Creality2kg Black & White PLA 1.75mm Filament Bundle for 3D Printing with No-Tangling Strong Bonding and Overhang Performance, Accuracy +/- 0.02mmGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

I’m really impressed with this filament! The spool arrived well-packaged and vacuum-sealed with desiccant, so there was no moisture at all. The filament feeds smoothly, has consistent diameter, and produces clean, sharp prints with no clogs or stringing. Colors are vibrant, and the layer adhesion is excellent my prints feel strong and professional. I also appreciate that it doesn’t have a strong odor when printing, which is a big plus.I’ve gone through a few test prints already, and every one came out better than expected. Definitely worth the price I’ll be ordering more soon!

If you're after a visually pleasing, matte-finish 3D printing experience at an affordable price, PLA seems like a solid pick—especially for hobbyist use, decorative models, or anything where a smooth, frosted look is desired.Beautiful matte texture and good color.Generally easy to handle and print.Budget-friendly and widely compatible.

I’ve been using this filament with my Bambu Lab PS1 and its AMS feed system, and I honestly can’t complain—it just works. Unlike some other brands that have caused clogs or broken mid-print, this filament flows smoothly and consistently through the AMS, with zero feed issues. When you’ve got an auto-swap system, trouble-free filament performance isn’t just nice—it’s essential.What really stands out is the price. At around $12.50 per spool, this filament is a no-brainer for anyone watching their budget. Given the peace of mind that comes from having clog-free, break-free prints, it's a great deal. Especially for those tricky multicolor or extended prints through the AMS, saving on materials while maintaining quality is hard to beat.The prints themselves come out crisp and clean. I haven't encountered any bubbles or under-extrusion, and layers bond nicely. Even more impressive: I haven’t had a single feeder jam or filament tangle, which can be a nightmare when using the AMS. It's clear this filament has been dried and packaged well to avoid moisture issues—huge win there.Another thing I appreciate is how consistent the filament diameter seems to be. There’s less tuning required, and I haven’t had to baby the settings to avoid inconsistencies. Whether I’m printing small parts or longer batches, the spool structure feeds effortlessly and predictably.When all is said and done, this filament earns a full five stars from me. It delivers on what counts—smooth, reliable printing, and a price per spool that feels like a steal. No drama, no hassle, just consistent printing from start to finish.If you're using an AMS or any system that can be particular about filament, this one is a gem. It’s rare to find such dependable performance at this price point—but here it is. I’ll definitely be stocking up again.

“This filament prints beautifully! The layers come out smooth with no clogging or stringing, and the color is vibrant. It sticks to the bed well but is still easy to remove once cooled. Perfect for both detailed models and bigger prints. Definitely one of the best filaments I’ve used!”

Updated version. I added a star as when I re-looked the dryer over again, I did notice two small holes in the cover that I missed previously. These can be used for filament tubes, and/or venting the dryer. Much better than I originally viewed.Original Review: Very nice Filament Dryer, looks great, works well. Easy to operate, very intuitive menu and it works. Some challenges to the design though. 1) The drying cavity cover opens to the back, that means you cannot leave it against a wall and operate it. You have to pull it away from wall to get into body, which means you have to move it. Moving it then causes the filament tubes, located in the front, to be in the way or pop out of their settings. Perhaps the model would be better off with a front loaded cavity and the filament tubes located out of the way in the back. 2) Additionally, it would be more efficient if there was a vent to clear out the moist hot air. Without a natural way for the moist air to vent, if not done manually, the moisture will remain with in the cavity as the air cools. That's kinda counter-productive for a filament dryer. 3) The cover is made of a thin plastic which tends to warp inward when it is opened. So when you try to close it again, you have to manually flair out the edges of the cover to get it to properly click into place and close again. That's a bit of a pain and perhaps thicker walls would prevent this. Again, nice drier and easy to use,,, once you get it filament in it and ready to use. Just a bit awkward when having to manually load filament into the external port and closing it sometimes takes three hands.

This is exactly what you want from budget PLA - it does its job without making your life difficult. Been running this through my Ender 3 and honestly, as long as you stick to the recommended temps (I found sweet spot around 200°C with 60°C bed), it prints like butter. No stringing issues, no random clogs, just clean prints time after time.The black is properly black - not that weird semi-transparent dark gray you sometimes get with cheaper filaments. Layer adhesion is solid; I've dropped a few prints and they don't shatter like glass like some other budget PLAs. You might get occasional popping from moisture if you store it poorly, but that's on you, not the filament.Only reason it's not getting 5 stars is because it's not quite as forgiving as premium brands if your settings are off. Bridging is good-not-great, and you might need to dial back speed on overhangs. But let's be real - at this price point, for basic functional prints or prototypes, it's hard to complain. It's become my go-to for when I need to print a bunch of parts and don't want to burn through my expensive stuff.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​