ANYCUBICPLA 3D Printer Filament, RFID 3D Printing PLA Filament 1.75mm Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.02mm, 1KG Spool (2.2 lbs), Pearl Black

It's not super expensive but not the cheapest either. If you're looking for the best budget option any then anycubic should definitely be the choice. I use it on my ender 3 v2 and my Bambu lab p1s at ludicrous speed, which is a fairly fast print speed. It's not brittle (unless you let it get brittle) but that can happen to any filament. I actually love the bright white color, it's extremely vibrant compared to other white filaments which appear "dull" compared to this one. I've never noticed any warping, unless you let it warp... Which again can happen to any filament.

After having issues with their PETG, I was very cautious and skeptical that their PLA would be a quality product. This filament goes way beyond my expectations. Even on just the second layer, you reach down and it is smooth just as if it were ironed.I am definitely going to buy this brand of PLA again as it would still be worth it at twice the price.

This is hands down one of the best filaments I’ve used! ANYCUBIC PLA lives up to its name—prints fast, with minimal stringing, and the quality is consistently smooth and clean. It feeds beautifully, sticks well to the bed, and handles overhangs and detail impressively. Great color and finish too. I’m seriously impressed and will definitely be buying more. Highly recommend for anyone running faster print speeds without sacrificing quality!

This review is for the matte pink color. So far, I have used this spool to print a 6x6x4-inch Kirby planter file I found on Thingverse and another, bigger one, around 10x10x8 inches. Those two projects will have used 90 percent or more of the spool when the big one is done (at least, I hope I have enough to finish). The color is a lovely, soft, bubblegum pink that will be perfect for Kirby. I plan to use acrylic paint to fill in the eyes, mouth area, and feet. I'm printing on a Bambu Labs S1 and dropped the print speed to slow to get some nice, tight lines. So far, I haven't had any issues with flexibility or the filament. I'll update with a follow-up photo of the big print once it's done (it's a 36-hour print), and I also have the clear filament to try out because I want to see how that paints over.

Didn't really pay attention to the name of the color, just that it was "grey", and my wife liked it for a multi-item project she wanted. The "texture grey" actually feels somewhat textured, compared to 2 other grey filaments I bought.It's a slight texture, noticeable, but not overwhelming, akin to 400-grit sandpaper. It resulted in a matte-ish finish, depending on the angle the item is viewed at. The surface helps to keep things from sliding, which was a nice discovery.While I didn't buy it for the texture, now that I've used it, and seen the possibilities, I would definitely buy it again for that purpose. Given the excellent color, if that was the choice for a project, I wouldn't hesitate to use it again.Speaking of the color, another nice feature was that if it wasn't adhering well, there was a definite and noticeable difference in the color of the areas that weren't sticking. This helped with a large flat print, where one side of my bed needed to be shimmed with some tape, as the PEI sheet had a dip due to the underlying build plate. Without the color difference, I think it would have caused some frustration and time trying to figure out what the issue was, but this helped identify the issue quickly.I've had great luck with all of the filaments from these guys, and I really appreciate the feel and performance of the Pro vs their standard PLA, but it's great to have so many choices from these guys

Good quality black filament for 3D printing which is my son's biggest hobby at the moment. His feedback is that this seems to be of good quality.

Newbie to the 3d world. Bought the Kobra 3 Combo and love it! Bought the filament and loads great and prints great!

I own two AnyCubic resin printers and have enjoyed working with these printers immensely, so when given the opportunity to purchase AnyCubic Filament that was on sale to use in my Bambu FDM printer I did not hesitate to make the purchase. Based on my past experience with AnyCubic’s printers and resin I was anticipating a flawless experience, however that was not the case. I purchased the PLA White filament and to its credit the filament had a nice finish for PlA when it was printed however getting it to actually print was extremely frustrating. I am not sure if this particular problem was an isolated issue or if any spool from this particular manufacture would provide this amount of frustration as I experienced in this case. During one print the printer was forced to stop printing on numerous occasions and indicated that the filament could not be fed through the extruder. Each time it was found that the filament was being pinched between itself and the side of the cardboard spool causing the printer to stop since tension was detected pulling the filament. As such I was forced to constantly ensure the filament was no longer pinched on the inside of the spool before printing could resume. I have used many brands of filament with my printer and have not experienced any issues with any other brand used in past. Hopefully this is an isolated incident but I am hesitant to purchase this brand filament again due to the constant problem I had with this spool.Update:AnyCubic’s customer service was very responsive when I experienced problems. I was offered the opportunity to receive a refund on the spool that provided me problems and caused failures with my print or order another spool with a refund to ascertain for myself that the problem I experienced was an isolated issue.I opted to provide AnyCubic another chance since I have had so much positive success with their other products. Upon receiving an additional filament spool of the same previous color I used it to print the same files I attempted earlier.I am pleased to say that the new spool worked perfectly and did not have the same binding issues as the previous spool I used. The printer was able to feed the filament flawlessly and the prints came out beautiful. I can only assume that the previous problems I encountered were an isolated issue and AnyCubic, after receiving the lot number for the previous product, advised they would provide this information to their quality control team.Thank you AnyCubic for your quick response and attention to this matter.