Official Creality Hyper PLA Filament 1.75mm, High Speed PLA 30-600mm/s Rapid 3D Printer Filament, Dimensional Accuracy +/-0.02mm, Fit Most FDM 3D Printers, 1KG(2.2lbs) Spool Black

I’ve run this filament through my K1C at speeds up to 300mm/s, and it didn’t flinch. The flow is smooth, the cooling is quick, and the layers bond beautifully—even on detailed prints. Dimensional accuracy is tight (±0.02mm), which means fewer clogs and cleaner results across the board.What really stands out is the toughness. It’s noticeably stronger than standard PLA, with better flex and impact resistance—great for functional parts and structural prints. No weird odors, no warping, and the eco-friendly packaging is a nice bonus.If you’re pushing speed and precision, this filament keeps up without compromise. It’s earned a permanent spot on my shelf.

This filament is a perfect match for my K2 Plus. I've never had any issues in the CFS or direct printing. Great quality and consistent prints.

I use this filament for 90% of everything I make, I bought a lot of different colors and they are all great. It has great print quality and easy to use with great adhesion. Not bad for the price, but I would recommend waiting for a sale. I use it with creality K1C.

Works great and doesn't take up much room. heats up quick. Love it!!

In its stock operation, when drying PLA, the humidity only goes down to about 25 in a 50 humidity room. I printed a piece that goes into the front of the unit and holds some desiccant beads and with that it will go down to about 15.The dryer does work and prints look do look better then with wet filament. I had a roll of Elegoo PLA come unusably wet, and this dryer was able to make it usable. I also trust this thing to not burn down my house. It does have some safety features, which I learned when I accidently left the lid open.The lid feels cheap, and sometimes requires some jiggling to actually close.Overall, I would recommend it for the price but it could be better.

Great filament, and a good final color. The Creality Hyper PLA is phenomenal. I got this specifically for printing out a skull for use in a book nook and it looked great finished.

Heats up quickly, minimal noise, slow and steady drying but worlds better than leaving rolls in the oven overnight lol. I don't understand the hate for the screen, it isn't cheap it's just weird to see a touchscreen LCD, just don't mash the buttons (you don't need too) and it's fine.My only complaint would be very minimal instructions, which is only a conceptual problem because of how easy it is to use. Select a material, input a timeframe, that's it.Placing two new out of the vacuum packaging rolls of filament in there to realize they need like 24 hours of drying is eye opening.I have an AMS so I cant review the unit's ability to print while drying, I'm just using it as an intermediary step for new rolls of filament

I'm a big fan of the hyper.P l a by creolity. The melting and quality of the filament is spectacular and prince easily throughout a large range of temperatures