Superfila PLA 3D Printer Filament for Ender 3/Ender 3 Pro, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03 mm, 1 kg Spool, 1.75 mm, Black

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I'm now on my 20th spool of this stuff. It works OK but not fantastically well. Here are my Pros and Cons for this one:Pros:- Does work OK with a 0.8mm but anything smaller than that and you may experience nozzle clogs.- Actually looks white, where some other "white" PLA's will actually have an off-white color.- Still Inexpensive even after the price hike.Cons:- Filament diameter/accuracy varies a lot more than most other PLA's I've tried. I get blobs and zits no matter what (and no matter what nozzle size) where other PLA's will give me perfect prints (and yes, I've experimented extensively with ooze, retractions, wipe, temperature, etc. settings. Not sure I would recommend this for 0.4mm nozzles. This tends to be different per spool as well. Some spools seem to give better results than others.- Sometimes get broken spools - where the plastic spool itself looks like it was dropped. Might be due to poor packaging in shipping boxes.- Winding is not great. Often gets stuck and pulled off of the spool holder. Winding seems to be somewhat random. I've gotten some good ones and some bad.- Price went up. Used to be $10.99, which made it a pretty good deal even for a not so good PLA. Now that the price went up, I still think it's an OK deal but if it goes up even $1 more dollar then it won't be worth it (current price is $14.99).- I hear it popping a lot during printing - I assume due to bubbles/moister forming in the filament... even though my enclosure is dehumidified and the humidity in there is ~19% (very low). I think it comes with some moister already in the filament so you might want to dry it out.- It gets very brittle if left unused in a cool environment. I've had to keep it stored in my large enclosure where it's pretty much always warm.Overall I think it's still an OK PLA for parts that don't need to LOOK perfect... and if you're using a 0.8mm nozzle. I don't use this with my 0.4mm nozzle though. Too many clogs/inaccuracies. And just store it in a warm place. Would have been a lower star rating if it were more expensive but I still think you're getting an OK filament for the price.

I bought this because it was a great value but after it arrived, the plastic spool broke and chipped away. Not a big deal since I use an Elegoo, but it snapped a few times mid print and the printer kept printing without filament because it snapped a piece off in the filament run out sensor. Other than that, filament is ok

Okay so I bought 2 rolls. First roll was 95% good aside from the kink I had in it half way though. The other roll had so many kinks and when I did get it to work it clogged my printer. I tried other filaments and it worked just fine but when switching back to this one it clogs again.Edit: added star because this seems to only be an issue with the 2 rolls I got. I ordered a different color and they worked just fine. Quality control is just needed I guess.

The filament constantly snaps every 20 minutes not allowing me to print anything while leaving my house. I store it in a dry environment and it still snaps. It does print alright sometimes.