PLA 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm, SUNLU PLA Filament, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.02 mm, 1 kg Spool, PLA 1.75 White

I have never tried Sunlu PLA white filament before but I’m very happy that I did. This filament is great material at a very nice price and fabulous print result. This Sunlu PLA printed took no time to dialed in and printed so smooth on my Ender 5 Pro with a Sunlu S1 3D Filament dryer. The printer temp was 215C, bed 55c onto a glass bed with no problem and nice adhesion to the bed. The print released from the glass bed with no problem. I printed a temp tower and then 1 small test prints to get the parameters down. Now at 205C I had some small problem with stringing but adjusting the temp to 215C took care of the problem. My 2 prints came out very smooth and bright white. The Sunlu filament is very strong with nice white color. The filament is package in a vacuum sealed bag with 2 desiccant packs. The back of the box had specifications for the filament.Printer: Ender 5 ProSlicer: Cura 4.6.2Print Specs:Temp: 215Bed Temp: 55Speed: 80Layer: .16Bed: GlassMy over all conclusion is the this filament is very well made. No issues with the filament tangle free and worth the cost with flawlessly and clean prints.

The quality of the filament seems great. However, the filament is wound on the spool so poorly that it tangles and my extruder can’t pull it off the spool. I lost three prints after hours of printing and I am really disgusted with this problem. On prints that finished the quality is very nice.

I have tried many brands and this takes the win. At least in white. Smooth consistent layers. Solid yet not too brittle. It does have some give. Some PLA is very brittle. This is perfect. I use an Ender 3 Pro with a full metal hot end. I bought a second roll after trying it, immediately. It's a bit pricey, but you do get what you pay for.

EDIT 1: Nearly thru my 1st spool and still no tangles! This will be a 5* review if the 2nd spool goes as well. I'm completely puzzled by the reviews talking about bad bed adhesion. I'm just using a stock Ender 3 bed at 65°, and bed adhesion is the last of my worries.Seems to be a pretty solid choice. The filament has been printing beautifully. I've used Hatchbox, Overture (maybe my favorite, but we'll see how Sunlu continues), and Geeetech (awful). This will be a top choice for sure.My only complaint, which is more of a concern thus far, is that the spooling doesn't look that great. I'm almost waiting to come across a tangle, WHICH half way through the spool has NOT happened.I picked up white 1.75pla at just about $23, and am very pleased with the purchase!!

very good product. Good layer adhesion. I do have a question. What is the purpose of the little cardboard card that says to prevent tangling, please insert tip of filament into this card's hole? I just throw them away. I do not see or understand how that little cardboard thing is going to prevent any sort of tangles.

My son is printing a storm trouper helmet and body armor. Needless to say he has been going through a large amount of filament. I ordered this because it is already white and seemed to have good reviews in my 3D printing groups. This filament has been doing well with bed adhesion and with consistent extrusion. The filament we were using before this would come free from the bed in the middle of the night and end up looking like we were printing Ramen Noodles. We have not had any prints do this since switching to Sunlu PLA. The parts we are printing have very little contact with the bed (picture a curve about 1/8th inch wide and 4-5 inches long) and they are about 10 inches tall. Layer adhesion has been good and we have not been experiencing any random blobs. When we blow through this spool, I will be ordering several more to continue the process.

I'm brand new to 3d printing, and I bought this for a Ender 3 Pro. Considering I only sort of know what i'm doing from watching youtube videos i've had great success with using this filament. Builds come out clean with no stringing or bubbling. I just ordered another spool of this in black as i've gone through about 1/3rd of a spool of white and would like to change it up.

I liked the print quality of this filament but I couldn't do a very long print due to it breaking. I unspooled it and found a lot of kinks in it. Maybe I got a bad batch but I don't think I will purchase this again.