SainSmart Flexible TPU 3D Printing Filament, 1.75 mm, 0.8 kg, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.05 mm, Kaoss Violet

This filament works as expected. It prints smoothly and consistently without any major issues. The quality is decent, and it meets my needs for various printing projects. The price is reasonable for the amount you get, making it a good value. Overall, it’s a reliable choice for anyone looking for standard 3D printing filament.

I bought this because the neon colors are very attractive and the 95a means it should be pretty soft, but still reasonable to use on a direct drive extruder. I had a hiccup with the first roll I received.But after testing the replacement roll, it has been working perfectly so far after a quick 90g print. Color comes out really nice and the flexibility is good. No issues with jamming on my machine as long as I have my retraction and speed settings tuned correctly. now working on an eight hour print that I think should come out perfectly fine based on the initial test. Looking forward to testing out the rest of the colors on a print I have planned out. This is definitely worth getting over a lot of the other filaments you see that can be very dull colored. Plus, it came vacuum sealed, which is very important for this material because it fit absorbs moisture that can lead to stringing us which is very difficult to deal with.

I really like this brand for tpu prints. I've had no issues using this so far. I'm using an artillery sidewinder x1 direct drive 3d printer with an aftermarket diamond back nozzle. My extruder is set at 210 degrees and I keep my bed plate heated at 60 degrees. Honestly, tpu doesn't really require a heated bed but it prints perfectly fine at 60 degrees. Prints come out super clean.

This TPU prints really nicely like all Sainsmart TPU I've used does. I really like this color, has a nice punch to it.

I love this purple color. A little expensive for the amount you get but the color grabs your attention. Prints fine!

Awesome color and decent print quality. Good for the price.

I have a Creality CR-10s Pro. I didn’t do anything with it for a whole year because the filament they send is pretty basic PLA. I didn’t understand the differences in filament. I watched the video on YouTube that went over more than 40 different filament types. I was looking for something just a little stronger than the PLA I had. This truly wasn’t accidental because I was looking for TPU 95D As recommended by a video that had a link to this product. This 95A Turned out to be really awesome. Started playing around in blender and made an STL file and actually started having fun with 3-D printing.

Saw it on a YT review. Had my 3d printing friend make three large items, and he said it's the first time he's had tpu print without any mistakes on his old machine. Didn't need to buy extra, so now I can buy more cool colors 😁