This 3D printing filament is a game-changer for all your daily printing needs! It’s dependable, easy to use, and consistently delivers outstanding results. Whether you're working on prototypes, small parts, or creative projects, this filament makes it a breeze. No more dealing with clogs or uneven prints—just smooth, flawless outcomes every time. With vibrant color options and a perfect balance of flexibility and strength, it’s ideal for everyday prints. It’s quickly become my go-to filament—affordable, durable, and professional quality. For reliable, hassle-free printing, this filament is a must-have! Highly recommend for anyone who prints regularly.

I ended up switching over to this PETG brand entirely for my print farm. It's easier to work with than PLA even. Prints fantastic at 600mm/s on my k1 units as well. Supports break off easy and strong is almost none existent. They are wound very nearly and I have only had one jam in probably 200 rolls. Each color prints exactly the same which most brands cannot claim. The same settings work on every color which is a godsend. It has a nice shiney gloss look to it and my customers love it! I have recommended this filament to everyone I know that prints and several print farm owners have started using it as well at my recommendation. Do NOT hesitate to purchase this!

I'm using a Creality Ender-3 V3, which is a newer model. I did my research on filament types, most say PLA does everything and PET-G is more challenging. My experience has been the opposite. I bought Creality branded PLA (rainbow color) and had some good prints. But it had its share of issues. That filament is quite stiff and on at least a couple occasions it stopped spooling because it got twisted up on itself on the reel, and it's not flexible enough to pull itself off the next winding. What caused me to abandon this filament is it broke off inside the print head once causing a lot of aggravation and having to disassemble the print head. I suppose that's part of 3D printing, but I need something reliable. Swapped to this PET-G and so far it's a set and forget filament. Start a 4 hour print, come back four hours later and it's done with no drama. It does have some very light stringing at times, but it's a lot more flexible filament that comes off the spool flawlessly. No perceptible fumes, zero issues. It's also a more glossy finish which looks a lot better than PLA in my opinion. The only drawback I see is that it prints slower and it needs a hotter nozzle and bed temp (250C / 70C respectively). On the textured bed that came with my Ender-3 V3, I've had no problems with adhesion, even on tall objects. Simply put, my son and I love this filament for its ease of use and quality of the prints.

It's Barbie pink, it prints well, and it's inexpensive. If you have a young girl in your life who has discovered the massive number of Barbie-related STLs available, that's a great combination. 3DHOJOR may not be a "top shelf" brand like, say, Hatchbox; but it's definitely as good as eSUN or Sunlu or Bambu Lab in my experience. One star off, though, for the cardboard spool. It is sealed, and 3DHOJOR does a better job keeping it concentric than many cheap brands, and the packaging holds up reasonably well to Amazon's handling, so you've got a decent chance of getting it to work in a Bambu Lab AMS without respooling it—though I'd still recommend respooling on general principles. It's well-wound; I haven't had any problems with tangling. Parts printed with 3DHOJOR PLA have been reasonably durable for me. (Harder to say with the pink, because all those doll accessories tend to be fragile designs to begin with.) No issues with clogging, and no more prone to warping than any other PLA.

I took a chance on this Pla Pro. The price was excellent which made me a bit skeptical but I ordered two spools and thought I give it a try. So far I have just about used both spools and have had not one problem. It prints well and the quality of the print is very nice. There are no stingers and the supports are easily removed. I am quite happy with it and just ordered two more spools.

Play Video Update 12/5/24- Since my experience with the original spool of filament I had issues with I have purchased and used 8 more spools of their various filaments with no issues and beautiful final prints. I have come to the conclusion I got that rare defect that slipped through and they went out of their way to take care of me, without my asking for it, even though I was a cranky customer. They are one of the most reasonably priced brands out there and their product delivers better quality consistency than some higher priced brands I have tried. I will continue to use their filament in the future. Update 5/24/24- The seller contacted me after I posted my review, and completely refunded my money without my asking for it. (A 1st for me) They asked for lot information and more details showing true concern with their product quality. I must say my mind is changed and I will most likely try their product again in the future. I am raising my rating from 1 star to 3, I still can’t give a perfect score. This is the only spool of filament I have had problems with, and I have had nothing but problems with it. After days of troubleshooting I discovered the problem was bulges and rough spots in the filament. I felt my way up the strand as cut off what I thought would get past the damaged section only to lose a 1.5 day print after completing 80% of it to yet another clog. I am now on my third attempt of the print after losing number two to the same fate. I am including a video of part of one of the cut off sections to show what I keep finding. I will never buy this brand again.