3rDment White 3D Printer Filaments - 1.75 mm PLA - Net Weight = 0.5 kg (1.1 lb), Compatible with All FDM 3D Printers - Replicator 2, Ultimaker 1, RepRap, Replicator 2x, Prusa i3, Mendel Prusa, Ultimaker 2, Replicator, Print/bot, Leapfrog Creatr, Zcorp, Solidoodle, UP! Plus, Form 1, Cube X, Up! Mini, Creator, Mende!Max, uPrint, PowerWasp, Dimension, Lulzbot, Felix 2.0

Produces high-quality prints with a deep sparkly royal blue color, and was exactly 1.75mm diameter. The filament is a bit more brittle than some other colors though, you have to treat it gently. But the finished products seem just as strong. Good results at 195 degrees.This an update to my earlier review. I've been testing several different brands, and now the 3rDment filaments are my go-to. Consistently high quality and reliable results--they just seem more forgiving and less fussy about variations in temperature and print speed. The white gives especially smooth, strong results, but all of them are very good.

I had trouble with the filament breaking. I was only able to get successful prints if I had time to baby sit the printer in order to pause and re-load or unclog the extruder.

Not nearly as good as other cheap filaments. Has a matte finish which is fine but it prints gunky and left a bubbly finish on prints. Personally for cheap filament (less than fifteen dollar) I'd go with TechOrbits

Seems to be a blend. It prints very well with PLA settings. It has a slight ABS oder, not nearly as strong as true ABS. The properties are like more flexible PLAs. Price is higher than I usually pay.

This filament will destroy your boden tube. Whenever you print, the filament breaks into tiny pieces after every print which cannot be removed unless you remove your Boden tube from the print head and get rid of all the little pieces. Never buy this stuff.

This filament yields consistently terrible, lumpy prints. I've tried many different temperatures with the same result. It also has more of an odor than other filaments I've tried. Save your money and buy AIO Robotics or Ziro.

serviceable filament. As long as it is kept nice and dry, it prints reliably well considering the cost. A good value.

It's good for a cheap filament, but not great. I've bought two rolls and they both act the same, layers are not consistent no matter what temp it is.