Review on YOYI 3D Printer Filament - PETG 1.75Mm 2.2Lbs(1Kg) Spool, High Accuracy +/- 0.03 Mm, 100% New Raw Material! by Ardy Espinoza

I've been 3D printing for about three years and currently own and operate three 3D printers and I have extensive experience printing with PLA, PETG, and moderate experience printing with TPU.That being said, I've printed with PETG mostly from eSun, and while their PETG filaments do print well, it takes some moderate experimentation to dial in the proper settings.Not the case with this YOYI filament. Whether it's running through the 0.4 mm nozzles of my BIBO Touch 2 or Flashforge Creator Pro, or the 1 mm nozzle I installed on my JGAurora A5S, this filament has been really stable with minimal dial-in required (though I likely worked out a solid profile in my slicers thanks to dealing with eSun filament)This filament looks awesome when printed. It has a nice balance of translucency, not too clear but this red PETG definitely isn't solid colored like a couple of other spools I have.Normally, I favor 3D Solutech as my supplier of filament, but I'm so impressed with this red PETG I might try some of YOYI's other filaments, in the hopes they're as good as this PETG is.UPDATE: Since the initial posting of this review I've purchased and run through several spools of YOYI's solid white PETG filament. I recently bought six spools for the guitar speaker cabinet that you can see in the photos and to my dismay, five of them had REALLY sloppy filament windings.Much to my great relief, four of the five spools have been run through, and I had ZERO filament feeding issues. While I'm glad there was no trouble caused by the sloppy windings, I hope YOYI sees this and steps up their quality control; This filament is really good stuff and I'd like to continue purchasing it as needed.