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Creality K1 Max

300 mm enclosed printer. Creality's K1 comparison page lists passive chamber heating and names ASA. The nozzle-material descriptions do not agree.

Published specs

Listed priceUS$899 · USD
Price sourceCreality official site, Creality official product page
Price checked23 October 2026
Build volume300 × 300 × 300 mm (27.0 L)
EnclosureFully enclosed
Chamber heatingPassive
ASA/ABS labelEnclosed, not actively heated
Max nozzle300 °C
Max bed100 °C
FiltrationBuilt-in air filter. Filter media and grade are not stated.
MulticolourUnknown
Availability noteUnknown
Last checked23 October 2026

A dashed Unknown mark means the manufacturer pages fetched for this entry did not state that value.

Notes from those pages

The K1 Max volume and the 899 USD product-page price come from creality.com. Passive chamber heating, the 100 °C bed, and the ASA line come from Creality’s K1 series comparison page.

The K1 Max product page on creality.com displays 899 USD. On the same day the Creality US store page titled 'K1 Max 2025 AI Fast 3D Printer' displayed 549 USD and 899 USD, and the fetched text also named a bundle with SpacePi X4 and Hyper RFID filament. It is not clear which configuration the 549 USD figure belongs to, so this entry keeps the 899 USD printed on the product page that supplied the volume and nozzle-temperature text.

The product page states a 300 × 300 × 300 mm build volume. The K1 series comparison page states the same volume.

Nozzle temperature of 300 °C appears on the product page and the comparison page. Heatbed temperature of 100 °C appears on the comparison page. The product page fetched for this entry does not restate the bed maximum.

Creality's German store specification table lists the enclosure type as closed (Geschlossener Typ). The English product page describes a build chamber with an auxiliary fan and built-in air filters.

The K1 series comparison page lists chamber heating for the K1 Max as passive heating. It does not list an active chamber heater or a controlled chamber temperature.

The K1 Max product page and the K1 series comparison page fetched on 23 October 2026 do not list a multi-color filament system.

The English product page says the hotend has a titanium-alloy heatbreak and a hardened-steel nozzle. The K1 series comparison page says the hotend is metal plus a Teflon tube, changing to all-metal, and the nozzle is copper, changing to a steel-tipped nozzle. Those material descriptions conflict, so neither material is stored as a settled spec. The 300 °C maximum is the figure both pages share.

Why this ASA/ABS label: The comparison page names ASA among supported filaments and lists passive chamber heating, a 300 °C nozzle, and a 100 °C heatbed. The product page describes an enclosed chamber. The manufacturer does not list active chamber heating, so the label is 'Enclosed, not actively heated'.

From the spec sheet

  • The comparison page names ASA and lists chamber heating as passive.
  • Both the product page and the comparison page list a 300 °C nozzle temperature.
  • Published build volume is 300 × 300 × 300 mm.
  • The product page says built-in air filters are fitted, and the comparison page lists an air filter as yes.

Limits in the spec sheet

  • No active chamber heater or controlled chamber temperature is listed. The comparison page says passive heating.
  • The product page and the comparison page do not agree on nozzle and hotend materials. See the note below.
  • The US store also showed 549 USD on a page titled K1 Max 2025. That figure is not stored, because the fetched text did not separate it from a named bundle.
  • No multi-color system is listed on the pages fetched for this entry.

Sources

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