Creality’s K2 series is its multicolor line-up. All four models work with Creality’s CFS filament system, and Creality says you can chain four CFS units for up to 16 colors. The models mainly differ in size and speed.
About this guide: Specs and prices come from Creality’s official EU and US stores. Checked in October 2026. “Check price” links go to the official store and may be affiliate links, which never changes the advice.
The four models
| Model | Build volume | Max speed | Multicolor |
|---|---|---|---|
| K2 SE | 220 × 215 × 245 mm | 500 mm/s | CFS, up to 16 colors |
| K2 | 260 × 260 × 260 mm | 600 mm/s | CFS, up to 16 colors |
| K2 Pro | 300 × 300 × 300 mm | 600 mm/s | CFS, up to 16 colors |
| K2 Plus | 350 × 350 × 350 mm | 600 mm/s | CFS, up to 16 colors |
Which one should you pick?
The K2 SE is the cheapest way into Creality multicolor. The SE Combo was €399 in Creality’s EU store at the time of writing. The K2 has a larger 260 mm build volume and a higher top speed, and the K2 Combo was €499. The K2 Pro is a 300 mm cube for bigger multicolor prints. The K2 Plus is the biggest at 350 mm, and the K2 Plus Combo was €1,249 in the EU store.
Before you buy
- Each CFS holds four spools. More colors means buying more CFS units.
- Every color change purges some filament, so multicolor prints use more material.
- Creality uses its own Creality Print software and the Creality Cloud model library.