Quick to slide on quick to slide/pop off. No more prying at your print and scraping at your glass bed. I would still use a little hair spray for adhesion though.

I've had my Ender 3 v2 for a while now, using the included glass bed with fairly good success. But every now and then, I'd have minor curling on 3D prints. So I got this magnetic bed hoping to fix the curling issues.It did it! Ten prints on this magnetic bed and not one issue with adhesion. It's been rock solid using Ovature PLA. It's also far easier to peel off prints than scraping from a glass bed.I'm completely satisfied with the consistency and reliability of prints. The only downside I can think of would be the slight difficulty in applying the large magnetic sticker to the printer bed.

Great easy upgrade from the base one that comes with the Ender 3. No more chip clips to hold it steady.

You have to be very careful if bending this to remove the print as it is easy to cause a crease which will ruin the bed by causing unevenness. Get a spring steel bed instead of this, much more durable.

With a couple of months of regular use and its alredy cracked and not flat.

Exactly what it says! So far works great! Will update once I actually use it!

I've made dozens of PLA prints on this build plate with near-perfect adhesion, without ever using glue or hair spray. I do occasionally clean it with IPA and I've also slowed down my first layer printing speed a bit. Removing and flexing the plate gets parts off easily; no more trying to pry off glued-on parts with metal tools. The glass plate my Ender 3 V2 came with is a lie; this one is so much easier to use.

Got it for my Ender 3 S1 whose original build surface got scratched. This is more flexible, so easier to remove from bed, and easier to remove builds from it. Adheres to the original magnetic bed enough to stay stationary during printing, but easy to remove and put in place. Very happy with it.

Believe it or not the magnet if turned 90 degrees won't hold the printing surface. RTFM before sticking it to the bed.

Easy to install with the provided magnetic surface. First print stuck so well that I ended up stretching it a bit removing the print. However, after some more prints it seems to have flattened out to some degree and prints are coming out fairly well. It seems to work best with a thicker first layer (I use 0.3mm with a 0.6mm nozzle).

I upgraded my Ender 3 v2 stock glass bed to this magnetic bed and so far the results have been great. With my old glass bed, I had consistent issues with first layer of filament not sticking to the bed. This bed allows the filament to secure a solid and steady first layer to almost every print which translates to a great overall print.

I went through 2 of these before switching to a PEI sheet. It would have great print adhesion for the first few prints, then suddenly nothing will stick to it and have failed print after failed print. (Even after cleaning. Glue stick made it messy and a hassle) It also easily warped and bubbled, rendering it useless because it would no longer be a flat surface. I would wait for it to cool, but my prints would get so stuck to the bed that even bending the sheet wouldn't make it pop off. So I either warp it by over-bending, pulling print off and creating a bubble, or using my spatula to scrape off but creating scratches on the surface... Overall a bad plate/sheet in my opinion.

Our other mat had gotten a tear, so we tried this one, and it literally melted to the print at 60c and we couldn't get the print off. They were melted together, and the mat had completely warped from the heat.

Must have the mat the right orientation on the sticky magnet underneath or will.not hold properly

Before I bought this item I have to tell you that I bought a used Ender 3. After finding a broken extruder (plastic one that is known to break), I had trouble printing my first 3d object (pencil case). I saw issues with the start of the part not adhering very well to the plate. I realized the plate needed cleaning so I cleaned it with isopropyl alcohol. After I cleaned the plate I noticed deep gouges like someone didn't calibrate it before. So, I bought the sticker sheets as they seemed like a pretty good price. Well, they didn't work very well at all no matter what I did. I changed the extruder as it is a plastic one and known to break after a while. I bought a metal one to change out the plastic one. Also, I notice the feed gear was pretty worn so I changed that as well. I still had issues with adhesion. I read about the magnetic plate and it had fantastic reviews so I purchased that. Right away, my 3d object had no problem at all. The filament stuck to the plate and the build of the 3d object was perfect! I highly recommend the magnetic plate as well. It's very easy to install.

If you have a Ender 3D printer with the Glass plate or other base and have given up on 3D printing out of frustration of failed prints and bad adhesion. Buy this replacement. Great adhesion, very easy to install, great to take print out off of due to its flexibility. My printer has not turned off since it arrived.

The original was too magnetized making it very hard to adjust and put in place. This new one, used over the original bed, is easy to put in place and adjust if necessary. I did not install the supplied replacement bed, just started using over existing.

great product , easy to remove the print because youy can bend in half , seems to hold the heat pretty good

Took a little to get used to on Ender 3 v2, but works great! My prints are turning out perfect every time. I have found that increasing the bed temperature makes the first layers adhere better than the glass bed. Haven't had any troubles taking off completed prints, but I do let the bed cool slightly before. Very nice upgrade for little $.

all i can say is it is a good replacement for the factory plate.