Noulei PLA 3D Printing Filament 1.75mm for 3D Printer 1kg/2.2lbs Spool (Black)

Packaging is really good and can be resealable and also includes a silicant. Color is not consistent I bought black ang there is some gray mixed in the filament however printing with it is really easy, no failed prints with this filaments so far. Only downside is there is only few colors available.

If I don't pack it and keep it on printer, the filament going to the printer break. Also its a bit brittle due to long time storage at the warehouse

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This filament prints beautifully on a Creality Ender 3 Pro. But the filament is risked with cracks and twice has broken during a print and stopped feeding. This was a massive problem on overnight prints.However, the quality of the prints, when the filament doesn't break, is incredible! It could be that the filament was just old, but if this didn't break so often, I would easily give it 5 starsEDIT: If you keep the filament in a sealed bag after each print with silica gel for additional dryness, the cracks in the filament can be prevented. (now 4 stars up from 2 stars)

Prints nice and easy with different settings

I had two of these rolls delivered. The main issue and why you should not buy this is that I am confident that this is not PLA. This means you will be printing in an unknown plastic, unknown properties and unknown fumes. it has similar properties to pla but its glass temp is way too low, It also spaghettifies if pulled from the nozzle . PLA does not do this.some other issues are that the rolls were unprintable. Even when not printing the filament was terribly brittle in many areas. Full of moisture.Dried out the second spools and still had it fail 3 before I cut my lossesSave your money for these reasons,

Good filament to use for y 3D printer need to tweak my settings only.

I immediately returned the item as it's useless, the filament is super fragile and brittle unable to leave the printer running for 1 minute without the filament snapping at the nozzle, Don't waste your money buy a better one

Wanted to try marble PLA for quite a while, and was very frustrated with many clogs. Fixed this by decreasing hotend temperature to 195°C, reducing retraction speed to 10 mm/s, and reducing retraction distance to 4 mm. Printed just fine after that.This material is particularly soft compared to other PLA, and I suspect this affects the temperature at which it can be printed.I had initially assumed the specks must be a different material leading to clogs. After some hours of trial and error, I found that actually my default hotend temperature of 200°C was too hot and causing problems.

At first I thought something was off with my printer, but I quickly realised it was the filament (once going back to my old spool for a bit). It appears to create layers with really uneven extrusion, many blobs and stringy bits left behind. Avoid.

I ended up returning this as I wasn't happy with the print quality and also the colour is more of a white with a hint of blue. When compared to other white things I've printed it looks dirty. Went back to SunLu which was out of stock when I ordered this.

Not fit for purpose, the reals are not properly vacuum packed, it's damp and steams at hotend, it blocked 3 of my printers and snaps constantly

Reasonable quality, no issues printing - but after a few days idle on the printer the filament running to the extruder motor becomes very brittle and breaks (first filament (34 rolls in a year) that has done this). The rest of the roll maintains pliability, once cleared the Bowden and reinserted it's fine.