iSANMATE 3D Printer Filament Bundle, Glow in The Dark Filament Multicolor, Green, Blue and Blue-Green, PLA Filament 1.75 mm, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03 mm, 250g X 4 Pack

The color on this one is absolutely brilliant. Everything about this filament just works. It's durable, pretty, and I was very surprised with the smoothness of the final print without any tweaking or troubleshooting. It has a wonderful matte look that absolutely did my Flexi Troll and Loch Ness Monster justice. This is an absolute go to for any Flexi Factory model!

The color is vibrant, consistent, and looks amazing on finished prints—exactly what I was hoping for. It has a smooth, rich tone that really pops, whether I'm printing small models or larger pieces.Print quality has been excellent. The filament feeds perfectly with no jams, and layer adhesion is solid. I’ve had zero issues with warping or stringing, and the surface finish is clean and professional-looking every time.It’s clear this is a high-quality filament, and it’s become my go-to for any projects that need a bright, eye-catching pink. Highly recommend for anyone who wants great results and reliable performance!

Review is for the: "iSANMATE 3D Printer Filament, PLA Filament Glow in The Dark, 1.75mm Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03 mm, 1 kg Spool"As with most any filament from the factory... it works best when dried for 10+ hours. Many people report how brittle this filament is & yes, wet filament is brittle. So, dry it first. Then it will work well.I have had great prints with the Glow filament. After charging off a Bright light for 20 minutes, it will last for a few hours. Thicker prints works best of course, as there is more product to glow. Good detail can be printed with this. Important to have the settings correct, as the Glow is actually a PLA+ which melts at a higher temp than PLA. Appears to be a bit stronger than PLA, but not like a CF or PETG.I would purchase again. Be sure to dry it first.

I had heard that PETG is somewhat difficult to print so I had to try it out. Adding carbon fiber to the mix sounded just like the challenge I was wanting. To my surprise, this filament printed beautifully on my Neptune 3 Pro with minimal changes to the generic PETG built into Cura. It's perfect for functional parts (I printed fixing brackets for the MGN12 rail I used to update my laser's x-axis) and the visual quality is much better than most PLA I've used. There is an oozing and stringing issue but after tweaking the slicer settings (temp, retraction, travel), it greatly reduced that problem. The color combo was also a selling point since there is variety without having to shell out $30 each for 1kg of each color. I didn't receive a spool of the brown but I did receive 2 rolls of blue (I contacted the seller but no response but it's a minor issue). Overall I am quite pleased with this filament and going forward I think that I will move away from PLA in favor of PETG--it just prints beautifully.

Let me count the ways in which I feel ripped off.1) As displayed in my uploaded image, the consistency of this filament is abhorrent. I am using a brand new JS1 Snapmaker and the filament has been grinding the drive gears of the extruder like a rookie truck driver. Never in all of the years I have been doing 3D prints, have I come across a filament that actually gets stuck in the Bowden tube to the point you have to yank it out backwards in an unloading scenario. The print that I am working on, was to be an 18 hour print, but it is now 26 hours because every time I walk away and do something constructive else where, it decides to get stuck and make the JS1 stop and wait for me to return to essentially, yank the filament out, and load it back in.2) One would assume these would be a full size roll but alas, that is not the case. These are 4 mini rolls of frustration and wasted money with an odd coating that is grainy and full of friction. Luckily I had my SUNU drier and have been literally cooking the roll as I print but even so, it has jammed twice. Wonderfull, because we all know how awesome it is to have a large print stall out or quit on you when it is assumed the product you bought would be just a tad bit better on the quality side. Might as well try to 3d print log chain and see how that pans out.3) "Glow" doesn't seem to be glowing in the colors that are pictured. In fact, all 4 of them, have the same sick green glow to them so..not sure where the variety pack is in all of this, but it is safe to say they didn't know either, grabbed whatever was laying on the floor and threw it into a box for me to suffer their lack of QC.Either way, I will not buy another product from this company as it is painfully obvious to see, their deceptive practices know no bounds.If it did not take forever to get filament from Snapmaker, I would order nothing but Snapmaker filament because it is far superior than most of what is here on Amazon, other than Hatchbox, which is now my new go to Filament company at this point. (Overture also has issues with overlaps, snags and just horrid PETG)

Great filament!I love the sparkles in this. I tried some small flexy items, and they stayed together very well, even while being played with by my 5 year old. Plan to use more of it on ornaments for Christmas!Photos are a vase with 2 goats and a turtle.

This filament is gorgeous however the color change is a tad inconsistent especially for smaller items. some portion of the spool need less items (Because the items are smaller) to show the change while others need more items. All of the prints pictured are from different prints from the same spool.