Reddit reviews Hieha 3D Printer Platform Polypropylene Build Surface, Non-Alkali Glass Heated Bed, Easy to Remove Customizable Build Plate for Ender 3 Ender 3 Pro 3D Printer 235x235x3mm
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Easy to Install and Remove Models: It can be attached directly to your glass bed by clips or tape, or it can be attached onto the silicone heating pad. It's easy to take off the models with NO tools when printing is completed and the build plate has cooled.Pro-adhesion: No more wasting time using tape and low-quality build surfaces, it has strong adhesion properties firmly hold your parts to the bed while printing, the surface will still maintain adhesion even when dirty.Much safer to Use: Made from non-akali glass cloth and epoxy resin, with the function of preventing spontaneous combustion, instead of PC chips, mirror beds or adhesive surfaces, provides you consistent and reliable prints.Customizable Size: 235*235mm size works well for ender-3, we also provide Maximum acceptable custom size is 510mm×510mm.Apply for Various Kinds of Materials: works extremely well with ABS, PLA, PETG, wood and many other types of filament.
Everybody is recommending the Ender 3, and I'd put my vote behind that, as well. You really can't go wrong with that one. It prints decently out of the box, and the sky is the limit with regards to how you can upgrade/modify it. In fact, you can hack it up to run dual extruders if you get an SKR (or other 3rd party) motherboard for it!
People have varying opinions on whether or not the Pro model is worth it. My opinion is that it's not-- get a regular Ender 3, and the money you would have spent on the Pro, put that towards either an EZABL or BLTouch and an aluminum extruder.
A lot of people swear by glass beds. I have the Creality official borosilicate glass bed, but I have a sheet of PEI stuck to the smooth side of it, and it is great. I'm contemplating upgrading to the Hieha Polypropylene build surface, though. I have it on my Hieha SX-4, and it works brilliantly. Plus, it's only $20!