubbish, this is the second one I have bought as the first went back as it was faulty from the get go. I've had this nearly a month, gave it a while before deciding to return it. First week or so was fine then everything started to go wrong. Kept getting clogged after every print. Changed the extruder and nozzle didn't make a difference. Every print I did more than a few hours long something would go wrong, filament run out and it carries on printing. Then won't load filament have to take everything soart to unblock it. Then the tube keeps popping out of the cfs. Bought a high speed nozzle straight from creality, they don't even have the settings to change to use their so called fast printer, I got faster prints snd better quality from a stock nozzle. It's a nightmare to unclog, you need to inscreww 5 or 7 screws depending on what your taking off. The nozzle hosing is plastic so if your not carefull when changing yhe nozzle you can easily break it. The lost goes on and on. Creality's customer service is the WORSTE I have ever come across in my 59 years on this planet, when they do eventually get back to you they don't know what they are doing and if you send 1 of their printers back it takes upto 2 weeks for a refund DISGUSTING. I am that annoyed with the quality and service im going to make a YouTube review so everybody can see

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