Amazon Brand - Eono PLA Plus(PLA+) 3D Printer Filament Red PLA Filament 1.75mm, accurancy 0.03 mm,1kg 3D Printing Filament for 3D Printer&3D Pen.

As per title. After trying many types of filament I'm very impressed with the price/performance of the Amazon Eono and Amazon Basics reels.

I'm sold on this product. Really like everything about it 👍 nice to work with.

I only use pla+ so I have tried everything offered on amazon now.This filament is very strong, and stronger than my favourite Sunlu PLA+. However it has lower bed adhesion than sunlu and it cannot do the level of detail Sunlu can. It operates more like a PETG without stringing because to get smooth print I need to raise nozzle by 0.125mm compared to Sunlu pla+ and all other PLAs.As Sunlu pla+ has disappeared from amazon and eBay this will have to do for now.l as a substitute despite the details issue it is still miles better than esun pla+ in every way.I print at 218C 70C bed to get it as close to Sunlu pla+ @214 70.

Disappointed by this PLA. Colour not vivid as in photos. Very pale and almost orange instead of red

I am impressed with this filament. I have printed it at the standard settings on my Ender 3 Pro and I have been extremely happy with the results. I got great results at 200C nozzle/60C bed, and the filament has good adhesion to the standard print bed supplied with the printer. Its worked well when I printed some vase mode storage boxes with a thicker line width and I am very pleased with the results. The grey colour is nice and neutral without being too dark. Overall I am impressed enough to have bought three rolls of the filament so far and I can see it being one I want to have ready to go for my printer.

Great filament works everytime. will buy again

I have had two 3D printers (CR10S and Ender 3) running for over two years and have tried all sorts of filament. I have never had the sort of problems that the transparent PETG from Amazon brand Eono has created. I followed the guidelines on the packaging, using a hotend temperature of 235 degC and a bed temperature of 70 degC. I used a light covering of 3Dlac on my glass bed which I tend to do with PETG to avoid any bed damage due to the strong adhesion.Unfortunately although it adhered to the bed well enough, the layer adhesion was an issue right from the start. It just didn't want to stick to itself even with the cooling fan off. I increased the hot end temperature to 250 degC with no change. I tried a few small test prints and then the clogging started. I got lumps of burnt PETG gathering on the nozzle, which then dropped on top of the print or started colliding with it during cross-travelling. I persevered until it was obvious the hotend was block. I stripped and cleaned it, fitting a new nozzle and trimming the Capricorn bowden tube. I did a 6 hour test print using another brand of PETG, then the same print using this Eono material with the same mess resulting as previously.I'll be throwing the rest of the spool away as this is clearly not suited to my printers.

I've been using this filament for a few projects that need high detail (3d maps). It prints well, nice and easy to get dialled in and I can go back to it at any point and it always prints the same. Printing on a low layer height (0.12) on my Ender 5 I get maps with virtually no visible layer lines. Highly recommended.