BIQU CryoGrip Pro Glacier Panda Build Plate for Bambu-Lab X2D P2S P1S P1P X1C X1E A1 3D Printers, Double-Sided Fine Textured Spring Steel Sheet, Firm Adhesion, 257x257mm, 1 Piece

I have a Prusa Core One and a MK3.5. Us the on the Core ONe to do oversized prints and it works great. Adhesion is very very good, almost better than you'd want, but you won't have to worry about a print popping off the build plate after that first layer. TIP: do yourself a favor while you're waiting to get this steel sheet delivered. Go to an auto parts store (Autozone for me) and get a plastic scraper that has the changeable plastic "razor blades" in it. Mine is grey with orange blades and my older one is blue with orange blades. They'll be in the aisle with the sealants and adhesives and fasteners or just get it on Amazon. Search for "plastic razor blade scraper" and there are a blue million hits.

Better than the stock AD5X plate, everything sticks including the more delicate or small surface area prints, things pop off relatively easy. So far I've only used PLA but PETG and TPU are usually stickier so I imagine it won't have any problems with those.

Using it most of the time now. Works great, smooth and has great "sticking" properties. Worth the investment, especially if you need a smooth plate.

The build plate came sealed and perfectly protected, no damage at all. I’m using it with my Bambu Lab P1S, and I’ve since swapped it in place of the standard textured PEI plate. If your printer doesn’t have the QR code reader, just remember to manually adjust your build plate settings—it makes a big difference in print quality and adhesion. What I Like: Adhesion is excellent, easily better than the original PEI plate. Prints stay firmly in place during runs, even larger or more intricate ones. The surface feels durable and high-quality, and it’s clear this plate was built for reliability. It’s been great for detailed or tall prints where strong first-layer grip really matters. What I Don’t Like: That same strong adhesion can be a double-edged sword—it makes removing prints a bit tougher. You also can’t really print rafts or very flat items directly on this plate because they’ll stick too firmly. It just takes some tuning to find the right balance in your print settings. Would I Recommend It: Yes, for anyone looking for stronger adhesion and more consistent prints than the stock plate provides. Just be prepared to tweak your settings and handle removal carefully. Once you get it dialed in, it’s a solid upgrade.

I’m really impressed with this plate on my A1 Mini. Adhesion is excellent, and I haven’t had a single print fail due to bed issues since switching to it. The surface grips well, especially with PETG — almost too well at times. For PETG, I usually need to warm the bed slightly after the print finishes to help it release cleanly. The plate stays flat, heats evenly, and gives consistent results across multiple materials. For the price and performance, it’s one of the best upgrades I’ve made to the A1 Mini.

This plate is great. I haven't had any issues with adhesion at all. I have tried other brands, but this one is way better. It seems to be holding up great so far.

Excellent Build plate, Great balance between plate adhesion as well as removability. I exclusively use the crygrop build plate now because I also enjoy the satin surface finish it gives my prints. I ordered 8 BIQU plates from them, I did have to have 2 of them replaced as the quality of them was not up to par and the prints would not stick despite through cleaning with soap and water. The replacement that was sent was great and worked as advertized.

This plate woeks great, excellent adhesion and easy removal. I'm not sure why they call it a cold plate, since I'm using bed heat settings of only 5 degrees less than I was before, which is the high end of their recommendation. But it works better than the PEI plate that came with my printer. My only complaint, and the reason for 4 stars, is that is wider than 250 mm, and because of that, I had to trim one corner of it to fit my Qidi printer. My printer has guide rails on the back of the bed to guide the plate in place, and it would not fit between those rails without trimming. If you don't have guide rails, you should be good to go.