Review on JAREES Blue Petg Filament 1: Premium Quality for All Your 3D Printing Needs by Evan Zurlo

Terrible product, I changed the table temperature, the extruder temperature opened it wide and closed it completely, and everything in between is a conflict, but honestly i would give it negative stars if i could, if you want to sell your printer for less than half what you just paid for it because "you just couldn't figure it out" then you definitely get this one, but if it doesn't work well on a $1,000 machine (it was about $2.5k when I bought it years ago, so I'm using the current $1,000 new price), there's no way a good product for $200 for a car. If you spent maybe $10,000 on a machine and then upgraded it seriously, you may have different results after experimenting with the settings for about 6-9 months. Now I might be able to use what's left is for prototyping industrial parts, but definitely not anything useful or cosmetic. Once this last world has had time to heal I'll take a look, strong enough to fuzzy and messy casts (clips and hooks for camping or maybe something genuine for an extension cord for personal use where no one can see how bad they are are look but definitely nothing for sale) ps. I'm pretty sure it's pla or pla+ and not petg as the temperature resistance isn't what it should be. I have informed the manufacturer and if they contact to try to fix this product I will update but negative for now but it may become a star. All in all definitely a 0 star product. Update: My printer is broken, I contacted the company and they sent another filiment (pla+) and my printer now requires over $100 for parts so I would like to return part of my preview (part only), if you were to run this filiment do not buy your printer if it was free, everything else is correct