MagicSpace 1.75mm PLA Filament 3D Printer Filament, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03 mm, 2.2LBS(1.0KG), RED

=== Color Hue === 5 / 5True "Fire Engine Red". 0xFF0000=== Color Saturation === 5 / 5This isn't pink or even light red. The color is fully and evenly saturated.=== Temperature === 3 / 5Stated print temperature: 190-210Best print temperature: 200Printing at 210: Bad - too brittlePrinting at 200: OkPrinting at 190: Bad=== Adherence to bed === 4 / 5A little on the loose side, but not too bad. Make sure you use a brim for small footprints.=== Bridging === 3 / 5At 200 the bridging is ok. Any other temperature and it's pretty bad.=== Brittleness === 2 / 5It's too brittle at 210, which is the stated upper range.Somewhat brittle even at 200.=== Extrusion === 2 / 5Requires 105% extrusion setting to get a decent print.Even at 105% the quality is only moderate and uneven.If all these factors were equal this would receive a rating of 3 / 5. However, not all factors are the same and the brittleness and extrusion push this toward 2 / 5 overall meaning I wouldn't buy it again.

Overall it works ok. The print temp is pretty low, so you need to keep your heatbed set to lower than 60°c or it will warp like ABS. You also pay attention because this filament is brittle. It broke on me during a few different prints.

Printed amazing well! I'm always skeptical on sub $20 filaments, but I'm very surprised. Printed a Little Einsteins Pat Pat Rocket and it printed nearly perfectly. I took the spool out of the box, fed the printer, and the results show for themselves.

cheap pla that was easy to work with. Used this material to print a bunch of quick cheap parts and trinkets. Worked well.

Really enjoyed printing with this red. I gave used 4 rolls so far with no issues. Great quality for a great price.