5PCS Creality 3D Printer NTC Thermistor 100K, NTC 3950 100K ohm Thermistor Temp Sensor for Creality Ender 3/Ender 3 Pro/Ender 3 Neo/Voxelab Aquila, XH2.54-2P Connector (1m/39.4inch)

I had replaced my hot end with another Amazon product a few weeks before I started getting thermal runaway warnings. I ordered these and wired it all the way back to the board (which is kind of a pain getting the wires through the sleeve, etc.) and havent had a single issue since I installed it.

Bought these for my Voxelab Aquila. First one I tried to install was a bit odd and cracked the bulb. Second one installed just fine. So far it has been working good.

Worked great on an Ender 3 with a MicroSwiss DD hot end. Easy install no problems

This has 2 major flaws for use with CR-10S Pro V2. 1. The cable is WAY too long. I was able to hide the excess in my printer, but man is there a lot of it. 2. The connector is the wrong connecter for CR-10S Pro V2. It is able to physically fit into the connector on the board, but it is not the correct type of connector and does not have locking mechanism that is supposed to be on the connector. I suspect it is possible for it to fall out after extended use. Im giving this 2 stars because it does seem to be at least doing its job and what it supposed to do, despite its flaws.

I used this to replace a failed thermistor on my Ender 3 and it worked with no problems, the wire for it is the right length.

Worked great on my Ender 3

as advertised

Works as expected

Been fighting temperature issues, ordered these thinking itd help, but only made it worse. Tried a couple of them, and my hotend temperature was 162C, while these were reporting 200C to the printer. Measured the thermistors and they all read ~127K at room temperature. Unusable for 3D printing or even for hobby use.

Works great with Voxelab Aquila. My hotend temperatures were rising and falling randomly and creating thermal runaway errors. I thought buying this inexpensive upgrade might do the trick. Now my hotend temperatures are stable as can be. Look on youtube if you need installation instructions. I recommend using the existing thermister cable as a guide wire to pull the new cable through.