ZIRO PLA Filament 1.75mm, 3D Printer Filament PLA PRO Basic Color Series 1.75MM 1kg (2.2lbs), Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03mm, Yellow

Bit of a bold headline I know, but for the price it's got to be the best filament around. I've been 3D printing for about 7 years now and own several printers in different price brackets and this stuff works on all of them. The quality is superb, no messing it just works and seems very consistent throughout the whole roll. I have 3 rolls of this now and will be buying more. I noticed the price has increased a little but it's still worth it. The filament comes on a clear plastic roll so you can see how much is left. It's quality roll too as it's rolled off my desk and just bounced where others have cracked and broken. You also get a little sealable bag to put the roll in when not in use. The colours I have are really vivid and not wishy-washy at all. Would defo recommend and I will be buying again! Please click helpful if this review has helped :-) Oh, I've been printing aroun 205-210 degrees with great success.

I bought a reel of the blue PLA and was very impressed. So much so that I came back to buy another reel of the same brand but chose black this time. Oh what a mistake that was. There is such a difference its unreal. I'm using ender 3 pro. all standard apart from a glass bed. My temps are 200/65 and had outstanding results with the blue reel. seriously, 10/10 there. Zero complaints. This black reel tho has been a right pain in the rectum. I've tried heaps of different temp settings on the bed and nozzle ranging from 60/190 - 70/225. i cannot seem to find the sweet spot and ive used about a third of the reel in trial and error. Have sent back now and will buy another reel of the blue one. The main issues i face, as you can see from the images, is stringing and not just a bit of stringing, i got ALL of the stringing. I changed pretty much all of the settings i could think of. main ones being retraction and z hop. no cigar. maybe someone with more experience than me will get better results but for me, this is a no go. it did stick to the bed really well tho but bit of a pointless triumph if the rest of the print is going to be horrible.

Absolutely terrible.Bear in mind I’ve been 3D printing for coming up on 5 years so I’ve gone through the paces. It’s been coming up on 2 years since I’ve had either of the two issues I experienced with this filament.I bought two rolls because I’ve got a massive project on the go.The first roll (black) started off fine, then about an hour in I noticed the filament had tangled, locked and caused my Z axis to pull out of alignment.I spent about 8 hours calibrating everything in carefully, for which it printed just fine having sorted the tangles, then decided to instead try the second (cyan) roll.Woe was me, because on the 2nd layer I noticed it was extruding essentially nothing. Cue some swearing and checking extruder gear, hot end etc, came to the conclusion there’s a blockage in the nozzle most likely caused by the brand new reel I just started, but which I still need to cold-pull out as it’s also stopping other filaments printing properly as well.Just seriously, cannot recommend.

I purchased 4 rolls of ziro filament comprising of two glitter pla rolls and two plain colours with this being one of them. The black one measures1.70 to1.78 mm whilst the others are all 1.75 +-0.02 I've also found that that I have to raise the temp to 225 or the printer is unable to process the filament at a fast enough rate and as others have said, this limits the max printing speed that you can achieve. Also when printing from a new roll of filament it can easily find it's way off the roll when the printer head (X axis) travels from one side to the other leading to a tangled mess. I have a prusa mk3 so this may not be an issue with other printers.Update I've used virtually all 4 rolls and with the black pla, 50% of the prints have been inferior with poor attachment between layers and inconsistent extrusion. The glitter rolls you need to print at 235C or you will get skipping and clogged nozzles.I would not buy this make again.

Got 3 rolls of Ziro filament: green, yellow and orange. Yellow is actually quite alright and can't fault it. This is where it goes downhill. Orange is ok but a bit brittle. Green - will never buy it again and because if it, will try to avoid the brand. Other people also report similar stories where some colours are good but others not so much.So green is horrible, mentioned that already. It did clog the nozzle twice. Not had a single clog in 2 years of printing and I (we) print a lot as my wife has a small business that uses 3d prints i.e. we used those 3 rolls in 2 weeks. So yeah, 2 years no clogs and now 2 just on a single roll (more like 2/3) of this thing.Looks like there might perhaps be a cleaning agent/plastic mixed into the filament as it had a way lower melting temp. That on top of other irregularities. On the first clog, I tried to force the filament through by hand and eventually it did go a bit. Basically, it squirted out like it was water and quickly solidified again. Never seen anything like it. The second time it happened again but it was preceded by a lot of oozing goo again and then the extruder gear started slipping due to clogging.Thankfully green was for batches of small parts printed one by one. Not much loss in this case apart from a little bit of time and effort. Would be a different story on a complex multi-day print, can just imagine the frustration of some much time being wasted.As mentioned, not had major issues with the orange and yellow one seems quite ok. However, it seems to be pot luck and therefore can't recommend it. There are a lot of other brands that offer better consistency for the same price. Only bought Ziro as the one I always buy were all out of stock at that moment but had to fulfil a customer order.Will not buy again unless absolutely have to.