eSUN PLA+ Filament 1.75mm, Enhanced Toughness 3D Printer Filament PLA Plus, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03mm, 1KG Spool (2.2 LBS) 3D Printing Filament for 3D Printers, Blue

Update:Well, life pulls a bit of a prank on me yet again.As I praised this filament to high heaven, I just ran in to a problem with my recent purchase.The spool in question is quite bad in terms of how it was spooled on the drum and that it is quite damp.Constant tiny pockets on the print sides. I dried it relentlessly, but it still keeps happening.I guess the moral of the story is, that there is always a bad batch and nothing human produced can be 100% consistent in quality.So just make sure you keep an eye out for bad spools and damp filament and perhaps just send it back if this happens. Or use it for test prints where quality is not a concern.Old:Granted, I haven't tried too many filaments yet, but when I bought different brands (two times), they were nothing but disappointment.As for this? This was always perfect!Pros:- Consistent quality (never experienced any changes in it)- Good selection of colors- No tangling- No drying required (or at least I never saw any difference in print quality even after a spool was sitting out in the open for weeks, in a kitchen, in an apartment with average humidity of 65-75%).- Can be printed very nice even with low temperatures as 190-195Cons:- lighter colors seem to be more brittle. If you leave it in a position where the filament is under some bending stress, it can snap at that point after a while. This can be the case with bowden tube printers.Yes, there are cheaper alternatives, but this filament has never let me down. And why change the tried and true?I cannot recommend this enough.

Ender 3 V2 Neo - Settings used First Layer 200C, Others 215C, Bed Temp 1st Layer 58C, Other Layers 63. Bed Temp is out by 2C, dont know about hot end.Have been making a selection of Hextractions parts too, which are also great. I was using the Ender PLA filament from Creality but was getting issues all over the place (differnet settings to the above), could never dial it in to get decent prints, and I had a lot of failures. I just wanted some filament quick and chose this. It's been a dream. Dialling in settings with some simple calibration cubes and it's a dream. So much so, I am awaiting a Kickstarter to drop terrain STLs and have another couple of spools to get straight on it. Love it.

You can see the spool of this white PLA+ next to my printer (having just finished a quick print using their [eSun's] PETG.PLA is definitely easier to use than PETG but that said, they are both quality products; eSub seems to have a good reputation in the 3D printer market and from my perspective it's well deserved.The close-up photo shows some "quick" prints (not done for quality as they are prototypes) along with a calibration cube for the aforementioned PETG filament too. All pretty good even though the Slicer warned me that it might be a "difficult" print - it still coped quite admirably.eSun is definitely on my list of preferred suppliers, as the quality is good and the price acceptable - far better than ordering directly from Prusa!

My go to pla brand is esun, it's never let me down or become too brittle to use. It prints perfectly if you've tolerances your printer correctly. Good value for money and feels like it lasts forever. The only con is that you lose a tiny bit of material at the end where it is taped because you can't easily peel it off. But I would much rather have that than knots in my reel.

Overall, I found it to be a good quality material. The white color of the filament was especially nice and produced clean and crisp prints.However, I did experience a few issues with the filament. At times, the material would get stuck, and I had trouble getting the roll to spin properly. This was frustrating and caused delays in my printing process.Additionally, I noticed that the color of the filament changed when it became too hot, resulting in a brownish color appearing. This was a bit disappointing, as it affected the overall appearance of my prints.Despite these issues, I still believe that the PLA+ Filament 1.75mm is a good option for those looking for a reliable and affordable filament. The white color is particularly impressive, and the material produces clean prints when it is working correctly. However, it is important to keep in mind the potential issues with the material getting stuck and the color changing when it becomes too hot.

Having used eSun Black PLA+ before, I was not disappointed in this Red version. I was looking for a particular deep red colour in PLA+ and it's not easy to gauge the hue online. I could not be more pleased however with this product. Not only is it exactly the red I wanted but it has printed straight from the box using current settings on my Ender3 S1 Pro with no adhesion problems and great surface finish. The filament came vacuum sealed as you would expect but the box also included some useful technical information. Would recommend this product.

Best spool of PLA I have had so far. prints solid, no bubbling and warping so farOnly down side so far is when changing filaments to a different colour, the other filaments can appear a little light, suggest printing a trolley token or something between changes to get proper colour

The idea is great and it works but is a bit of an art to use the pump to remove air from the bag. Found that slow long pulls seem to work best. Used on 4 reels so far and only 1 has opened slightly inflating the bag minimally. Just used the pump again and it's sealed fine. Like I say it's a good idea but needs a bit of trial and error to get the air out.