Creality 3D Printer Filament, PLA Plus Filament 1.75mm Rainbow, PLA Pro Toughness Upgraded Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03mm, 1KG Spool(2.2lbs) Ender PLA+ Filament for Most 3D Printer

I bought the rainbow pla+ filament for my Ender3 S1 Plus and so far I like it. It's working great, quality is great, no complaints here as far as that goes. I don't love the color orange, lol and this has alot in it. So on the big project I'm currently printing, it's mostly green to blue to orange. But it's still pretty cool. So far there has been No clogs, it's not Brittle and there is very little stringing. I had a small issue with it adhering to the plate but that is more on me than it is the filament.

It’s good filament I just wish the color would change more often. It’s good if you’re making big prints but if you’re just making small ones, you’re gonna get a lot that are the same color. Still it adds a lot of variety and is good if you want some color but don’t want to buy 10 different rolls of filament

It does it's job, and it does it well. Overall, I am happy with my purchase.I have a roll of clear TPU I had sitting in a non-air-tight bag for about 6 years in the basement and decided to see how bad moisture impacted it. (It was really bad, as can be seen in one of my pictures.) Threw it in the drier with the recommended settings and got impressive results; it dried out the filament and made it printable again.I also recently purchased a spool of Elegoo rapid PETG to try out the brand and was disappointed with its performance out of the box as it was laden with moisture. I would have been annoyed and writing an email to support because I had an unusable spool of filament, but this drier came in to save the day. Now I'm just annoyed, but at least I have a usable spool of filament.Having saved two spools and used this to guarantee an additional two spools in my collection were good to work with before large prints, I can say my investment has already paid off.(Included in my review are also thermal images of the drier running; it's pretty interesting to see the channel the hot air is blown through by the fans and how it heats the spools.)I am however disappointed with the quality of the touchscreen; it feels very cheap, has visual artifacts when pressing on it, and mine arrived cracked. (You can see some hairline cracks light up in the display itself when pressing on the screen to use the interface and they go away after a few seconds.) The screen is still fully functional, just looks bad when you need to touch it.

Initially I thought my 3d printer was broken because of my failed prints due to poor quality filament but I switched to this and I’ve had flawless prints. Ended up ordering four more rolls of different colors. My only complaint is the length between colors. My prints aren’t looking rainbow enough

As you can probably tell from the product photo, this is more of a salmon or light coral in color. If you are looking to match typical home appliance (e.g. home computer) 'beige', this will look more a light pink in comparison. Keep in mind that if it's really important to match a 3D print to other materials, one should plan to paint the printed item.That being said, it prints excellently. I use 210dC extrusion temperature and even my high-quaity jobs come out very accurately, are smooth and are sturdy.

I purchased this Dryer based on the video reviews, feedbacks, etc.I print a lot, and some of my prints come out with bad results, from webbings, to the gaps in between layers. I sell my creations so I have to make sure each print is to the top quality or else the negative feedbacks will cost me any future sales. Recently a filament resulted in several bad prints, I tested the printer with prints from a different newly opened pack and the results differed greatly. From a horrible print to a perfect one, both from the same printer. I hear that it may be caused by the moisture in the air, and tried to dry it properly. I allowed this dryer to do it's job, the settings were set to PLA for the PLA+ filaments. It was heated for over 6 hours. I was excited to see if my investment was worth it... it was not. The results from a 2hr print showed same results from it's previous prints. Gaps in between layers, flaws all over, etc. I cannot promote/suggest anyone to buy this model. It doesn't even have a lock for the cover once it's closed. Gonna have to look elsewhere, and so should you.

This little box has removed many and all of my moisture issues. All those little blips and bubbles made from poor packaging? Nope. All gone. Granted i didnt have much of that issue in the first place, but its nice to get rid of the tiny errors that plagued my prints. Thought the printing attatchment was a bit short i must say, and it would have been nicer if it were at least a lettile bit more than a foot longer. I had to put a box under it taped in place to make it reach the full range of motion through the enclosure cap. But i digress, i value this product as very useful and worth while.

I purchased this to try to reduce the print quality issues. I can say that it does help. I have noticed a reduction in stringing and blobs since I started using this. It heats up quickly. While it is not silent, neither is it annoyingly loud. It is a steady sound, no louder than the 3D printer it sits next to.I like that it feeds from the top. Using the Bowden tube that came with it, I can feed from the dryer directly to the filament sensor and into the tube to the direct-drive extruder. It is convenient. The cover swivels enough to load and unload spools of filament and the whole thing fits in the very limited space I have available.The display is clear and understandable. The touch panel is easy to use. I'm happy with this filament dryer. While it cost a bit more, I don't think I would have been as happy with one of the other ones I looked at.