Review on SUNLU by Omar Malvo

After reading about SUNLU's commitment to quality and innovation in their marketing materials, I was eager to give their 3D printing filaments a try. Unfortunately, I did not have a particularly positive encounter with their filaments. To begin, the filaments themselves were of poor quality. Due to filament diameter variations, I had frequent print interruptions and clogs. In addition, I had trouble getting the intended results for my projects because the colors shown on their website did not match the real printed colors. Second, the filaments weren't consistent in appearance, which was also a letdown. Because the spools were not uniformly wound, the printing process was hampered by knots and tangles. There was a loss of resources because of this. Finally, SUNLU's products had dubious dependability. Even though I used their suggested print settings, I still had a lot of problems that caused printout failures. Because of this, I had to reprint many projects, which was time-consuming and expensive. As a whole, I do not think anyone should use SUNLU's 3D printing filaments. The claimed quality, consistency, and dependability of the items was not met. As someone who frequently uses 3D printing for both hobby and work purposes, I was very dissatisfied with SUNLU's offerings.