Review on SUNLU PLA+ 3D Printer Filament - Neatly Wound Spool, Dimensionally Accurate, 1Kg, White by Chad Gomez

I'm using the PLA+ Black. Absolutely no issues with adhesion. I started out with the low end of the recommended temperatures (210 nozzle and 70 Bed) and everything works great. I just recently lowered the temps to 210 nozzle first layer and 65 bed first layer. Then at the second layer, 205 nozzle and 60 bed. Still no issues at those temps.I've seen the rare stringing, but it's been very sparse and they are almost like hairs. You can almost blow them off so nothing big there. I notice less stringing after lowering the nozzle to 205.The strength seems to be pretty good. I did break a bracket I printed using this filament, but to be fair I was swinging a 16oz hammer at it quite a few times trying to jam it onto something. It ended up my part was of adequate size, I just didn't realize a screw under it was preventing it from fitting on the way. So after realizing what happened, it held up really well to me hammering on it.Oh and this is the neatest wound roll I've come across yet. I mean as you print, you can watch it go across the roll, layer by layer. I thought I've seen some neatly wound rolls before, but this one takes the cake.