Creality Official K1 Max Build Plate PEI Sheet, 315x310mm Smooth Removable Flexible Spring Surface Excellent Heat Resistance Heated for Ender 3 S1 Plus/K1 Max/Ender 3 V3 Plus(Without Magnetic Base)

Build plate works well. For at least the first few prints. Haven't had to skirt or raft my prints yet as they have adhered to the plate well. Plate is flexible which helps to take off the print when complete. Great replacement for the OEM plate that came on the Ender V3.

Worked great, magnet was strong, 3d print quality, easy to remove

Very easy to use/put on, the magnet strength is strong and stays on. and its pretty good quality. worth the money for sure

Ever since buying this plate, I have not had to use any form of glue to get prints to stick. I have had 100% stick rate and because the plate is flexible, the prints pop right off after cooling down

I bought this for ABS prints. I did have to fiddle with settings, but it does work. My ratio was about 6 successful prints with 3 failed before I realized enclosure was not quite good enough, and my prints were being effected by the need to clean it regularly. This got me into the realm of success, to where I could dial in the correct settings for my environment.I bought it for a Creality CR-10s (not its intended printer), but it does fit and worked.

Be sure to change out the adhesive on your bed when you install this. Otherwise it won’t stick very well. Caused a failed print for me because I was silly

I have tried a lot of build plates and I always come back to these. Not only that but the price was lowered and I decided to buy two. The print sticks as it should and by flexing the plate my print releases without any damage. I use it for PETG or PAL, with supports and without, even spiral vases which of course is a thin print.

ALERT: THIS IS NOT A GREAT 2 FOR PRICE OF 1 OFFER. THIS IS A BUY CHEAP GET CHEAP SCENARIO.I am a 3d print hobbyist and not printing daily. I have used the Creality steel PEI beds in the past; this is not the same product!First the good: It worked ok with PLA. Even stuck pieces were removable as the bed could be "pealed" off the item.WHY THE 1 STAR?The bad: The print beds are NOT steel but thin flexible magnetic plastic. If the nozzle makes contact with the bed it will melt a hole in it, or shred it if sliding (like what might happen when bed leveling or Z-offset too low). This will leave sections of the bed unusable really fast. DO NOT use with PETG. It will strongly stick to the bed which, because it is so flexible and soft, will shred when you try to remove your item. I even used glue stick as a sacrificial bond layer, but the bond seemed to adhere stronger than the soft bed and would still rip.The two were destroyed with normal use in less than 1 month.