SUNLU PLA Plus Filament 16 Color Bundle Multicolor, PLA+ 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm, Mini Spool, Individually Vacuum Packed, 16 Pack.

For being pla+, I expected some need for dialing it in some, and a bit of difficulty with bed adhesion. I'm couldn't have been more wrong. It's important to note that I'm using an Ender 3 V2 with a PEI bed, cr touch module, upgraded hardware and using custom firmware (the "Professional" cfw), so I don't run into too much issue with anything hardware or calibration side. However, without any sort of changes to my normal procedure of using PLA, I got amazing results. The filament has the shine that it's reported and pictured as having. The color is vibrant, and the material has a decent amount of flex before hitting the point of snapping. The 10 pack gives me plenty of material to make toys for my 5 year old and his Pre-K classmates, as well as my professional uses in repair, custom parts for my personally built guitars/basses, and requests for articulated fishing lures. I've had no print errors as a result of filament issues, even when pushing the material to the limits of the stock hotend extruder. So I'm able to crank the speed on draft/test prints, without wasting time or material on bad prints. I've definitely found my go to manufacturer for filament, and I feel that they offer an affordable and quality product.

I was printing a Catan board, needed at least a dozen colors and this was the perfect color set! Some colors you only need a small amount of, so buying 1kg spools of everything would've been cost prohibitive. This set gave me lots of color options. Print outs were fantastic, no filament related issues! Black and gold in the pictures were from another company. Printed on an Anycubic Kobra 3 V2

No issues printing good value for money good quality no clogging easy to use good functionality good flow

HEADS UP: THESE ARE NOT FULL SIZED SPOOLS, they are smaller. If you are only making small items, then this is a good sampler if you have a 3D printer. BUT, be warned, the filaments are kinda brittle? And, I don't understand why, there bigger spools aren't like that. So, be careful specially, if you're using a multi-color tool like an AMS, the filaments might get clogged and break inside the tubes. the print quality is the usual from Sunlu.

I dont know how SUNLU does it. All of the filament I have bought, this is my consistent go to. Price and performance are top notch. I do repeatedly buy because of its repeatability. Color changes don't mess up flow rates. for my core XY its a .98 or .97. I get on size prints within acceptable expectations. As long as they keep this up I plan on keeping it on my shelf.

Great product! Prints perfectly in my Banbulab A1.

The colors are bright and clear with somewhat less visible layer lines.. So clear in fact that you'll see a lot of the infill pattern, keep that in mind when deciding to print with them. Even though it's a PLA+ filament I've stopped using them if I'm printing something large that needs a strong sparse infill pattern like gyroid because seeing a lot of the infill pattern detracts from the model itself. I like it for small and medium sized models with lots of sides and curves where the sparse infill % in low. I have found it's a little bit fussy to print with and that they need to be dried really well. I dried them for 8 hours before I did my first print (box with a hinged lid ), it didn't work well with the tight tolerances. I've recently dried a spool for another 11 hours and got a much more accurate print.

Very bad quality. I want to start by stating I have an X1C with AMS and dryer. I also keep the filament in storage containers with humidity monitoring and control. I ensured that the 3D printer was free of clogs. I printed 3 separate small prints with two separate rolls. The first print consisted of one solid item and completed with no printer issues, but the quality of the print was poor. There were inconsistencies in the print and some stringing this was completed on a Bambu labs textured plate. Second print consisted of 3 separate small items. I utilized the same roll changed the plate to the smooth plate and proceeded to print. This print had several issues. Again print quality was awful with inconsistencies in layers and defects throughout. Also, one of the prints did not stick to the plate which I have never experienced before- maybe needed glue. I wanted to give the PLA the benefit of the doubt, so for the third print I selected a multicolor print (2 colors). Bottom layer was a different brand PLA with top layer utilizing a new roll from this bundle. The idea was that if there was a clog or underlying issue with the printer it would impact the bottom layer as well which was a different brand. To my surprise, the bottom layer printed flawlessly while the top layer(this brand) had quality issues again. Very inconsistent and stringy. Personally, I would avoid this brand as I believe the PLA to be very poor quality. I will be returning the product