Creality Original Ultra Flexible Removable Magnetic 3D Printer Build Surface Heated Bed Cover for Ender 3 S1/Ender 3/Ender 3 pro/Ender 3 V2/Ender 5 3D Printer 235 * 235 * 1mm

The bed works okay and is very flexible. Easy to stick down, easy to take off and really easy to remove projects. The sticky magnets alsocoming useful if you've already got a magnetic bed. Win-win! It's slightly bigger than the S1 bed

I replace these build plate mats periodically. I find they work well and the 3d printed items adhere well. They do eventually wear out but I feel they endure pretty well. I buy these as I feel I can rely on the quality.They stick magnetically to the heated bed and I have not found a need for the self adhesive magnetic sheet supplied.

Dead easy to use. Prints stick to the bed but release ok when bed is flexed.

This mat suffers from a number of shortcomings, I own an Ender 3 Pro printer which it claims compatibility for. I bought this assuming it WOULD be compatible, as my mat is now very marked and ancient.1. Its simply too large, it fouls on the printer body when installed no matter how it is positioned, the only solution is to cut the mat down to size.2. Its magnetic properties are polarised 'side to side' whereas the original is 'lengthways' therefore it cannot be installed in the correct orientation, it needs to be at 90 degrees which is silly as then it doesn't fit due to its shape and the tab at front (which is no longer at the front!) of the mat.3. The solution is to remove the existing sticky pad on the hot plate and use the one supplied with the mat, something which then introduces the possibility of air bubbles AND is very difficult to do.I can see that I'm likely to actually change my printer as a result of this, as its utter nonsense and has made a bit of a mess of an otherwise perfectly good printer.I seriously doubt that this is a genuine Creality product, and if it is then they have certainly gone to the dogs with this one.I shall not be buying Creality products in the future.

You can't fault the adhesion this bed offers, but that turned out to be a mixed blessing. Although difficult to remove, the first few prints I did were relatively large and I did manage to get them off eventually, although with some residual PLA adhesion where the brim had stuck to the bed. Then I tried a smaller print, and it simply wouldn't come off. if you bend the bed too much it will kink, so I was reduced to 45 minutes of scraping at it. What you see is what was left when I gave up. it's smack in the middle, and will affect all the prints coming after. One the plus side, a nice fit and good adhesion. On the less good, beware prints becoming stuck! Very good customer service, so can't fault the company.

I have only used this a few times but so far I'm very pleased with the bed. It is much more flexible than my original bed and it is easier to remove prints from. The installation was easy enough, although it would be nice if it was directly compatible and I didn't have to install an additional layer to the bed - I have an ender 3 v2 Neo. Strong enough magnets but still very easy to remove from the bed.

Works well and I like that it is flexible to ease removing 3d prints when done. Make sure you stick the under layer on your printer plate facing the right direction. I didn't spot that the magnetic hold works strongest from one direction. Read the instructions like I didn't. Anyway, now I have it facing the right way, it is excellent 👌

Firstly I run 5 x Ender 3 V2's with great success at printing by flipping the default printer glass bed and printing on the shinny glass surface.I decided to buy one of these replacement mats as I have one particular print which is top heavy and poor supports on the lower section.Firstly if you have a ender 3 V2 you will need to use the double sided sticky part as the aluminium bed is not magenetic, so this is where the first problem is introduced as you now have a uneven sub-bed surface caused by air pockets and inconsisent presssure/adhesion across the printer bed.When the magnetic bed is attached it does hold well but clearly this is not going to be as flat as a glass bed so bed levelling (i.e. BL Touch etc) in my opinion is needed on every print as you have to remove the magnetic bed to attempt to wrestle your prints off.The print went well after fitting, bed levelling but when I went to remove the print it would simply not come of the bed. I removed the bed and with brute force I struggled to get the print of the bed.When it did come off the bed left a horrible finish and white/greyish marks all over the items printed.Even washing in soapy water failed to remove them so clearly something in the suface of the bed is now in my prints!When I inspected the matt after printing it now looks pulled/kinked from the force needed to remove the print so i have no confidence in using it again.I swiftly pulled the sticky magnetic coating of and swiftly reverted to my original glass bed.The bottom line is this.If you need this product for bed adhesion then you have not got your printer set up correctly.If you have BL Touch, a well put together printer which is checked, lubricated and kept spotlesssy clean and you take time to ensure all cam adjustments are tight so there is no lateral movement of the bed and axis then your prints will adhere to a very shinny glass surface without a problem.Also avoid cheap filaments and make sure you have print temps set correctly (guide 55-60 BED, 190-210 hot end) for most good quality PLA & PLA+.