Review on 🖨️ Bubble-Free Printer Filament for Smooth and Compatible Machines by Dragan Nelson

TL;DR: Surprisingly good PLA that looks like PLA+ and matches the color on the picture. I bought a spool of silver when it was selling for a pretty good price. . I was a little wary of this stuff because it didn't have any reviews when I ordered it. I'm glad I took the risk! This stuff prints like a dream! My prints turn out just as good as if I used a more expensive PLA brand. The coil came in an ordinary brown box but was in a rather thick vacuum bag. The coil winding wasn't perfect like Prussement or other more expensive options. But I used about half the roll and there were no snags or tangles. Also, the thread was nice and dry when I took it out of my pocket. Unlike some other cheaper options I've tried, it didn't need to dry before I could print with it. When I printed with it, I didn't have to change any PLA settings other than the temperature. I did a time test and was happy to run at 195°C, but even at higher temperatures I hardly felt any leakage or surges. To hit really hard I printed the skeleton of the skull. This is a complex model to print with lots of twists and fast movements. The photo is what I took out of the printer. NO post-processing or print cleanup. The prints I've produced with it seem to be quite durable. At least how durable PLA can be. The colors are a little different than anything else out there, but I like it. Not the same as everyone else. I'll definitely go with light blue next as I haven't seen anything like it before. So overall I think they're good stuff and if like me you catch them on sale I say go for it.