Creality Official Ender 3 V3 SE Hotend Kit, 260℃ High-Temperature Resistance Hotend Heater Block, 250mm/s High-Speed Assembled Extruder Hot End Kit with Silicone Sock for Ender 3 V3 SE 3D Printer

Arrived fast and easy to install. Good quality

Must have replacement parts in emergencies. Parts do fail from time to time. Don't get caught with your pants down when parts fail.

This part was a perfect fit for the Ender3 V3 SE. Installation was easy. Decent price.

This is an exact factory replacement of the original hot end that came on my Ender 3 V3 SE. I would give this rating another star if it came with the fan.

This was a lifesaver and now printing is back up and running super. Very happy and even bought one as a spare

Good for your Creality Ender 3 V3.

I used this to upgrade the hotend on my 8 year old Frankenstein's monster of a printer that was originally a Pursa i3 clone and it worked incredibly well. After PID tuning this new hotend has no problem holding 260 degrees with less then 1 degree of variance. My old hotend assembly would really struggle to hold a stable temp above 200. Overall a really solid hotend that I highly recommend. The hotend functions really well, It has really good heat isolation between the hotend and the filament heatsink, I have had no issues at all with clogs from heat creep. I always had issues on my old hotend no matter what I attempted to do to isolate it, but with this one even when the hotend is at 260 degrees the heatsink is just warm to the touch. Overall I am very pleased with this, it is a big upgrade to my old printer. Of course this was not a drop in replacement for my old printer, it required some dremal work to get it to mount in place. I got this Ender hotend because I had replaced the original extruder with a bowden type similar to what the Ender uses. This hotend uses a good bit more power then the old one but I did not have any problems from that as I had already replaced the old heated bed with a externally powered 400 watt 120v AC oil pan heater so that left plenty of headroom. I did not realize that this was 24v until after I had already fit it in place and my old printer was made for a 12v hotend, but that was not too hard to fix with a boost converter to step up the 12v to 24v. It seems like all of the better hotends are 24v anyway. I got this boost converter, it seems really good quality: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B089M5QBF9?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

Worked great fit perfect