Review on High-quality ERYONE PETG Filament: Optimal Choice for 3D Printer Enthusiasts by Alex Solano

**Updated Rating**: My rating has been updated to 3 stars as the recently received gray spool is terrible. I've been printing Petg Gray for a while now and the latest batch I've received is a much lighter shade of grey. There are also many problems with layer adhesion that lead to insane tension. By that I don't just mean tiny fibers, these are layer lines that don't stick and stretch over the print during the z-hop. I was in the middle of a big print and figured out the problem. I thought it might be the fan for my parts but that hasn't changed. All my settings are the same as the previous print with this filament (though with a different spool and batch). -------------- ----------------------First check: Prints well at 230/75c. A bed temperature of 70°C seems too low and causes corner lifting. Stress and bleed are minimal and appear to be much less than the PLA/PLA+ I've printed with. I have bought several rolls and will keep them all after seeing these results. They are all well locked. However, I noticed a different winding quality. Nothing serious and so far no entanglements. I'm currently using gray and it doesn't seem to be as glossy as regular PETG. It is also solid gray and not translucent.