Sovol Creality Ender 3 Pro Silent Board Motherboard 32-bit with TMC2225 Driver Marlin 2.0.1 for Ender 3/ Ender 3 V2/ Ender 3 Pro/Ender 5

Super quiet and works really well. Should have installed this a long time ago.

This was bought to replace the standard motherboard on my Creality Ender 5 Plus.Ordered in place of the motherboard that Creality recommended on their website (which didn’t fit my ended 5 Plus!) and I couldn’t be happier!Changing boards is simple when you watch the right YouTube video and it worked with no issues. We did a comparison before and afterwards for sound difference, and now I struggle to tell when the printer is online and printing, it is amazing! It was incredibly loud before.It has made overnight prints an absolute breeze and the quality is fantastic, my printer prints better than ever though this may be nothing to do with the board, I suspect I’m just so pleased with how easy everything was to put together, and how quiet it is now, that I am attributing the new board to my print quality too.Decent cost, quick delivery, simple integration and no reprogramming necessary! Silent board is silent.Will upgrade my other printers after Christmas!

They cheap out on the ender 3 pros and the motherboard was painfully loud out of the box. This one is easy to swap in even if you're not tech savvy and it’s way quieter than the original. At times, almost too quiet and I fail to realize when a print is complete, that’s not a bad thing though.

I have had my original Ender 3 for years now. Done a few mods and upgrades over the years. I always heard that most of the noise came from the controller board NOT the motors but just didn't really believe it I guess. Well after installing this I can say is its all true! This board essentially silenced my Ender 3! Unbelievable difference really. You now hear just the fans moving basically. You'll also hear the carriage moving with a low vibration/rumble from time to time. Those sounds were always there its just now with the silent board you can hear them now :) A must buy especially for older printers. Silenced AND updated firmware with the ability to update. Something my original 8 bit board couldn't do (without a lot of work anyway)Win, win... Win! ... Upgrade to silence, upgrade from old slow 8 bit, upgrade to new firmware!! I got these on "used/open box" and am happy. The first one shipped to me was toasted. Whoever had that board first fried it. Returned it and rolled the dice again, ordering another used/open box board. This time the "used" board looked good so I installed it.Easy to install. Just go slow and one connection at a time. Worth the money (even at full price) to upgrade your original old Ender 3s!!

and the bootloader flashing tools online are for the 8 bit systems. To get around this you could attempt to install the Creality CR-10(S) – Mini/S4/S5 Firmware | V4.2.7 Board but this does not seem to be correct at all and is likely to cause a number of issues.There is no argument, there is a chip that can be used as a bootloader on this system that has not been flashed to run as one. additionally, my board is not the same as in the image, there are clearly slight changes made to the PCB, it is the same board by their standards I guess, however in the images to what I received you would see slight changes.I can't utilize the 32 bit performance if I have to use the v1 unified receiver in order to flash this thing to take updates as doing so would only allow the use of 8bit firmware updates...I have looked into this non stop and really it is just not working out at all, using platform IO or arduino, with or without a bl touch device, using direct SPI over usb, using a arduino uno, attempting to use about 20 different SD cards of different sizes and rating all properly formated and single particians with nothing other than the needed bin files, using many names for the bin files.... I can compile the appropriate bin it is not that, even the official firmware updates from their site don't do anything, I tried literally every option for the ender 3 pro. I even tried out the 4.2.2 ones after a bunch of attempts.I am sure there is a really dumb trick you could use to get this to work properly with a 32 bit firmware update, but after 3 days of this all day every day I just don't think it is worth anyone going through that at all.Simply put, don't buy this. If you are thinking about buying this, idk if this was a quality control issue with this vendor, but seeing as there are clearly design changes present in my board I would argue that there may be reason to suspect that the good reviews were authentic original boards with the original layout of components and what is being released now may not be....

I purchased this to upgrade an original Ender-3 to a system board that could support Creality's Sonic Pad. The first board that was delivered had an issue that prevented the Z-axis stepper motor from working correctly. Amazon quickly replaced it and the new board works perfectly. It's almost an exact plug-for-plug replacement for the older Creality board so installation is a breeze. The stepper motors are now silent when printing. I flashed it to Klipper (as an Ender-3 V2) using the Sonic Pad's built in setup software. With this board and the Sonic Pad my old Ender-3 is easily exceeding 100mm/sec print rates with great results. If you want a quieter printer, this will do it for you. If you have an older Ender-3 and want to use a Sonic Pad, this is a must.

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Cambiarla fue muy sencillo, incluye manual que te ayuda muy bien a las conexiones, de cualquier forma yo recomiendo ir quitando un cable en la antigua e irlo colocando en la nueva uno por uno, funcionó a la perfección, además sí mejora considerablemente el ruido de una ender 3 pro con placa madre original, de igual forma funcionó para una ender 3 v2 solo es cuestión de instalar la versión correcta del software según la impresora en la placa madre.

I accidentally fried the mainboard of one of my printers (Voxelab Aquila Pro Ender 3 clone) and bought this as a replacement, the drivers are quiet and I had no problem flashing with Klipper firmware. The board I received has the ST32F103 RET 6 chip.

This board completely changes the printer. I don't really quite understand how it all works but whatever it is, its basically magic. You can hardly hear it printing. If you don't already have a newer machine with the silent boards, get this, it's crazy.

The hardest part about fitting this board is removing the old one because every connector is covered in hot glue! Patience in removing this glue is required, a sharp knife, pointed pliers and did I mention patience?Anyway, I unscrewed the original board and one by one went around removing one connector and putting it straight into the new board. It was a bit fiddly but this way I knew each one was in the right place. The connectors go into the new board in exactly the same place as they came from the old one so it could not be any easier, it took about 40 minutes in all because of the glue.Boot up seemed a little faster and I set it to auto home. Nothing happened other than the fans whirred into action. Or so I thought. I realised the print head was auto homing, it is just that there is no noise. The sound of the stepper motors has gone. It is so quiet.Now I just need to print some air baffles to reduce the fan noise a bit and I will be very happy.If there is just one upgrade you need for the Ender 3 series it is this motherboard.Machine: Ender 3 pro.