Flashforge PLA Pro 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm, 3D Printing Material, Spool-Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.05mm Fit Most FDM/FFF Printer (1KG, Grey)

PLA Pro (Yellow)Elagoo Neptune 3 Pro Printer, with PEI plate.I’m printing mechanical parts with this filament at high (up to 100%) infills, and I had some real difficulty to start with, as the prints were really warping (which happens with all filaments at higher infill).It’s been very warm in the uk the past week (26’C) not sure if that added to the problem, I tried using my abs heated enclosure and that made the warping worse, so I went the other direction, ditched the enclosure and upped the cooling, using full printer cooling, I also have 2 large desk fans cooling the print, and this has been a big success, no warping at all on the last few prints with this method.First layer extruder - 210’C, bed - 70’C(for adhesion).Further layers extruder - 205’C, bed - 60’C.These parts seem very strong and I’m delighted with the print results now that I’ve honed the settings in. Would definitely order the PLA Pro again when this spool runs out.

Cheap filament but not the worst ive used. There is better out there.

Just what I said. Great product but I've found it many places much cheaper.Won't buy again.

Printed up OK, not as 'sparkly' or 'galaxy' as I'd hoped. Also very brittle, 15% infill is fine on other PLA but this cracked when the model was assembled.

As with most PETG it can be hard to get it started, but once the bed is levelled and the correct temperatures are reached this is as good as any filament once the initial layer is down it should be good for the rest of the print, good prints can be achieved with a bit of trial and error. That said, carrying a recognised name like Flashforge you expect to get a quality filament. Best of all it was on offer so I didn't think twice about it. So this is in the top filaments on my spreadsheet, I keep a record of each filament and the settings I used, so when I come back to it I've a good idea of where to start. Of course if you have more than one printer the settings could be slightly different but there's never that much in it. I would definitely use this again and I would have no hesitation in recommending it.

Running bigtreetech mini e3 v3 prints at a low temp no stringing at 220 to 225 and seems to stick well in layers upto 0.28. And very flexible at 0.4 and 0.8. So not bad

I've tried several filament suppliers over the years and this is my GOTO for GALAXY BLACK. This filament is amazing to print with on any printer and will work flawlessly. The bed adhesion is great too.Currently using this on Ender3v2, Sidewinder X1 and Bambu's...

We bought this for our son to use with his 3D printer, and like a previous review mentioned the colours take a very long time to change which is unlike the initial picture shown. Plus the filament does snag at points leaving a half printed item as it hasn't been able to pull down from the reel smoothly and is tangled. We have tried to find how to contact the seller about this issue but can't find their details anywhere on their page or the listing page. We will be returning it and trying a different manufacturer as sadly this reel wasn't the one for us.