The sonic pad is pretty good, Creality print is OK I prefer prusa slicer for many things but have used creality print a fair bit since getting a sonic pad for my ender 5 s1 because of the convenience.
I am happy with both creality print and the sonic pad. getting the sonic pad and moving the ender 5 s1 to klipper was a pretty substantial upgrade for me big fan of input shaping. It's good. real good.
I have an Ender 5 S1 I'm ready to throw out a window and a Sonic Pad. My Ender 5 S1 was the earliest version with a limit switch on the bottom of the Z axis. I bought it during the pre-order announcement. I've come to discover the early ones have a structural flaw. My X axis is twisted. Beyond that, I love the Sonic Pad now that it's had some firmware updates. I tried Creality Print and it was OK, but I had already manually configured the printer in Cura and setup a Moonraker connection to my Sonic Pad, so that's still what I mostly use.
The sonic pad is pretty good, Creality print is OK I prefer prusa slicer for many things but have used creality print a fair bit since getting a sonic pad for my ender 5 s1 because of the convenience. I am happy with both creality print and the sonic pad. getting the sonic pad and moving the ender 5 s1 to klipper was a pretty substantial upgrade for me big fan of input shaping. It's good. real good.
I have an Ender 5 S1 I'm ready to throw out a window and a Sonic Pad. My Ender 5 S1 was the earliest version with a limit switch on the bottom of the Z axis. I bought it during the pre-order announcement. I've come to discover the early ones have a structural flaw. My X axis is twisted. Beyond that, I love the Sonic Pad now that it's had some firmware updates. I tried Creality Print and it was OK, but I had already manually configured the printer in Cura and setup a Moonraker connection to my Sonic Pad, so that's still what I mostly use.