ELEGOOPLA+ Filament 1.75mm Wood Colour 1KG, PLA Plus Tougher and Stronger 3D Printer Filament, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.02mm, 1kg Cardboard Spool(2.2lbs) for Most FDM 3D Printers

The ELEGOO PLA+ filament is fantastic! It prints smoothly with no clogging or stringing, and the layer adhesion is excellent. The dimensional accuracy is spot on, which makes a big difference for detailed prints. I also love the strength and slight flexibility compared to regular PLA—perfect for functional and decorative prints alike. No warping, great color quality, and reliable performance. Definitely one of the best filaments I’ve used. Highly recommend!

This filament has turned out really well and prints nice on my Anycubic kobra s1, moisture wasn’t bad at all, colour is on point with the image, no stringing, does not tangle on the spool, and it’s quite bendy and doesn’t really snap without a lot of force. No noticeable odour.

I've been using the ELEGOO PLA+ Filament for a while now, and I have to say, it has never let me down. The filament is always neatly wound, which ensures smooth feeding into my 3D printer without any tangles or jams. This attention to detail in the winding process really sets it apart from other brands I've tried.In terms of performance, the filament does an excellent job. It produces strong and durable prints every time, which is crucial for both my hobby projects and professional work. The prints come out with a smooth finish and minimal warping, which saves me a lot of time on post-processing.Another aspect that I appreciate is the consistency in quality. Every spool I've used has been reliable, with no variations in diameter or color. This consistency means I can trust the filament to deliver the same high-quality results every time.For the price, this filament is an excellent deal. It offers great quality without breaking the bank, making it a fantastic choice for both hobbyists and professionals. The value for money is outstanding, especially considering the performance and reliability it provides.Overall, I highly recommend the ELEGOO PLA+ Filament. It's a dependable, high-quality filament that delivers excellent results, and it's very affordable. Whether you're new to 3D printing or an experienced user, this filament is definitely worth considering.

I recently purchased this PLA+ filament and I'm really impressed with the results. The wood colour is great and accurately represents the natural look of wood.I used it to print some footing for my garden fence, which turned out great. The filament was easy to extrude and had a smooth finish. (bambu carbon x1)The only reason I wouldn't give it 5 stars is that it seems this particular colour has been discontinued. I'm not sure why, but the company doesn't list it on their website anymore. This is a bit of a disappointment since I loved the way it looks.Overall, I would still recommend this product to anyone looking for high-quality PLA+ filament. Just be aware that the wood colour might not be available in the future."

I’ve been really impressed with this ELEGOO PLA+ Wood Colour filament. It runs smoothly through my FDM printer and delivers consistently clean prints. The natural wood tone adds a nice touch, and I’ve had no issues with warping or stringing. Overall, a great option for anyone looking for a dependable PLA+ filament.

Excellent print quality, no issues so far using standard settings for PLA

Really good quality filament I have had some really good quality prints using it. Good price too.

I'm about two months in to a 3D printing journey, with a Bambu Lab A1 with the AMS lite. It's been printing 'something' pretty much every day (and night) during those two months. I think I now have around 15 different spools of PLA, PLA+ and PETG in various colours.So far, the whole experience has been generally trouble free. The main issue I have had is when I receive reports that the reel on the AMS is stuck. As in the filament is not feeding. I've had that twice overall and both times have been with Elegoo's filament. The report I had about 15 minutes ago was solved by unspooling the stuck filament from the reel a bit to free up the spooling issue. It is not well spooled and the reels get stuck as the filament that is currently spooling is actually stuck underneath itself due to poor spooling when it was put on the reel.Hopefully this is just bad luck but I would go far as to say that, if you experience the same sticking issues then you are not alone. If it's just me then happy days...UPDATE. Without any prompting, the manufacture contacted me and gave me a full refund. I didn't ask for this but as the situation got worse, I had sort of decided to give up on this particular reel so it is actually well appreciated. I'm sure this is just a one off reel and I haven't lost any confidence in the actual manufacturer at this point. I'll try another reel from them and will report back here IF there are any issues.UPDATE 2. It turns out that the above offer of a full refund turned in to an opportunity for a customer service person to try and 'fix' the issue I have. They asked me to print out a reel cover and sent me a .PNG picture that I worryingly downloaded. It showed a completely different AMS. One where the reel actually sits on some runners unlike the Bambu Lab AMS lite that I am using, suggesting that they think that the reel is getting stuck as it tries to turn and NOT that the reel gets stuck as the PLA is randomly spooled on to their reel causing snagging of the actual PLA itself. I was also asked to take a picture of the issue so they 'can better understand' and provide a solution. Their customer services is obviously a standard (these days) English as a second language person as not only do they appear to struggle to understand anything, they use words like 'pls' instead of please. More akin to a 14 year old typing on Instagram. Downgraded to a 1 star as this whole thing is just a total waste of my time.UPDATE 3. (last update)They refunded me and I bought another brand. I suspect this one a rare case but I chose a different manufacturer as I don't like getting pushed in to those sorts of customer service experiences. Good printing quality, when it spooled which became a rarity sadly