MatterHackers Quantum PLA Dichromatic Dual Color 3D Printer Filament (0.75kg) (1.75mm, Blue Green)

Definitely not the right color, it prints well but needed blue and yellow for a navy colors project

The color & sheen give a nice "Dichromatic" effect. I thought this was a "color changing" or "chameleon" material. Heads up: This is not dichroic! Filament is simply made of two colors extruded together left and right. I am still happy with Quantum PLA.

Filament is gorgeous and prints well. My only issue is that this is expensive and it only comes in 750g spools, not even a full kilogram like most normal filaments. If you're figuring in cost make sure you don't forget that very important point.

This is 3x the cost of most PLA I use, would have expected it to have at least come in a sealed package. package was open, which ive not experienced even with $15 off brand PLA rolls. bummer.

Printed clean on my Anycubic Viper.Can't wait to print more.Test prints look great, slug (who is finicky with my other shiny pla) printed with no stringing or loose spots (those feelers sometimes like to separate in the middle).Can't wait to get the other colors!

It took me a while to figure out what was causing this filament to keep snapping during prints. Eventually I babysat a print for six hours to determine the cause and saw where the filament was twisted up, causing it to eventually get stuck to the point of breaking. I unrolled the spool maybe 40 feet and found multiple other points where the filament was wrapped around itself in the spool. Everything then got tangled up (it’s like when a slinky gets tangled, half curls one way and half the other- nearly impossible to correct). I ended up having to cut the filament off the spool - guessed at the amount needed for the print) and manually fed it for an entire print. Never again will I purchase from this brand. Print quality was fine and it looks pretty, but the twisted spool was a multi-day nightmare.

Prints great! Definitely the best looking prints I have made on my printer as well. I found my best print temperature was a little higher than normal PLA (210 degrees Celsius).

As others have been stating, there was a leak in the bag when I got the filament. I put it in my own bag with desiccant for a few days and then printed with it. The quality of the material was apparent as the prints were great.