ELEGOO PLA Plus Filament 1.75mm Bundle 4KG, PLA+ Tough 3D Printer Filament Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.02mm, 4 Pack 1kg Spool(Orange, Yellow, Sea Green, Sky Blue)

The ELEGOO PLA Plus (PLA+) Filament Bundle stands out for its enhanced strength and toughness. Unlike standard PLA, this premium-grade filament exhibits significant robustness and reduced fragility. It demonstrates properties similar to ABS, allowing for reliable printing without needing a heated enclosure. This enhanced toughness also contributes to excellent impact resistance, making it highly resilient against drops and stress, which is particularly important for functional prints and intricate mechanical components.In terms of printability, the filament is compatible with a wide range of 3D printers and requires minimal adjustments to achieve optimal results. Its low shrinkage and reduced tendency to warp ensure reliable first-layer adhesion, which leads to successful print outcomes. Moreover, the dimensional accuracy of ±0.02mm guarantees that users can expect consistent output, thanks to the filament's stable diameter. This precision decreases the likelihood of nozzle clogging, making it an excellent choice for high-detail models and intricate precision prints.Visually, the filament bundle offers vibrant colors such as Orange, Yellow, Sea Green, and Sky Blue, each characterized by rich saturation that enhances the aesthetic appeal of printed creations. The matte finish notably diminishes the visibility of layer lines, further improving the overall appearance of the finished product.Each spool arrives in meticulous packaging that prevents tangling and extrusion complications. The vacuum-sealed environment protects the filament from moisture, preserving its quality until it is ready for use.However, users should be aware of a few disadvantages. The printing temperature for this filament is higher than that of standard PLA, operating between 200-220°C compared to traditional PLA's 190°C. This may necessitate adjustments to printer settings. Additionally, while the filament surpasses standard PLA in toughness, it lacks the flexibility offered by materials like TPU or Nylon, making it less suitable for applications that require bendable properties. Currently, the color options are somewhat limited, so users looking for classic colors like black or white may need to settle for what's available. Finally, some users have encountered minor stringing issues, which can be resolved with careful adjustments to retraction settings.In conclusion, the ELEGOO PLA+ Filament Bundle is an exceptional choice for those seeking strong, reliable, and visually captivating prints. With remarkable toughness, ease of use, and vibrant matte colors, it is a prime option for functional and artistic applications. Although minor challenges exist, such as higher printing temperatures and the need for adjustments to prevent stringing, its unmatched durability and precision make it highly recommended for hobbyists, professionals, and makers alike.

It's spool. I bought it, it worked, it was packaged nicely, and each spool was sealed still, as it should be. It prints just like all my other spool. No adhesion issues with the blue, and I've printed about 400G of it since it arrived 24 hours ago. Feels solid, looks exactly as advertised, and feels pretty good once completed. Will definitely be ordering more from here. I appreciate it just wasn't the standard "Red, Blue, White, Black", but a little variety. I wish I could find Glow In the Dark packages like this, with 4x1KG.

I've been 3D printing for just about 10 years now and I've used a wide variety of different PLA filament brands. There's only two brands that I have truly liked and consistently purchased. Elegoo and their PLA+ is one of them. In the last 5 moths also I have purchased 15 or more of their PLA+, and I absolutely love it. Granted I know 15 rolls in 4 months is nothing to some 3D printers, but to me it's not.Strength:Elegoo's PLA+ is tougher than regular PLA. When printing I don't have to use as many walls to get the same level of strength that I would when using regular PLA. 3 Walls with 15% infill is what I generally use to get something that will be impact resistant for day to day use. Sometimes I'll use 2 walls, but that's generally for something that won't really be picked up and handled.If I feel I need more strength then I'll up the wall count to 5 or 6, increase the infill to 25%, and have 8 top and bottom layers. Anything more is overkill, or just used to give the print added weight.Color:The colors I have used of Elegoo PLA+ are great. I LOVE their Space Gray. It has, almost, become my go to color if I don't need a specific color. This time (and review) I ordered orange as I need orange for a project. If it prints like any of their other PLA+ filament (and I don't doubt it will) then I will be extremely happy.Price: $19 for a roll of PLA+ is not bad. PLA has, and can for whatever reason, been a lot more in the past. I find that this price is pretty average, and not going to break the bank. Would I love to get it at a lower price? Of course. Would I love Elegoo to send me endless supplies of PLA+, 100% yes. =)If you've made it this far into the review, all I can see is that try this brand and filament type. I will continue to buy PLA+ from Elegoo for as long as they make it. And I hope to be try some of their other materials soon. It's been a long time since I've used PETG, but I have some things that will require it later next year. I've also never tried ASA, and am looking forward to eventually buying a roll and trying it out.

I used this with an Ender 3 V2 and had no issues. Definitely follow the reccomended temp settings. I would struggle with bed adhesion at anything above .2mm layer height but anything under that was fine

Elegoo PLA always delivers for me and is basically my go-to. It has solid print quality and always dry out of the packaging. I do dry it while I print, but it always goes straight from the wrap to the printer. The picture is printed using Elegoo PLA and is a WIP of a board game table. But part of this print has been used quite a bit over the last 2 years and new rails being printed.