Creality PETG 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm, Excellent Toughness High Precision, Odorless Non-Toxic Moistureproof, 1kg(2.2lbs) Glossy PETG Filament for 3D Printer (White)

Top quality filament at a great price. Prints very well and no binding as it unrolls. Bought two rolls and already on the second roll. Will definitely be my go to brand for filament.

High-Quality, Dual-Color PETG Filament for Reliable Prints!The Creality 2 kg PETG Filament bundle in Black & White is an excellent choice for makers seeking toughness, high precision, and a clean printing experience. With a consistent 1.75mm diameter and ±0.02mm tolerance, it ensures smooth extrusion and dimensional accuracy across prints. The PETG material offers great layer adhesion and durability, making it ideal for both functional parts and aesthetic models. It's odorless, non-toxic, and moisture-resistant, with a glossy finish that enhances final results. A dependable option for any 3D printing enthusiast!

I have settled on Creality filament and one other brand. This filament has consistent results. I have had troubles with PETG in the past, this worked well. It may be the slicer settings knowing it is Creality filament and there are no settings to mess around with. Great results.

This 2-pack of Creality PETG has been excellent so far. The print quality is great, and the finished pieces are strong and durable. I’ve only run into adhesion issues when my print bed wasn’t completely clean—so that’s more on me than the filament. For the price, the quality is hard to beat. I’ve printed a bunch of functional parts with it and everything’s held up really well.

This is my first spool of PETG, so I'm not sure how it stacks up against other brands- but it seems to print reliably in an ender 3.One thing I learned about PETG, is that it is more durable than PLA but it tends to be stringier out of the nozzle. My overly-cautious self was running the printer at half speed, thinking it would be more accurate... but with PETG the extra delay allows more filament to ooze out, making for a messier print. It printed just fine at normal or higher speeds.

I just upgraded to a new 3D printer that can do PETG. My old printer was an entry level that only did PLA.I originally bought a roll of PETG at my local store where I purchased the printer but I returned it because this 2-pack was only a dollar more than they wanted for one.After running a Benchy to test my settings, I printed a few "getting started" tools that I would need. The big test of this PETG was a mount for the AMS. The file was directly from the manufacturer of the printer I purchased.2 plates, 23 hours, and half a roll of this PETG filament later my AMS is now mounted on top of the printer instead of requiring more table space next to it.I love how it turned out. The filament is beautiful.

Printed with a bambu labs a1 mini and the quality is great! No stringing or clogging and adhears to the bed well. I'd say it's a great value for money.

Prints like PLA holds like ABS (almost). I’m new to 3D printing and wanted to make some car parts. I made a center cap for a wheel which was a 5in circle and after a few months in the summer it’s not warped so it does what I needed it to do