eSUNPLA+ Filament 1.75mm, 3D Printer Filament PLA Plus, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03mm, 1KG Spool (2.2 LBS) 3D Printing Filament for 3D Printers, Cold White

**Title: Esun's Red PLA+ – The Ultimate 3D Printing Marvel!**I've been using Esun's Red PLA+ with my Bambulabs printers, and I’m absolutely blown away by the results! This filament is a game-changer, consistently delivering perfect prints every single time. Here’s why I’m head over heels for it:- **Flawless Performance:** Esun's Red PLA+ runs like a dream on my Bambulabs printers. From the moment it starts extruding, the flow is smooth, consistent, and clog-free, and adheres perfectly to the printbed—making every printing session stress-free and enjoyable.- **Outstanding Quality:** I’ve always expected amazing quality from ESUN, and this filament truly lives up to that promise. The vibrant red hue is incredibly eye-catching, and the finished prints have a pristine, professional finish that exceeds my expectations.- **Reliability You Can Trust:** Whether I’m working on intricate designs or robust prototypes, this PLA+ offers the durability and precision needed for any project. It’s clear that a lot of thought and care went into creating a product that caters perfectly to both hobbyists and professionals alike.- **Seamless Compatibility:** Pairing this filament with my Bambulabs printers has been a match made in 3D printing heaven. The printer’s performance is maximized, and the consistent quality of the prints reaffirms my trust in ESUN’s products.Overall, Esun's PLA+ is an absolute must-have for anyone serious about 3D printing. It combines reliability, exceptional quality, and stunning aesthetics into one brilliant package. Kudos to ESUN for yet another top-tier product—this filament has become a staple in my printing arsenal!

I’ve used eSUN PLA+ for several projects now, and it consistently delivers excellent results. The Pine Green color in particular is stunning—deep, rich, and professional-looking without being overly glossy or flashy.Why I Love It:Prints Like a Dream: This PLA+ flows smoothly with no clogging or stringing. It adheres well to the bed (I use a glass plate) and layers bond cleanly for sharp, strong prints.Durable and Tough: Unlike regular PLA, this PLA+ has a bit of flex and doesn’t snap easily. It’s perfect for functional parts that need strength but don’t require ABS.Excellent Dimensional Accuracy: My prints came out to spec with zero warping or layer shift. The advertised ±0.03mm tolerance seems legit.No Weird Smells: While not completely odorless, this filament emits a very mild, inoffensive smell—definitely better than ABS or PETG in my experience.Consistent Roll: The filament is neatly wound and tangle-free. I’ve gone through nearly the whole spool without a single feeding issue.Minor Considerations:Requires a Bit Higher Temp Than Regular PLA: I print this at 210°C nozzle / 60°C bed, and it works perfectly. Just don’t assume it’ll behave like standard PLA at 190°C.Color Can Look Dark Indoors: The Pine Green is a beautiful shade, but depending on lighting it may appear almost forest green. Still elegant, just not neon bright.Final Verdict:If you’re looking for high-quality PLA+ that balances strength, reliability, and aesthetics, eSUN delivers. The Pine Green color is perfect for nature-themed prints, miniatures, cosplay props, and durable parts. I’ll definitely be buying more.

This filament is just good. I'm able to print at speeds up to 600mm/s, bed adhesion is good (even without glue stick, using a textured PEI plate), and the resulting parts have a nice finish. You can't go wrong with this filament.

I have bought 2 rolls of these and both times they have printed well with default slicer settings. It has snapped a couple times on me, but since i started using a dryer i haven't had that issue, so i think it was because of humidity getting into the plastic.

I've been a serious defender in buying ESUN's filaments since I first tried their PLA. It printed so well with pretty much only a few adjustments to my slicer once in a blue moon. I preferred it over other brands. Like Polymaker; even with their better tolerances and copious amounts of data about each filament, I've still found issues printing a lot more times.I know ESUN is not perfect and I had believe at this point it was to it's own benefit since they're just good enough to work for most applications in most printers, which makes them pretty much perfect for me. However, this was the first time I experienced such an extreme catastrophic failure similar to an Elegoo filament I tried.My printer had one fine small print, then moved up to the same print at a different scale and found itself completely ruined the next day. The whole extruder somehow clogged itself and blobbed, to the point of actually continuing somewhat inside partly in the gears. I did not believe that was possible as I've never had something clog this bad before. I find it hard to believe it to be my issue as I did maintenance on my printer for about a week and a half ago now, and was printing with some PLA+ up until this point. I will need to replace my entire assembly which puts me way past the 20 bucks I spent on this filament.