SUNLU PETG 3D Printer Filament, Strong PETG 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm, Neatly Wound 3D Printing Filament Suit for Most FDM 3D Printers, Dimensional Accuracy ±0.02mm, 1KG Spool(2.2LB), White

I wanted some cheap filament to make some stands. I've never used translucent filament before so I thought I'd give this 4 pack a try. After drying it for 12 hours it prints very easily at standard petg settings on my P1S. I've only so far used the coloured rolls for structural prints but the quality has been great and the parts are more than strong enough for their use case. I can also see this filament being excellent for making lamps, which is what I plan to do next when my current project is complete.

Firstly, excellent value for money for 4 x rolls of PETG. The colours are vibrant and they work very well in an AMS unit. The rolls are not knotted and are well packaged. I have not had any breakages in the filament that would spoil a print and get lost in PTFE tubing. Like all PETG, it does benefit from being dried out upon arrival and I find these work well once the humidity is ~20% or less. Using standard settings I get good quality, consistent prints. I'm now using this brand over all others as it seems to perform just as well and other more expensive brands.

After buying the first real of this, I bought several more in different colours. Why? I weighed the first real before and after drying, there was no difference in weight indicating that the filament was already well dried. Good start. I did a few test prints and found that the stringing was well controlled for PETG with only minor 'cob webs', which were easily removed with my hot air gun. Nice. The reals are neatly wound and the holes allow you to see how much is remaining. The reals also come in a resealable bag. Bonus. Layer bonding is good and I'm able to print at my printer's highest speed with excellent results. The price of this filament is a steal for the quality. I started out my printing hobby with Sunlu and I've tried quite a few others over the years but Sunlu remains top of my price performance list.

Wouldn't call it beige. More like candy pink. But it prints ok on my bambu a1 ams. And that's the important thing

Never have a problem with Sunlu filaments, I’ve switched almost exclusively to PETG now. Rolls always seem to be spot on diameter, stick VERY well to the sheet until cooled and colour across different rolls of the same colour shows no differences. Prints are stronger than PLA for what I use them and I’d 100% recommend them! (I also ALWAYS drop a new roll in a Sunlu filament dryer for a day - and likewise when I change from one colour to another)

Great flow and adhesion, extrudes wonderfully on both of my Prusa's and my ender 3 V2. It has a nice shiny finish at 250 to 260c and layers adhere great. It's really strong, has a good amount of flex and never comes brittle. I've gone through about 20 rolls of the stuff as I use it for my business, and it's never let me down. Get some stringing on my ender 3 v2 probably due to retraction settings and the fact it has a Bowden extruder, but none on my Prusa whatsoever. I open my filament rolls for a week or two sometimes so that it's ready to be printed, and I've never experienced stringing or moisture issues. Highly recommend! If you aren't using this PETG, what are you doing! Edit: not sure how so many of you are having adhesion issues! How about clean your print surface? Prints perfectly on my Prusa with the textured bed.

Quality is ok but colour is much shallower and not as saturated. Wouldnt buy again.

SUNLU PETG has been great - prints smoothly with no fuss, and the colours are accurate and consistent. It sticks well, doesn’t warp, and gives great results every time. Really solid value and my go-to brand now.