GIANTARM Matte PLA, 1.75mm PLA Filament, 1KG Spool(2.2lb), Vacuum Packaging, 3D Printer Filament for Bambu Lab (Matte Blue)

This is a great filament. I ordered the Blue Matte because I LOVE blue and needed a darker/muted tone to to add to my lighter brighter blues. This color is an amazing contrast to use with my brighter sky blue that I have a couple rolls of! I joined the Christmas bandwagon and printed a Christmas wrap cutter took with it and it turned out GREAT (image included). Zero issues printing. It stuck great to my glass print surface and removed as I expected. I was able to use my standard PLA slicer settings with no adjustment or issue. The Filament roll arrived vacuum sealed and comes with a large zipper bag to store it in later with a desiccant pack. The filament arrived pliable (not brittle/wet) and ready to go. This is not a complaint, as I mentioned, I LOVE the color. That said, it is a bit darker in real life than I expected from the well lit image in the listing. I would describe it as a dark Navy Blue tone.

I recently had the pleasure of working with this high-quality 3D filament, and I’m genuinely impressed. Let me break down why this filament deserves a glowing review: Quality Beyond Compare: The filament’s print quality is outstanding. Layers adhere seamlessly, and the finish is consistently smooth. Whether you’re creating intricate models or functional parts, this filament delivers. No warping, no stringing—just pure printing bliss. Packaging Perfection: The vacuum-sealed packaging kept the filament free of moisture. Not only did it keep the filament pristine and moisture free, but the absence of tangles made my day. And that extra storage bag for the spool? Genius! No more fumbling around for a safe spot to store it. Temperature Wizardry: Yes, it does require a slightly higher printing temperature than most standard PLA filaments. But here’s the magic: once you dial in the right temps, your prints come out flawlessly. Speaking of which, temperature towers are your best friend. I experimented, tweaked, and found my sweet spot: 70°C on the build plate and 220-235°C at the nozzle. Depending on the type of print your running adjust temps accordingly. Bridging, details, ect. Voilà! Perfect prints every time. Tougher Than Expected: This filament isn’t just another run-of-the-mill PLA. It’s got a secret weapon: a dash of resilience. It’s less brittle than other standard PLA, which means fewer accidental fractures during post-processing. I’ve tried my fair share of filaments, but this one stands tall. Now, let’s address the noob-friendliness. While it’s true that the temperature range might be a tad higher than what beginners are used to, fear not! Here’s my advice: Dialing In Like a Pro: Follow the steps to fine-tune your printer settings. Once you’ve got the hang of it, this filament will reward you with excellent results. Think of it as a little challenge—a chance to level up your 3D printing skills. In summary, if you want a filament that combines quality, thoughtful packaging, and a touch of wizardry, grab this one. Happy printing, fellow maker! 🚀🔧🎨

Have had nothing but troubles with this. When it prints everything looks great but it’s so brittle it crumbles apart with the slightest touch. First layer adhesion is extremely hit or miss. Been printing with other brands for years with no trouble. Even have some rolls that are 5+ years old stored out in the open that print better than this stuff. Had two nozzle clogs in one day with this stuff. Color looks great. I love the matte dark blue. That’s about the only positive thing I can say about this. I absolutely would not recommend this to anyone unless I wanted to watch them suffer with issue after issue.

This is a great filament! The diameter of the spool is a little smaller than other I've used and the width of the spool is also shorter. This allows these spools to be compatible with the AMS with the X1C. The spool is plastic, so there is no need to print cardboard adapters for the AMS. The filament comes with an extra bag for storage which is nice. As you can see in the video, the filament prints very nicely without any stringing and has a nice matte blue color. Overall, the filament is good, and the extrusion is consistent.

Really excellent quality filament. I've been running this through my AnkerMake M5 at between 200 and 210C and my prints are coming out flawless. I've had my spool for 7 months now in a plastic container with some silica gel and even after that long, it's printing perfect ever time. Based on my experience thus far I would highly recommend this brand.

This matt navy blue filament printed OK in my Bambu Lab P1S. There were some layer separations on tighter curves, but the most troubling thing is that one spool I ordered on 5/22/24 and another on 6/23/24 did not match in color despite both being matt navy blue from the same supplier. The second spool looked closer to gray than to blue.

Who needs another blue filament? This guy. I have a collection of blue filaments. This one puts out a dark matte blue that looks great. Printed great at 210° with a 60° bed using generic PLA settings. Some very minor stringing. Still very impressed for not running any tests.

I orders 4 colors of the matte finish filament and it printing great zero failed prints. I printed the grimknight batman first with a very popular filament brand and they have a setting in bambu and still kept failing. Once is switched to this filament,every print was one take all the same settings in the slicer. I had to use up all I had but it was worth it. Now on to paint.