Color Change PLA Plus Filament 1.75mm 1kg, 3D Printer Filament Chameleon Shiny Sparkle Glitter by Different Light Sunlight Magic PLA Printing 3D Filament 2.2lbs Spool (Chameleon_Burnt Titanium)

I used this on an X1 carbon. Bought it on a whim hoping for a shiny purple-looking surface, and it came out great. I used it to print some "NASA chainmail" and it really looks spectacular in motion. It's pretty hard to capture in a still photo. Print quality and strength was very good. The printed chainmail strength and flexibility was comparable to other PLAs I tried on it.

Incredible performance of prints. As described on the page, the print appears in multicolor at different angles, and flickering particles, so different from no-color filament. It’s very impressive under sunlight. No problems with printing process by setting as instructions in the page.Overall, it’s good filament and I would buy it again.

The filament I purchased (Chameleon_Blue+Purple) shows as "PLA", but it shows "PLA+". While this is probably not an issue overall, I'm throwing it out there. On the package it states to print at 190°C, yet I had to keep turning up the heat on the print head to 230°C in order to overcome layer adhesion issues. I normally have to turn up heat because I run a hardened steel nozzle, so had tried to print at 210°C, but continually was having problems. My suggestion to you (if you don't already do it, lol) is to do small test prints using it. I'd almost guarantee you'll have to print at a much higher temp than what they have on the package. Overall, though, once I got this figured out, it printed very well. I just wish I hadn't gone through 40-50 meters of filament to get there.

One of my first spools of 3D filament I bought because of the colors. I use it on my Creality k1 it’s my first ever 3D printer I got in Oct. still lot to learn will have to get more.

The wife wanted a grinch printed and it was the closest color I had but it came out pretty good. Nice and clean and the print in place figure did not have any defects on first try! Will buy again.

I ordered the silk copper PLA+ from FF Sunsenkj. It is ok filament. The spool is not branded and was not vacuum sealed very well when I received it. It does however print reasonably. It is certainly not the best silk PLA I've used, but it also isn't the worst. The silk copper produces a nice look when the print comes out well but doesn’t always extrude evenly.Details:Printed on an Ender 3 Pro with a 0.4mm nozzle. Bed temp of 60, glass bed coated with a glue stick, extruder temp 210, 0.2 layer height, 6.5 retraction at 25 mm/s, and a print speed of 50 mm/s. Project sliced in Prusa Slicer 2.5.2.

This is the first filament I've purchased with a humidity exposure indicator. Helps to know if filament is drying out and likely to break in the feed tube or jam in the print head. Worked great out of the box and will be ordering more of this brand.

This filament is basically unusable it has contaminants in the filament and I ordered multiple rolls. Both rolls rolls were bad. It is really sad when your trying to do your hobby only and you have to spend more money because there are companies that will send out defective products. I have tried to find an affordable filament that is decent quality and this one isn't it I hope this is an isolated incident but since one roll from a different company worked perfectly fine same settings and theirs clogs I know its not my printer and with two rolls being bad I can only imagine how many are bad and if rolls were cheaper I probably wouldn't have said any.

Came in a vacuum bag with a humidity indicator and a bag of desiccant, but the bag had long lost its integrity and was no longer under vacuum. The humidity indicator strip it was packed with is a known scam product that doesn’t change colour unless you get it wet. The photo I provided is the result after 8 hours at the conditions noted on the thermometer/hygrometer. In those conditions, the first two dots should be solid pink and the third one a light blue at most. After test print, it is most notably NOT transparent. I should return it just on principle but it performs well and I do need that colour. Those two facts are the only thing that got the second star.

I printed a half sphere using the white PLA+ with my extruder set to 225C, build platform set to 60C without glue, initial layers at 5mm/s and then printing at 250mm/s on an Elegoo Neptune 4. My print came out looking absolutely superb and the layer lines are barely perceptible! For reference, I would describe this one as having a slight creamy colour to it.This is my first PLA+ filament, and while it did require a bit of trial and error to figure out, the results are absolutely worth it after settings have been tuned in. As an added bonus, once cooled down, prints slide right off the build plate without any effort or residue. Considering its low price, great results and sturdiness, this PLA+ offers by far the best value I've found yet. It will likely become my new default material.

I don't print a lot of items with flashy colours so this pack offered really good value. The PLA on the spool seems a little more brittle than others but prints well.

As to be expected this tri color is a bit weak in comparison to regular pla filament. Tends to snap along print lines, however the color is great, it does bleed into it self quite a bit and doesn’t quite seem tri color but still vibrant!

UPDATE - The seller reached out and made a great effort to resolve this. They have refunded this order and requested feedback and photos to try to resolve the issue. Good customer service!The filament is tangled on the roll - so every so often the printer cannot pull filament and the print fails. Not great for larger prints where you cannot watch periodically. Otherwise it looks great. But I will be trying some different brands.