eSUN PLA+ Filament 3D Printer Filament PLA Plus 1KG Black

I give this eSUN PLA+ filament 5 out of 5 stars. It’s one of the most dependable filaments I’ve used for everyday 3D printing. The black color is rich and consistent, giving finished prints a clean, professional appearance. The filament arrived vacuum sealed and neatly wound, feeding smoothly through my printer without tangles or interruptions. Print quality was excellent, with strong layer adhesion, crisp details, and very little stringing. I didn’t experience any clogs, and the dimensional accuracy was consistent throughout the entire spool. PLA+ is a great upgrade over standard PLA, offering added strength while still being easy to print. Whether I was making functional parts, prototypes, or display pieces, the results were consistently impressive. If you’re looking for a high-quality PLA+ filament that’s reliable, beginner-friendly, and produces great-looking prints, I highly recommend this one. I’ll definitely be buying more colors in the future. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

This is my favorite general purpose filament. It prints easily and well. The resulting parts are surprisingly tough. I have used it in a variety of printers including Prusa and Bambu for years now. Note that this now comes on cardboard spools, and require adapter rings to use in the Bambu AMS. The one problem I have had with this filament is that if it is left under stress between prints for a day, it tends to break into pieces. This seems to depend very much on the local humidity. I see this problem in Seattle but not Toronto. I've learned to manage it by keeping the bend radius high on my feeder tubes.

Probably the best filament that I’ve bought for less than 15 bucks it’s super strong when printed right it’s perfect if you want that little extra strength out of a print and it’s a lot more efficient to print than other stronger filaments only downside is that I can’t figure out how to make it less stringy other than that great filament

Cardboard spools kinda suck. They usually arrive all beat up from shipping but the filament is great. If it stays at this lower price, around $16, I’ll overlook the cardboard spools and shipping damage. If they jack the prices back up they will have a lot of returns from me as I don’t pay premium pricing for subpar spools.

Trying to at least get close to matching Festool's green, and I thought this was going to work. In the pic, the LCD frame and the V-slot covers are the E-Sun PLA+, and the knob is Anycubic's PETG "green" The e-Sun looks like a perfect match ON the spool, but the color after it's printed is disappointing, maybe 2-3 stars. It's just bland. It loses much of the sheen and richness of the color, and while it's the closest match I've found, in an easy-to-find amount, after printing, it's just an adequate fill-in that I will likely replace if/when I find a better color match. As for the filament performance, it's definitely 5 stars. This was the first filament I ever printed at the time, and nothing I've used since has been as easy to work with as this stuff. No clogs, easy extrusion at lower temps than expected (195c), and zero adhesion issues. I liked it enough that I tried 3 other colors, but none matched the easy performance of this stuff, in all areas. I wouldn't hesitate to buy this again, but hopefully this Pic will show you the color fairly well, as there doesn't seem to be many examples of how it looks in the wild. I wasn't able to use the PLA+ for the hotend shroud, but I was able to use this for fast and easy prototyping, and the PETG I tried, as shown by the knob, turned out to be much closer to what I was looking for, color-wise, but nowhere near as easy to work with as E-Sun's PLA+ If the price is right for you, I'd definitely stock up on this for easy prototype jobs, but if the color is your main criteria, like it was for me at the time, I'd look elsewhere

Great printing quality with excellent color consistency, no issues with bed adhesion

So I hadn't printed in a while since I bought this roll when they switched to cardboard from the plastic esun rolls. It was still packaged and in room temp, I put the roll in a filament dryer before using it since it's been about 5 months since I bought it, tried it out and it was constantly getting stuck.. thought it was the filament or the printer, tried a few other rolls that have a plastic spool and thoes printed fine with no issues, tried again with this esun and on a 3hr print it got stuck again after 30min.. so I unspooled it onto an old plastic esun spool and took a look at the roll and noticed the cardboard had moisture stains on the sides covered by the filament, and on the bottom of the spool.. after putting the filament on the old plastic spool, I had no issues. Prints came out great with that filament, the cardboard sucks and even putting it in a dryer for 24hrs did nothing to the cardboard spool.. whe. I opened the spool from the plastic wrapper, it was sealed and there was a silica gell pack in there but somehow it still sweated.. I will not be buying filament on cardboard anymore..

It's good stuff for the price. I needed a color for a project and this got put in the shopping cart. The spool unrolled just fine, some manufacturers out there wind theres to give you problems. The speed didn't change nor was there any kind of extra smell. Good stuff, good price

Excelent... Print ok... machine ok... Only apply the write setting

Works a little bit less good than bambu lab pla but that is expected with the a1 mini. Is cheap for it's quality!

Color is less bright as in the product images, but still a very nice shade of green. Also fits perfectly in the Bambulab AMS.

Esun is hit and miss. This particular roll I bought was so brittle it broke into a thousand little pieces after respooling to be used with the ams. When using on the cardboard spool it came with it broke a few times while printing. I guess you could try drying it before use, but for thiss roll it’s too late…

Nie mam zastrzeżeń. Na bambulab z profilem generic i AMS działał bez żadnego problemu.