SUNLU 3D Printer Filament PLA Plus 1.75mm, SUNLU Neatly Wound 1.75mm PRO, PLA+ Filament for Most FDM 3D Printer, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.02 mm, 1 kg Spool(2.2lbs), WhiteGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

I've tried various different filaments in my Bambu A1 since I got it just over a year ago. Now, over 4000 printing hours later, the one filament that I keep coming back to for consistently excellent results is Sunlu PLA+. I've had less stringing and more consistent print quality with easier setup using Sunlu filament than I have with anything else. I've also had less color variation between rolls, even if they were ordered at different times. I'll keep coming back to Sunlu because of the consistency and positive results.

My GO TO filament. Good price, easy prints, no odors and so much stronger than regular PLA that I rarely use other types of filament now. Needs more heat than regular PLA but 215 or 220 is all if you aren't printing at high speeds.edit: I'm not going to edit my stars but the color of the gold filament is... not good. Same great performance from the filament but it's a slightly translucent, pale yellow with the slightest hint of metallic luster. Print your surfaces thick for better color due to the translucency to get the most out of it.

This works really good with my Bambu X1 Mini, really clean prints.Brittleness - Strong, no cracking or bad prints thus farGlow - NoneLook - Solid Black (Semi Glossy Matte Finish)Stringing - None so farValue for money - Very good

Sunlu filaments are well reviewed online and are known for being good quality and good pricing. I tried the light wood and it matches really well with my office organization project. The giid quality, easy to print filament worked out great for my project. I didn't experience any failed prints with this filament, not did I get any stringing. Adhesion to the bed plate was excellent.Why did you pick this product vs others?:Z

Not as great as I thought it'd be. It prints pretty well with the preset profiles in Bambu Studio, with my P1S but there's definitely a little extra buildup after the layers are printed. But all in all it print decently well - 8/10.. not perfect, not bad. And, yes, the filament was dried.The TD on this filament is VERY high. Meaning what? This filament is extremely transparent and ghosts thru to other colors... If you print a red under your white layer, your top surface will look orange, probably.... I was printing key chains on the day that I ran out of my last filament from eSun, in cold white. Since I knew I was running out of white, I decided to order from SUNLU, because in the past I had used their black and their silk gold colors and they had printed beautifully. So after my eSun white filament ran out on the last keychain, I decided to swap to the new Sunlu white pla. The only thing I changed was the white filament.... No settings were changed as far as design, or size, or anything not relating to physically changing the spool out, and then changing the filament profile from my eSun profile to the preset Sunlu PLA+ in the slicer.Good Lord was this a mistake.... With the TD being so high it looked like I had printed the whole thing in gray! The difference was MASSIVE! It's like walking into a room lit by those 4500k warm-yellow incandescent light bulbs and then walking into a room lit with new 6000k LED bulbs. The difference is staggering and bewildering!!Unless you're trying to use this as a filler, or a completely white part, with no other colors, I would skip this one and go for the brighter brands.... This one is just too low in saturation and lacking in bright pigments, for me at least.... Yikes!With my TD scanner, the eSun came in at 1.7-1.8 TD. The Sunlu brand white comes in at 5.4-5.5 TD. Both with a fairly obvious HEX color code of FFFFFF.

This filament works just fine in our Bambu A1 Mini printer and is a very nice shade of purple. The only issue I'm having is I printed some tiny drawer knobs to glue onto some little plastic drawers, and no matter what kind of super glue I try, they won't stick. My guess is because this is not a matte filament so it's just not at all porous to grab the glue. But other than this super minor issue, this filament has been working great and works perfectly in our printer.