YOUSU 5KG(11lbs) PLA Plus Filament 1.75mm White, PLA+ Filament 1.75mm 3D Printer Filament, Cost Effective Large Roll 3D Printing Filament for Big Projects

Great value and I love the vibrant colors. Works great on my Qidi plus 4

As a teacher, I print trophies for most improved for my students on their test. I go through a lot of black filament and have been looking for other options. I came across this 3KG roll and wanted to give it a try. To my surprise, it was able to print at high quality and even get the lettering on the trophy with no problem. Yay! Will order again.

Works great on one print try a second one and get burnt pieces in print clean try second time than prints fineDid the same thing on two other prints with another colorFilament is a lot stiffer and brittle compared to other brands of same material

PLA quality is poor and is brittle. You can easily snap it with your fingers whereas with other PLA brands it bends. This PLA also sticks poorly to the plate, whereas other brands stick just fine.Avoid wasting your money on this brand.

The media could not be loaded. Was easy to calibrate my printer and it printed very consistent. I made a bunch of lithograph lamps. This stuff printed extremely well! The 3kg spools are a good value.

The filaments prints well as expected of Yousu filaments. Keep in mind normal spool holders can't hold this beast.

This filament printed very cleanly and the colors are vibrant, The red 250g did have an overwrap or two but that was easily fixed. I’d buy this brand again,

hello, so I bought this item because I figured if I can buy in bulk it'll work so much better and I won't have an issue with the printing or with running out of material. for the first bit of time everything was great, the first week the filament printed amazingly- the printing and layer adhesion was perfect, low stringing, low worry, quick, and melted nicely. THEN the next week or let me phrase it- after the first KG of the material it was all downhill, the material didn't melt consistently anymore, it started to turn to a drip when it got hot, 205 and it didn't move at all, within 3 weeks I burned through a hotend because the filament clogged the hotend and the nozzle, so I decided to upgrade to an all metal hotend where it worked for 2 days, then clogged the entire printer, I then bought a cleaning kit and cleaned it while cold and hot, it was a goopy mess to clean, from there it was clean for 2 days and in the process of using the material it completely destroyed my ender 3 s1's extruder gears, the entire extruder was so clogged after use, I couldn't get filament in and out unless it was printing at 260 C, which from there I had to shove a metal probe through just to get a drip out of the nozzle. From there I decided to buy a brand new ALL METAL reality upgraded extruder (the same one that comes on the S1 pro). the extruder worked great then I put the filament in and it started stripping my gears as the filament seems to be very thin and it is very brittle where in some cases the filament snapped because of the extruder movement, overall this filament is to be avoided unless some quality sampling is done on the product to rule out brittleness and the inconsistency with the printing tempTLDR- filament broke extruder from lack of melting- doesn't extruder properly- melts then drips out.My setup is a stock ender 3 S1 with the pro extruder from the S1 pro-printing at 70-bed temp- and 205 nozzle temp