YOUSU 3D Printer Filament Galaxy PLA Filament 1.75mm, 3D Printing Filament Bundle, Multi Color PLA Filament Glitter 250g X 4 Color Pack.

I recently finished a three projects using each of the items in this sample pack filament on my Bambu Labs A1 Mini with the AMS Lite, and I was very impressed! I've been wearing one project on a keyring for 6 days now, and it's knocked into everything. It's showing no signs of wear so far. Here's a breakdown of my experience: Color: The colors in the sample pack were absolutely beautiful. It was glittery and looks so much better in person! The spools aren't completely indicative of the resulting color, which was awesome. I was worried at first, but quickly realized I was only seeing the second layer of color. Mixing: The filament mixed very well with other colors using the AMS Lite. There were no issues with multicolor printing. Printing with A1 Mini and AMS Lite: I'm happy to report that the filament fed smoothly through the AMS Lite and printed flawlessly on my A1 Mini using a hardened steel .4mm nozzle. I didn't experience any jamming or clogging, which can be a concern with some filament brands. Overall: Overall, I was very happy with this filament. It produced beautiful results and worked perfectly with my A1 Mini and AMS Lite setup. I would definitely recommend it to others looking for high-quality filament for their printers.

The glitter in these items make the prints sparkle in the light. I ran these using the generic PLA settings on my printer, and did not experience any feeding issues or clogs. I did run them using my external spool holder, and not my AMS. The Galaxy Black has multicolored glitter. The item I made, using vase mode, allowed the sparkle to shine through, but the black filament color allows enough light through, to make a stunning looking light or lamp. The Glitter Gold Black is the black base filament with gold glitter, and the clear glitter layer again allows light to shine through. The Black Colorshift is a bit different than the ones with glitter pieces. You get a much more uniform sparkle throughout, which makes the color very even and consistent. Finally, the Green Starry, is like the other glitter / black colors. While the green glitter shows fairly well, it isn't quite as prominent as the multicolor or gold. Overall, I would say the material is good quality and performed well, as the pieces I made seem quite sturdy, especially the little articulated caterpillar. I would buy these items again!

This is the worst filament I've ever had the displeasure of working with. If you are considering buying this filament. Don't. You have been warned. I am certain they store this filament in a bathtub. No amount of drying stops this stuff from spider webbing all over my printer. It messes up every print and clogs the nozzle. Unless you are Spiderman and looking for something to fill your web shooters then avoid this. Except it wouldn't even be good for that as this filament breaks under the slightest bit of pressure. It wouldn't hold the weight of a baby spider much less the weight of a grown man. It always breaks inside my machine at the slightest of bends. I've lost more filament to breaks then I've been able to use for prints. I'm honestly shocked the manufacturer was able to wrap this stuff around the spool without it shattering into millions of shrapnel and sending countless workers to the hospital. Someone should probably check to make sure there wasn't a cover up. I was blinded by the pretty colors. Unfortunately these colors look nothing like the photo. They are dull by comparison. The blue is more like navy someone thought could use some shine but didn't bother adding it. The galaxy one looks like someone has only seen the night sky from a light polluted city. The green one is not green it is black with a bit of green glitter that is barely visible through the foggy white layer that resembles plastic being bent too hard. I haven't even touched the gold yet but that is also just black with a tiny bit of gold glitter and will not give the results you see here. So stop. Do not buy. Save your money. Or buy something else because this will waste your time. Every time. Even now I must run to the printer because it broke inside the tube for the 10th time this print. There are better filaments to choose.

I printed these out on my highly modified Ender 3. Printed at 200mm/s @ 210°c/60°c on a PEI bed. The first layer printed good and stuck to the bed as it should. At the end of all prints they released just fine after cooling. I had zero issues with clogging with a 0.4 brass nozzle. The glitter is nicely visible but not too much. I think it's just right. As far as the Glow-In-The-Dark one, I didn't have a UV light to properly charge it to see how well it glows but it did glow. Overall these are nice filaments that I would recommend getting. As you can see in the pics One duck is in the Glow-In-The-Dark Green Starry. The other Duck is Galaxy Black. The Pumpkin Hat is Glitter Gold-Black & The Fairy is Black Color-Shift (has a nice blue/black shade to it). I would definitely will try out more of YOUSU filaments. Overall very good experience with these filaments. Get them if you are on the fence about buying you wont regret it.

I’m really happy with how this filament turned out, the colors are amazing and the glow in the dark one is awesome. The only issue I had is that the diameter of the filament is a little big because of the speckles in it, I ended up getting 2.5mm Bowden tubing so it would slide through easily, when I tried using standard 2mm tubing it had some drag going through it, I printed on a direct drive printer, I think if it was on a non direct drive it could cause some issues with retraction’s and you could get excessive stringing. I also found out that it likes to be printed at a lot cooler temperatures, I normally run between 220-230c and it had a bunch of stringing, so I had to drop down to 205c to almost get rid of it, if I dropped the temp to 200c or lower it would probably be perfect. These pictures do not do the colors justice, they are really sparkly and the color changes slightly depending on the lighting. All in all these are some beautiful filaments.

I have decided to give this sparcle filament a try and was pleasantly satisfied with the quality and print from filament. Prints smoothly without jamming or clogging as othe PLA that I have. All 4 colors of this filament has a solid black with a clear/transparent outer area that contains the specles. With much of transparent material, the end print comes out semi-transparent. More transparency is seen in the Black Galaxy and Glow in the Dark Green Starry. The Glow in the Dark and Black Colorshift come pretty smooth and regular PLA. The Black Galaxy and Glitter Gold-Black will have slight roughness as the glitter/speckles used do not melt and slightly stick out of the finished print making it slightly rougher surface to touch, though you will need to be very picky to notice it. The Glow in the dark does actually glow in the dark. Since my prints were for a Christmas ornament printed in vase mode (single wall), there might not be enough glow glitter present to show much glow. If you change it with strong light, you could see it glow in the dark. But for camera to actually pick up the glow, the shutter needed to be at least a 1/2 second.

I had high hopes for this filament, but they didn't pan out. Printed parts came out as a light, almost frosted black, nothing like the deep blacks in the listing photo. it throws off a heavy chemical odor while printing, so be ready to live with that smell as your printer keeps working. The filament's most frustrating issue is the way it soaks up moisture from the air. It would do great straight out of the dry box, but start stringing again within 36 hours. I've never had a PLA filament act like this one. During four days on my printer, I had to unload and dry it twice. From a technical perspective, the filament performed performed perfectly. I had no issues with bed adhesion or uneven extrusion. Very disappointing overall. I cannot recommend it.

While I absolutely loved the 3 glitter filaments, I have to leave off a star because I could not use the color shifting roll. The color shifting filament roll that I received was so brittle, it would break just coming off the roll straight to my extruder and I couldn't print with it. However, I am very impressed with the strength and color of the 3 glitter rolls. I've never had a glitter filament to print well for me, but these did great once I tweaked my temps. They are also much stronger than most of the other pla filaments I've used. I love the sparkle and it takes a lot more force to break even small prints, than any of the other pla filaments I have used. While a slightly larger nozzle is recommended, I had no issues printing with a .04 nozzle. It does tend to be a bit stringy but I found it prints pretty well at a lower temp. I printed this little articulated spider on 190. There is still some minor strings but nothing that isn't easily removed. I am hoping to see large rolls of this glitter filament soon.

I ordered the Galaxy Black and although thats what the reel says I am pretty sure this must be the old Glitter Black because its more like a mid-grey sparkle. Its printing ok though and wasnt for anything important.

Sehr gut, einfach zu drucken, und viele verschiedene Farben.

This pla is great it looks amazing with the black glitter, I found it prints nicely at a lower temp, I had it at 190 and it printed nicely on my VzBot. I got a decent looking ,13 min benchy out of it

ceux ci n'est que mon avis , filament trés cassant et les couleurs ne correspondent pas du tout . Elles sont beaucoup plus foncées une fois imprimées. Par contre s'imprime trés bien .

I was searching for unique looking filament to offer prize at a small D&D event; I was proposed by the algorithm this box of 4 filaments to sample specific smaller rolls. I bought them and did not regret it one bit. Filament is shiny yet not too much, bits of glimmer are just enough, adhesion was perfect. The only complaint I could give is about a bit of light stringing between the stair poles, but that could be due to me not tweaking the temperature before starting the print. Well worth the extra $ if you are looking for out of the ordinary prints.