CrealityNebula Camera, 3D Printer Camera for 24H Real-Time Monitoring, Time-Lapse, Spaghetti Detection, Compatible with Sonic Pad, Nebula Pad, Ender 3 V3/Plus/KE, CR-10 SE, HOLOT-MAGE/PRO

Clear, crisp, easy, connected to Sonic Pad and it works great. This has a better image than any of the Logitec web cameras and I'm very impressed with the Nebula.

Bought this for my printer as it doesn't come with one, mounted right up, plugged right into the printer and worked right off the bat. Good enough for watching the progress and time-lapse videos.

I use it mostly for time lapse, but also general monitoring. Never had any issues. It just works.

The media could not be loaded. I admit it, my table wobbles a little because I have a tendency to print too fast. I set this little guy up right on the edge of the printer, just by the print bed, and got smooth quality images consistently. It connected easily to Creality Cloud so I could monitor my prints from anywhere and not end up wasting tons of filament on piles of colorful spaghetti. It will be great for time lapse photography when I print next and the value got the money just can NOT be beat! Will be buying one for each printer!

When it's streaming it is a very useful device. The problem is that it only stays locked in its stream less than 50% of the time. This makes me not trust the spaghetti detection or any other bell and whistle it's supposed to provide. It's a good idea but poorly executed on this version. Need more stability.

This was a great purchase when on sale. Far easier to set up than I had expected, and works great. Only downside is creality app’s issue of the video not showing up. But if I launch the printer ip address from my pc it works every time.

I mean, there is a bit of play with installation because it is in an odd place so you have to finagle a bit but once you connect it, just go to the settings and adjust to your preference. After that, I can check the progress of my prints from anywhere. And the AI detection? Wow, I did not think it was going to work that well.

The media could not be loaded. This thing just gives you out of focus photos. You will not be able to view your printer (as advertised) unless you are on the same local network. Trying over the internet might give a picture for a minute, but it will crash (like creality print does several times a day). If you view via their website, it seems more stable, but have fun with all of the ads and their gamified model store.The videos given are poorly lit from the interior lights, and mostly out of focus. Im really glad we got them on sale. See the one we uploaded. You will notice 2 parts fail, and the software fail to detect them.Now they tout these AI features, but they dont actually work. In fact, we lost "exclude objects" in Creality Slicer when we added these. It no longer appears in the software or the web interface. Choosing the AI print detection gives errors constantly, because the firmware expects the LIDAR sensor, which is on the Max, but not for sale for this printer as of yet.Another big problem... We have 2 K1 printers. Some days, we have to re-boot windows or Creality Slicer just so we can access the videos on either machine. If you access one printer, it will lock on, and both machines will show only the video files from the first printer.Both K1 printers ended up failing and being returned because Creality will take 20 days to ship replacements, and ONLY after dealing with too many emails.Nothing about these printers is worth it for you and I to be unpaid testers and figure out fixes for some chinese company.