Both are two-roll candidates, so the decision is not how many ordinary spools fit. The V2 Plus has a stated 75°C ceiling against SH02’s 70°C. That extra range is useful only for a documented cycle that falls within it; it does not establish faster drying or engineering-material coverage.
| Decision point | Space Pi V2 Plus | Sovol SH02 |
|---|---|---|
| Nominal capacity | Two compatible rolls | Two standard 1 kg rolls |
| Maximum temperature | 75°C | 70°C |
| Evidence boundary | One matched V2 Plus account; pooled X4 feedback excluded | Matched SH02 accounts include benefits and feeding/handling complaints |
| Practical check | Qualify the actual two-roll unit and feed route | Check lid-outlet angle and touchscreen operation |
Why the listing can mislead this comparison
The Creality listing includes feedback for X4. Those accounts cannot establish V2 Plus temperature consistency, capacity or reliability. The matched V2 Plus account describes a print improvement after drying, but does not identify a transferable four-hour recipe. Keep that evidence narrow.
SH02 has more described compromises, not a measured worse score
SH02 users describe improved PETG and TPU preparation, but also spool lifting at awkward feed angles, fan noise and controls requiring a firm press. More specific complaints do not establish a higher failure rate than a model with much less matched feedback. They tell you what to check.
If you need separate temperatures at once, compare SH02 with SH03 instead.
