Creality Launches New 3D Printers and Trade-in Program at CES 2025
3D printer manufacturer Creality unveiled its new Creality Hi model and a trade-in campaign for the K2 Plus Combo at CES 2025. The company also introduced upgrade kits for its K1 series.
Creality, a manufacturer of 3D printers, showcased its latest innovations at CES 2025. The company introduced the new multi-color capable Creality Hi printer and launched a trade-in campaign for the K2 Plus Combo. Additionally, Creality presented the Creality Filament System (CFS) solution for its K1 series printers.
The K2 Plus Combo trade-in campaign offers customers discounts of up to $500 on the K2 Plus Combo or K2 Plus models. This promotion is open to all 3D printer brands, providing users an opportunity to upgrade their equipment. The K2 Plus features an all-metal frame, five servo motors, operates quietly at 48dB, and achieves print speeds up to 600mm/s. Its heated chamber supports a variety of materials, including PLA, TPU, and high-temperature filaments like PA and PPS-CF.
Designed for families and hobbyists, the Creality Hi offers an accessible and user-friendly entry into multi-color 3D printing. Equipped with the CFS system, it enables seamless color transitions. The printer is designed for quick assembly and features auto-leveling for ease of use. Its metal body and linear rail systems contribute to consistent print quality.
Creality is also expanding its K1 series with a CFS upgrade kit, enabling multi-color printing for existing users. New filaments were also introduced, including Soleyin Ultra PLA and various PETG and CF materials. The company also displayed the Falcon A1 laser engraver and the RaptorX 3D scanner.