Voxelab 3D Printer Filament, 1.75mm PLA Pro (PLA+) Filament, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.02 mm, 3D Printing Material 1kg/ Spool, Compatible with FDM 3D Printer/Pen, Black

I've tried a lot of PLA filaments and I keep coming back to the Voxelab PLA+. It prints wonderfully on the Bambu X1C with some slight (initial) calibrations for the profile. The dimensional accuracy appears to be highly controlled, as it stays within the tolerance of 0.02mm as stated (this can have a big difference in print quality). With the X1C, I can get cubes within 99.9% accuracy in all directions with this, so I'd say the filament itself doesn't expand/contract much to throw off any dimensions.Now, this filament is highly dependent on print settings; if you print too fast or with too high (or low) of temp you will get a different "sheen" (e.g. the glossiness). This can be used to do some cool effects if you want, but keep this in mind for what you're printing as the object can come out matte or glossy (or a mixture). This can also affect the strength properties.Speaking of that strength, it does feel stronger than standard PLA, so that seems to be as advertised. I'd say it has slightly more forgiveness in terms of the bend it can take before it snaps, not anywhere near as much as something like ABS, but it's decent middle ground if you want something stiff, decently strong, and retains dimensional accuracy.

After trying several different brands on PLA, I've landed on Voxelab as my new favorite. I've previously stuck to black filament only, as I give my prints black basecoats when painting anyway, but the price on the natural color was nice. I picked up a couple rolls to do a larger multi-piece project and quickly found that it prints details wonderfully. Adhesion has never been an issue. The best part, it sands and finishes excellently. Other filaments I've used did fine printing, but sanding them was tough for some reason. I was nervous about being able to see where I've sanded on the natural color, but the translucency on it helps a ton. As it sands, it loses the ability to see through it, so you can gauge your progress easier. It also lets you remove material easily, so it's less effort to get a smooth finish without layer lines. I'm now a few rolls in on Voxelab and will be testing other colors, but so far, I LOVE the natural PLA on price and performance.

I love the way the colors turn out on this filament, very earthy colors and looks deep and rich.

easy to use, very pretty finished work

This stuff prints amazing in my bambu labs. Excellent adhesion, and great quality. Don't pass this up.

Used two rolls so far.Prints around normal PLA temps (200-210 F) with a 60 degree heated bed. Some warping, though that might be my printer; I just use a small brim and that solves it.It's "natural' color, so it has a sort of cloudy white look to it, like someone diluted milk with water.When printed, it generally gives a smooth sheen, and when running your finger along the plastic it feels very low friction. Also seems to be quite strong, and works decently well for structural/functional prints.Plus, it's inexpensive. I haven't had any issues with it, and would recommend it to anyone looking for a decent "universal" use PLA.

I can't vouch for the claimed dimensional accuracy but I can say that the stuff prints well.

Not a fan of this filament. It has trouble adhering to my glass bed. It also has trouble printing smaller stuff without a raft. I can pop on any other roll of filament I own using the same settings and get good adhesion and the ability to print smaller parts. I do love the color. I might try this color from another manufacturer. I even printed a temp tower and picked the best temp which in this case is 210. From what I've read on various sources this is a finicky filament.

I'll be buying from this seller again. This is the best filament we've had yet. Doesn't get jammed in the machine and it really sturdy! Thanks!

Keeps breaking. So much waste from a 1 kilo reel. Won’t buy again.

Ha sido bueno, probablemente vaya a comprar más.

Da ja leider Filament auch teurer geworden ist (Chipmangel ?.... ) stand die Frage, was gibt es noch, was ist bezahlbar, was ist gut ?Voxelab ? Da gab es nur schwarz und purple, schwarz habe ich schon, also lila testen.Lila - der letzte Versuch ? Nein, war es nicht. Die Spule war perfekt gewickelt und es ließ sich hervorragend drucken mt denselben EInstellungen wie Sunlu PLA+: 70 Grad Bett, 215/210 Grad Nozzle auf dem Flsun Q5.Das Ergebnis war super: perfekte Layer, keinerlei Stringing. Die Farbe, ein recht dunkles Lila, sieht sehr gut aus. Nach der großen "Testameise" habe ich gleich alle Teile für meinen CoreXY-Plotter damit gedruckt.Sieht richtig gut aus.Also meine Empfehlung hat das Filament und ich werde es wieder kaufen. Irgendwann wirds ja mal wieder eine reichhaltige PLA-Ernte geben und nicht nur schwarz, weiß und grau.... ;)

At the price I was a little sceptical, But this PLA+ in blue has printed flawless from the start. Cant complain really at all. 215c and 65c bed I had a very small warp on the ends which I fixed with a few lines of brim. I don't think its the filament though because most my filaments have a little warp on my ender 3 and I'm thinking its my beds issue/settings, so don't think its even deserved to mention it. For the price its awesome.I haven't gone into details on filament diameter and consistency as I haven't had time. I will most likely buy more of this.