3mm Cool White PLA PRO (PLA+) 3D Printer Filament 1KG Spool (2.2lbs), Actual Diameter 2.85mm +/- 0.05mm, Cool White, for 3mm/2.85mm Printers only

good

Tried many brands, this is the first I've had zero issues with. No stringing, no under extrusion, not brittle. It just works as you would expect every plastic to work.

Its doesnt glow blue, more greenish. Title is misleading. But it prints well and with the lights on it looks like it is depicted. I dont mind that its greenish, in fact i like it.

eSUN has become my primary supplier for plastics. They are consistent and have printed well on my Prusa i3. Unfortunately, and entirely because of my attempt to be quick, I inadvertently ordered the 3mm variant for this one roll of PLA+ in black. Not sure how I did that but I did. That stinks as returning it isn't a great option; I live in Alaska and shipping is going to eat away at any cost recovery. I can't ask Amazon to eat it as it was MY fault. At least it is one of the least expensive types they sell.Regardless, I have used this material previously and have been very satisfied. Reliable, typically good consistent colorization, and economical. This is not a "cheap" product in terms of quality. It stands up well. I will buy again and again. I'll just pay closer attention to the sizing. Doh!

Stay away. Very brittle. And awful printing and adhesion to the bed. Even with a glass bed and heated to 90 and sprayed with adhesion aid.

This stuff is great!I have been using regular esun PLA since I purchased my printer about a year ago. I saw the PLA+ here sold by INTSERVO and after reviewing it elsewhere, INTSERVO provided me with another role to review here. Let me tell you that it is night and day differences between regular PLA and PLA+. Even though there is recommendations to print it a little slower, I found that I do not need to change any sort of settings to get better quality out of this filament. There is better qualities that have been addressed from the older PLA. This PLA+ strings a lot less and has a much smoother surface quality.The pictures attached show regular PLA on the left and the improved PLA+ on the right. You can definitely see improved surface quality on the right Marvins as well as improved overhang. The top of the print has smoother surface as well. I haven't been able to test out the strength differences between the different materials but I plan on using this PLA+ on some structural parts for an enclosure for my printer.I would definetly give this a shot if you are curious about it. I have only used esun and couldn't be happier. Great quality and great price.