SUNLU 3D Printer Filament PLA Meta 1.75Mm, 100% Neatly Wound 2.2Lbs Spool For Most FDM Printers, High Speed Printing With Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.02 Mm - Red Review

This PLA meta printed extremely well and had excellent layer adhesion. Filament that is easy to tune (didn’t take much to dial in) with the low temp range. I printed a 10” Darth Vader model that took almost 55 hours without a single defect!Definitely recommend this style of filament for beginners getting their first experience with printing. The low cost and ease of printing makes this a great filament choice. The only thing I wasn’t crazy about was of course the low melt point, as it would…

I'm new to 3D printing and this is the 2nd roll of PLA that I've purchased, so I spent a lot of time trying to tweak the setting on the printer in order to get this to work. I've learned a bit about various print settings, but can't get anything larger than a small object (2" x 2" x 2") to print without some major issues. Layers separate quite easily and sometimes just the drag on the string is enough to pull a print apart.

I've had a few hit or misses with this company for PLA. This roll turned out to be one of the good hits. Not to many issues, print quality was good, but the color variation should be more often instead of so far out. It is pretty neat when a part changes color while printing, but then the next five or six will be that same color before it changes again. This roll was good while it lasted, other rolls of PLA that I have gotten from them wouldn't print well or consistent.

This filament prints great and has a very nice silky appearance. I've printed several objects with this and the bed adhesion is strong during printing (heated bed) but removes easily when cool. Layer adhesion is strong. However, you have to print a mile to get the color change. If you recognize the Omnom or Adalinda (dragon) models in the product details, I printed those and this filament doesn't achieve those results. I even scaled Omon up 300% with a 30% infill, 9,2mm layers and still didn't…

I like how shiny and easy to lay down this filament is.I don't like how muted the colors are. I was expecting a more vibrant color from the pictures.I REALLY don't like how only half way through the spool I've already had two prints fail due to the filament being twisted/looped on the spool.

I do like the color choices, but the quality is poor on the filament. My son has had 3 out of 4 things break useing this filament. If you were doing solid items I am sure it would be fine, but he is printing skeletons. And they have broken.

Every print I've done has a weak point between colors. If you print a small one colored object it's great. Anytime you transition to a different color the print becomes very brittle and will break during removal of supports or if not handled gently.

Filament works great. We've been using 190/50 temperature settings with no issues. Just wish the colors had been brighter, they're more of a pale or muted color but that's ok we'll use it all.

New to 3d printing and got this as a starter bundle. 8 colors to use for testing out my machine. Down side is the colors are muted, pink is baby pink, blue is baby blue, green is Light green. Wish they were more Blue, Red, Pink. Etc. but still happy with it.

I was really looking forward to printing this but I was bitterly disappointed. The spool was packaged well and the colors looked great put prints were really brittle in the areas of color changes and had overall poor layer adhesion. I had good results with other SUNLU PLA so I'll try that rainbow one but I'm staying away from PLA+.

I've used 2 complete spools of this PLA in the last 2 weeks and it was flawless. My prints turned out perfect and the imperfections were minimal (most likely caused by print settings rather than the filament itself). You can't beat it for the price!

I don't know if its just me and the 2 rolls I've had, but this Meta PLA is not it. I had under extrusion over a few different printers. This PLA is also very glossy if that matters for you. Hopefully it was just a bad couple of rolls because the price was great. Especially when on sale.

Considering it's tuff finding filament that can be shipped to good ole California (prop 65) this stuff works quite well.

I'm using this on an ender 3 V2. I use a cold bed magnetic steel plate that comes from ender. Coupled with a all-metal hot end I've had no issues getting first layer adhesion. I tend to use this PLA for general purpose prints since it's just black. It works well and is good enough to be considered a regular use PLA.

While this material is visually beautiful, its inter layer strength is so impressively bad it's unusable even in decorative applications. Even with gentle handling, I have yet to not have some feature break on every print I have done. I have tried a wide range of temperatures speeds with no improvement.