BIGTREETECH SKR Mini E3 V3.0 Control Board for Ender3,Ender3 Pro,Ender3 V2

cant fault it, its quiet, great screen.. i aint ven tinkered with the jumpers yet... out the box im happy... ditched my 4.2.7 for this, so glad i did

Described as a drop in replacement for the original Creality board, it's not. The screen after install would not come on, turns out it was shorting on the screen mount. The firmware installed on the main board sent all my steppers crashing into endstops and the bed. Despite the onboard connection for the CR Touch none of the available firmware worked. I had to reinstall the Z stop micro switch. I have also had to download Visual studio and Marlin and attempt to write code. BigTreeTech where a total waste of time in regards to getting assistance, I honestly think they did not read my email properly as the answer they gave was no use what so ever. A search on the internet brings up loads of the same complaint and dead end fixes. No updates for this board for over two years. If you have a grasp of Marlin and are able to write your own firmware or are willing to learn and install Klipper, as many seem to have done out of frustration then by all means get this board, but do some research first as there are other boards. This board has turned out to be a bigger headache than the Creality V4.2.7 board that can't store it's settings no matter what settings you use by other users online. Perhaps once I have learned Marlin and I am able to write my own code I might have a different opinion but at the moment all I have is a very expensive paper weight.

Motherboard is absolutely fine, works with unified firmware, but the screen.. It's not an upgrade at all, freezing, making some blobs during printing, or unloading filament randomly, I tried updating.. Same story, I still have to print in marlin mode, with the usb od ed frome the screen printer is unreliable, can't be left alone. Btw You can't see the long names in motherboard sd slot.. I rly regret buying that screen, suppose to be awesome, it is a pain.

This board has given nothing but headaches, the USB port was already falling off, and the company there firmware is all over the place and the once you got a firmware you can’t flash a new one

Not been able to use it since the day i bought it will not let me update Firmware was to late to send back

I bought this to replace the 8-bit board that was in my Ender 3(one of the first versions). The replacement wasn't hard and now my printer is running great. Just take your time and switch wires like-for-like. I'm loving the touch screen and the wonderful colors that go with it. A great update that my Ender 3 really needed to compete with today's printers.

Goed product , alles compleet en netjes ingepakt. Alleen geen documentatie meegeleverd wat resulteerde in wat extra zoekwerk.

Produit conforme à la description. Que dire ? Une excellente mise à niveau pour Ender 3 Pro. Le montage de la carte mère est un peu délicat, mais à l'aide de nombreuses vidéos qui ont été faites sur le sujet, rien d'insurmontable, bien qu'il faille être sur de ce que l'on fait pour éviter de griller la carte. Vérifiez 10 fois, branchez une fois. Elle est plus silencieuse que celle d'origine grâce aux drivers TMC, et le fonctionnement de l’imprimante est nettement plus agréable, c'est le jour et la nuit. L’écran TFT35 est également pratique et apporte une interface beaucoup plus intuitive, mais dans un premier temps si on es pressé on peut switcher rapidement entre l'interface à l'ancienne et la nouvelle. La qualité de fabrication est bonne et l’ensemble semble solide. Il faut toutefois prévoir un peu de temps pour la configuration et le firmware si l’on souhaite exploiter toutes les fonctionnalités. C’est une très bonne solution pour donner une seconde vie à une imprimante 3D sans devoir remplacer toute la machine. Un peu onéreux mais ça en vaux la chandelle. Je recommande.

After a year, the TFT got stuck in the mode menu (where you choose whether you want Marlin mode or touch mode). I tried a few things I found online, but couldn't fix it. I'd return it, but I dont want to have to disassemble the board, wait weeks and get a new one without the screen. Furthermore, the touch screen did not make it easier to work. I mostly ended up using the Marlin mode. Get the board. Leave the touch screen.

This kit installed fairly painlessly into a CR-10s with a 2.1 8bit board.