Feels like more people are sticking with the K2 Plus than switching away anyone else noticing that

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Something I’ve been noticing lately is that more people who pick up the K2 Plus don’t really move on from it.

They just keep running it.

At first I thought it was just hype, but the more I look into it, the more it seems like once it’s set up, it just becomes part of the workflow.

Not something you constantly tweak, just something you use.

That’s kind of what stood out to me.

It doesn’t feel like one of those printers people buy, test, and replace a few months later.

Instead it looks like people add more of them, especially when they’re printing regularly or running longer jobs.

The hardware side also kind of explains it.

Large 350 build volume, enclosed CoreXY setup, auto leveling, and the CFS system all point toward something designed for continuous use rather than occasional prints.

And from what I’ve seen, once people get into a routine with it, the results stay pretty consistent across different materials and longer runs.

So now I’m less looking at it as “another option” and more like a machine you settle into and keep using.

Anyone else getting the same impression?