ELEGOOPLA Filament 1.75mm Black 1KG, 3D Printer Filament Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.02mm, 1kg Spool(2.2lbs) Fit Most FDM 3D Printers

color comes out even and not splotchy

So far it is working good for my prints, no tangles

This filament has printed well for me and is ideal for Halloween print jobs or theatrical props, but it isn't the colour of real bones; it's too creamy yellow. However, nuances of colour like this are a bit of a crap shoot at best, and the filament does print nicely. I would buy from this seller again.

Update: Replaced POM wheels and belts, relocated printer to a table that doesn't wobble, and bumped the temp to 220 and bed temp to 65 for the white. Working much better now.I have had great success with all the ELEGOO PLA filaments in my AnkerMake M5C, but the white seems to be the exception for some odd reason. It adheres poorly and bunches up, pretty much ruining prints in the first 10 seconds. I can swap it for same brand, different color, and everything will go fine. I don't know why this one is different.

Elegoo consistently provides quality products at an amazing price. No build plate adhesion issues, no stringing, colors are always bright. Overall the best filament I've dealt with. I've gone through 21 of their spools and I will never buy another brand.

Good price, too

Seen no issues while printing good filament would recommend to anyone

I have had my machine for a couple years now, and even more recently I have been doing a lot of prints. I have bought many different brands of filament, different types, and of course different colors.... But I have never had to request a refund for filament before.In the middle of a project, I decided to start utilizing this filament... I started a big print, walked away for about 10 minutes and when I came back, it was dragging a cluster of filament that clearly was not sticking to the bed.I reattempted that same print, and I had the exact same issue but this time I saw it happen. Figured, I'll try a smaller print and see how that goes. Still failed... At this point, I started to mess with different settings like nozzle and bed temperatures, as I know that different filaments have different levels that they work best with., but they were all failing immediately. My test print was a circular peg. It could not even go in a full circle before it failed. After several more failed attempts, I switched out the nozzle on my device, releveled the bed, anything that I could think of that may be causing this issue aside from the filament, which realistically was the only new thing.After I verified that everything is good to go, the only thing left was to go back to an older filament that I knew I have been successful with, in which it printed perfectly.That is how I was able to pinpoint that it was this filament, that was the issue. It's not my printer, it's not the settings, it's not the 3D model, it's the filament. Which is disappointing because I bought two rolls when I normally only buy one at a time, it's definitely on the lower price but for a reason apparently, and now my project has been delayed because I have to order a different roll of filament and wait for it to arrive.So yeah, got to give it a one star.... Because it is legitimately unusable. It's not that I'm being picky, but it's really just not working at all.