Creality Carbon Fiber Filament 1.75mm for K1C, 3D Printer Filament Designed for High Speed 50-300mm/s, 1kg(2.2lbs)/Spool Hyper PLA-CF Filament, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03 mm (Greyish Yellow)

I’ve been using this grey PETG for a few projects, including a riser for the top of my printer. Overall, it performs well with just a few quirks worth noting. Print Quality & Bed Adhesion: The filament lays down on the plate very reliably—no adhesion issues at all. First layers come out smooth and consistent, which is a big plus when working with PETG. Performance During Printing: I did notice some temperature fluctuations during longer prints, which showed up in surface texture on a few models. It’s not a dealbreaker, but you’ll want to fine-tune temps for best results. Smaller prints came out very clean, while larger parts occasionally showed slight banding. Strength & Finish: The filament is sturdy once printed and has a nice, even grey finish. Great for functional parts where looks matter but durability is more important. Overall: A solid PETG filament that works well depending on your project. For me, it was perfect for building a riser—dimensionally accurate, strong, and clean enough for functional use. If you don’t mind a bit of tuning for larger prints, it’s a dependable choice.

I’ve been really impressed with the performance of Creality’s ABS filament on my K1 Max printer. The 1.75mm diameter is consistent and feeds smoothly, resulting in clean, strong prints with excellent layer adhesion. It handles high temperatures well and produces durable parts that are perfect for functional prototypes and mechanical components. Warping is minimal when used with a heated bed and enclosed chamber, and the finish is smooth and professional-looking. It’s clear that this filament was designed with high-performance printing in mind. The spool was neatly wound and packaged securely, with no tangles or moisture issues. I also noticed a lower odor compared to other ABS brands, which makes printing more pleasant. Whether you're printing brackets, enclosures, or custom parts, this filament delivers reliable results every time. It’s a great match for the K1 Max and performs just as

I’ve used several different ABS filaments over time, and while the Creality ABS for the K1 Max is a bit more expensive than other options, you definitely get what you pay for in terms of quality. One of the first things I noticed was that this ABS feels softer than other ABS filaments I’ve used. It’s also more flexible, making it easier to work with, especially for prints that require some durability without excessive brittleness. Despite this flexibility, it still maintains great strength, which is something I don’t always see in other ABS brands. The filament prints consistently and handles high-speed printing well. I had no clogging or warping issues, especially when printing in an enclosed setup. Layer adhesion was solid, and prints came out clean and smooth without excessive stringing. The only downside is the price—it’s on the higher end compared to other ABS filaments. However, if you’re looking for a more reliable and flexible ABS that delivers quality results, I’d say it’s worth it. Would definitely recommend for anyone printing with ABS, especially for projects where strength and a bit of flexibility are important!

For transparent hyper petg: Printed on my K1C at 70-75 bed temp, 250 nozzle temp, 100mm/s speed, medium layer cooling, high overhang cooling. My print settings are very close to regular petg. Prints come out fantastic and are very durable. Printing slower helps with transparency but it will print fine between 60-200mm/s with a 0.4 nozzle without major changes to other settings. I like it better than the transparent CR-PETG except for the cardboard spool. Black hyper petg: Printed with 75-80 bed temp, 250-260 nozzle temp, 100-200mm/s, similar settings as regular petg. Prints well, undecided if I like it more than CR-PETG but the hyper definitely gives better details. I like the plastic spool on CR-PETG better than the cardboard spool on the Hyper filament though. Hyper PC: Printed at 260c with 80-110 bed temp (small prints were fine at 80 but larger, denser prints needed 100-110), almost no cooling except for overhangs at 50%, heated chamber works best for bigger prints. Prints are SOLID lol this is a great PC blend for rigid prints. Not quite as clear as the Hyper PETG transparent filament but it could just be my settings. It does need to be dried a lot and printed slow (speed under 60mm/s, max flow around 5mm³/s) just like other name brand PC blends. This is comparable to 2 other popular brands of PC...if you can print PC or PA, then you can print Hyper PC. Wish it wasn't a cardboard spool though.

I've been 3D printing for over 5 years now and have been through all of the growing pains of the 3D printing world. I've tried out so many different brands of filament with all kinds of claims. So when I say this is high quality filament, it absolutely is. Two of my biggest concerns with filament these days are consistency, and adhesion. With how fast printers are able to move these days, it's typically the filament that's the limiting factor. With many different filaments I have to slow down the print speed in order to allow it to adhere to the plate as well as itself for layering. Creality seems to have cracked the code with their hyper pla line. Another few issues that typically occurs with faster printing is clogging or some dilution of color. I am routinely able to print at 375mm/s without any degradation in color or rigidity the print. My only complaint with the filament is that it comes ona cardboard spool. If you're utilizing a dry box with heat, it can potentially cause issue with the spool not wanting to spin, but figuring out what works for your setup seems to have addressed that concern for me. The price, it is an incredibly high quality filament that's easy to use, and a step above most others. I've added this to my top 5 filaments that I use on a regular basis due to its dependability of outcome.

La photo présente un filament noir, le descriptif indique rouge mais finalement j’ai bien été livré en noir… donc descriptif erroné mais comme je voulais du noir, pas de problème ! Ce filament est de bonne qualité, solide et flexible. Un filament intéressant quand il est à moins de 20€ ce qui arrive très régulièrement ici et ailleurs. Les tarifs des consommables de cette marque ont une volatilité digne des cryptomonnaies… l’occasion quand ils sont à des prix déraisonnables de découvrir d’autres marques toutes aussi qualitatives et peut-être de ne jamais revenir à cette marque… ben oui on est pas des moutons… A noter que creality a changé ses boîtes qui sont maintenant beaucoup plus fines et plus souples et donc la bobine est maintenant moins bien protégé pour le transport… surtout quand c’est envoyé dans une grande enveloppe sans autre protection… les bobines prennent chères !

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Das Hyper PLA von Creality hat mich positiv überrascht. Ich habe schon viele Filamente durch, aber dieses hier sticht durch eine sehr stabile Druckqualität, saubere Wicklung und zuverlässige Maßhaltigkeit hervor. Ich nutze es auf mehreren FDM-Druckern (u. a. Prusa, Ender 3 und Anycubic), und es läuft auf allen Geräten ohne Probleme. Der Filamentdurchmesser ist konstant (tatsächlich nahe an ±0,01 mm), was gerade bei feineren Strukturen oder hohen Geschwindigkeiten für ein gleichmäßiges Druckbild sorgt. Layer haften sehr gut aufeinander, die Kanten werden scharf, und es gibt kaum Stringing oder Blobs – auch bei schnelleren Bewegungen. Die Verarbeitung ist definitiv auf höherem Niveau als bei vielen Standard-PLA-Rollen in dieser Preisklasse. Das Weiß ist schön neutral – weder gelblich noch gräulich – und ergibt matte, saubere Oberflächen. Ideal für Prototypen, Gehäuse oder funktionale Teile, bei denen man später lackieren oder weiterbearbeiten möchte. Die Pappspule ist ein Pluspunkt für die Umwelt und läuft einwandfrei auf dem Rollenhalter. Wicklung ist ordentlich, kein Verklemmen, kein Verheddern. Fazit: Sehr gutes Filament mit top Druckeigenschaften, zuverlässiger Maßhaltigkeit und fairer Preisgestaltung. Ideal für alle, die konstante Qualität ohne Aussetzer suchen – sei es für schnelle oder präzise Drucke.

Das Filament habe ich mir für meinen Creality K1Max gekauft. Wahnsinn wie gut es haftet und wie schnell man damit drucken kann. Die Drucke werden sehr sauber trotz Geschwindigkeiten über 300mm/s. Außerdem sind die fertigen Teile stabiler als normales PLA. Bin sehr zufrieden und werde es wieder kaufen.

Ive used this fillament many times and 70% of the time it has a tangle in it and ruins my prints, one time I printed something and the object come out very brittle and weak, turns out the whole roll of fillament was faulty, I have had some good prints with this stuff but I wouldn't take the risk.