SUNLU 3D Printer Filament, PLA Filament 1.75mm, Neatly Wound 3D Printing Filament, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.02mm, Fit for Most FDM 3D Printers, 1kg Spool 2.2lbs. (Pure Yellow)

This is counterfeit PLA PLUS and I will describe why.1. The genuine SUNLU PLA PLUS requires 190-220 degrees for printing as described by the manufacturer. This one 230 degrees.2. The table with the temperatures on the box is different to the genuine SUNLU PLA PLUS box. The gap is 10 degrees depending on the filament material and the fake one recommends to use a glue stick which is not even mentioned in the genuine SUNLU PLA PLUS box.3. The color. SUNLU PLA PLUS BLACK is glossy. The fake one is dull that it doesn't really look black.4. The genuine SUNLU PLA PLUS is neatly wound. This COUNTERFEIT is just a mess that is going to cause failed prints all the time.5. The serial number is not the same one. It's supposed to be the same item but no EAN specified and the fake one shows an item number different to the genuine spool.Awful experience. Amazon doesn't seem to care. I have only got lies from customer representatives and it's going to be the first time i'm taking anything to Trading Standards cause it has happened twice with two different sellers within a week.Review team, are you stopping this one from being public as well?

The media could not be loaded.  I got this filament today and was very impressed with a number of aspects of it. Now bear in the mind that I have been FDM printing for 5 years, currently own 2 Prusa MK3S, and have printed with everything from PLA, to ASA and TPU. So I think that I know what I am talking about.Firstly this is the 1st filament outside of `Prusament that I have found wound so nicely, no tangles here.It came nicely packed and the airtight bag was solid complete with a silicon moister absorber. If the reel was cardboard it would have been perfect.I have run off a quick benchy Im impressed, this is without dialling in any settings and on my standard PLA profile (215 on the nozzle, 60 on the bed and 110mm/s). It looks fine, maybe slightly over extruded, but that's likely my print settings more than the filament.On the whole, Im very happy and will probably buy again.

So I wanted to use this to print some really cool lotus flower styled vases obviously that change colourI've managed to print some smaller parts with it, but sadly my printer is playing up on prints so I haven't bothered doing anything over 2 hours just because I don't want to waste materialSo far, it seems that it's pretty decent filament, I've been having stringing on some old filament that I had, so I wanted some better filament that also had something a bit more wow to itThis fitted the bill perfectlySadly, until I fix my printer issues (you know how these custom built printers go, you are printing fine and then it'll just randomly decide to print nothing well)I have nevertheless attached photos of my prints so farI've not even worked out of the purple section yet, so the photos can at least demonstrate the nice shade of purpleHowever there are already a few photos of really decent prints on here so hopefully that'll persuade you that it's a nice colourIve not done any large enough prints yet to actually get out of large colour bands because in using vase mode but the colours are fantastic!

Sunlu, the company also manufacture Geeetch filament, which is a lower cost/quality filament, it is more transparent, it is not wound neatly on the reel and has a different temperature range.Sunlu have a load of geeetch filament that was incorrectly put onto the sunlu reels, and they have been selling them cheap elsewhere. I know as I have been buying it.I was quite suprised when I paid a premium price on Amazon for the genuine Sunlu, and instead got the Geeetech stuff that they have been selling off cheap. The most obvious way you can tell is that the reel is not neatly wound and the temperature range is 200-230 instead of 190-220. This is no use to me as I specifically bought it to make parts matching some others I have made with the genuine Sunlu, and I know the Geeetech stuff does not match as I already own both. I am certainly not happy about paying the premium price of £27 so will be returning it

This is no real!! I L O V EVery cheap product but extremely hight quality.I tried others brand more expensive then this and i got a lot of problem about adhesion, retraction, smell inside the house and also very expensiveThis one i used the standard settings on cura for the o.2 height layer, and tools/bed warmed at the range described in the back of the SUNLU packageExtremely easy to print and the final result is amazingThe white color remember you a print in abs because the final result it’s very compactI suggest everyone to buy this product! The best PLA on the market

This is the one of the very few filament I use nowadays in Prusa i3 MK3S.Accuracy as good as Prusament, colours are consistent and as advertised, winding without a fault.It is unbeaten value for money too, costs a lot less than filaments of equivalent quality.Recommended!

I got a 1kg spool of Creality filament when I got my Ender 3 3d printer a few months ago. Didn't cause me any major issues and always worked well.I thought I'd try this and after 2 straight days of playing with it, I have given up and will return it for a refund.Firstly, if you have a glass bed, then forget about this sticking to it. I tried the glue stick trick but then that doesn't leave good quality prints in the end.I had to find the original base that came with the printer and use that to print with this. Even then it took 5 attempts for each print as the filament kept on stringing very badly so had to start again.The end product when I finally got something out... Totally warped and not fit for purpose!!!I've tried all different temperatures and all the hints I could find online.Went back to my Creality filament and first print came out perfect so I know my set up is fine and it's just this rubbish filament.