eSUNPLA+ Filament 1.75mm, 3D Printer Filament PLA Plus, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03mm, 1KG Spool (2.2 LBS) 3D Printing Filament for 3D Printers, Cold White

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Love this filament. Used it for the skin on the Piccolo project. Never really been a fan of getting premium 3-D filament like eSun, Polymaker, Overture, etc.They really pulled through with this one. It looks exactly as it’s pictured and advertised. I am a fan now.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I have a Bambu lab A1 printer and this filament fits on the ams without the need of an adapter. The filament has always printed with zero issues and has great bed adhesion. It

This is one of my go-to filaments never have any separation issues comes out as smooth as you can come out definitely prefer these flat filaments over the glossy one when it comes to quality

I love the esun filament. It has been my go to ever since I started 3D printing. Never have any issues

Trying to at least get close to matching Festool's green, and I thought this was going to work. In the pic, the LCD frame and the V-slot covers are the E-Sun PLA+, and the knob is Anycubic's PETG "green"The e-Sun looks like a perfect match ON the spool, but the color after it's printed is disappointing, maybe 2-3 stars. It's just bland. It loses much of the sheen and richness of the color, and while it's the closest match I've found, in an easy-to-find amount, after printing, it's just an adequate fill-in that I will likely replace if/when I find a better color match.As for the filament performance, it's definitely 5 stars. This was the first filament I ever printed at the time, and nothing I've used since has been as easy to work with as this stuff.No clogs, easy extrusion at lower temps than expected (195c), and zero adhesion issues. I liked it enough that I tried 3 other colors, but none matched the easy performance of this stuff, in all areas.I wouldn't hesitate to buy this again, but hopefully this Pic will show you the color fairly well, as there doesn't seem to be many examples of how it looks in the wild.I wasn't able to use the PLA+ for the hotend shroud, but I was able to use this for fast and easy prototyping, and the PETG I tried, as shown by the knob, turned out to be much closer to what I was looking for, color-wise, but nowhere near as easy to work with as E-Sun's PLA+If the price is right for you, I'd definitely stock up on this for easy prototype jobs, but if the color is your main criteria, like it was for me at the time, I'd look elsewhere

This is the best pew pew making material out there absolutely love it

I've been using eSun PLA for quite a few years. It's always been my go to filament.I've never tried the matte PLA filament though.Thus stuff prints absolutely amazing. It's so smooth and top quality as always.The picture I've posted is at the following settings.Bed temp-60C, Nozzle temp-205,Nozzle size-0.4mm, 0.24 layer, 450mm/s print speed, 5 walls. It's for a Dewalt Drill hanger(Hince the Black & Yellow Colors)Yellow is also eSun.I'm now ordering the PLA+ Rapid to try out. I've been 3D printing for years and have never had an issue with my eSun filament.I highly recommend eSun Filament.Super easy to print with, pops right off my PEI sheet, strong and it looks fantastic!

Great print quality and PLA+ Material, used the black one, which is more on the shiny side rather than the matte side, i will say results in a almost silk black. Got some tangling so its not that good on that side. Apart from that pretty good.