Official Creality PETG 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm 1KG (2.2lbs), High Precision, Strong Toughness, Odorless, Better Flow, Moistureproof 3D Printing CR PETG Filament, Black

I haven't seen PETG this cheap since before the pandemic. These are definitely quality filament. Accurate dimension. The vacuum bag could be better because mine wasn't really vacuum sealed. As soon as I pulled it out of the box the bag was loose. There was definitely a hole in the bag somewhere. Anyway, nothing a filament dryer can't fix. It prints very smoothly. No stringing, extremely smooth top surface (I don't iron my top layer), and nice glossy walls. Well worth every penny.

Certainly! Here's a positive review for your PETG filament:---I've been using this roll of PETG filament for a while now, and it has impressed me on all fronts. The durability of this filament is remarkable—my prints have turned out strong and reliable, withstanding various stress tests and daily wear and tear.One of the standout features is how easy and smooth the printing process is with this filament. It flows consistently through the nozzle without any clogs or issues, resulting in flawless prints every time. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned 3D printing enthusiast, this PETG filament makes the printing experience hassle-free and enjoyable.Moreover, the cost of this filament is significantly lower compared to other brands without compromising on quality. It's an excellent value for money, allowing me to complete my projects without breaking the bank.I highly recommend this PETG filament to anyone looking for a durable, smooth-printing, and affordable option. It's become my go-to choice for all my 3D printing needs.

So far so good with this filament. I'm new to 3D printing and own a Bambu P1S. This is my first attempt at printing PETG. I wanted to print a few items for outdoor use in the garden this spring and needed a filament that can better handle higher temperatures and UV exposure. For my first print, I ran a simple retraction test print having a base and two small upright cylinders and used the "Generic PETG" settings with no modifications. This print came out looking good with no blobs or stringing but, had very poor layer adhesion. It basically crumbled with a little bit of pressure.I increased the initial layer temperature from 250C to 265C and the other layers temperature from 250 to 255. I also slowed down the initial layer and infill speeds to 30mm/s. Bed temp was 70C. This produced a much better print that could be bent and twisted with no breakage.I did add a better nozzle cleaner and HEPA filter to my printer before attempting PETG printing since it can ooze a little more than PLA and gum up the nozzle.. These can be found on the Printables site as "BambuLab HEPA Filter" and "The Scrubbler".I've only run a few tests at this point but, from what I can see, I would definitely buy this filament again.

The brand is my go to anytime I need to restock filament. The print quality is always great and very consistent when using it for my projects. It also works well in my MMU. Would definitely recommend this if you have a 3d printer. Very little stringing and easy to remove.

Color was black. Printed terribly out of the vacuum sealed packaging. Dried for 12+ hours and it got better, but still seems sub-par. This is with a Creality K1 max printer and stock CR-PETG profile.Good deal, but not sure if I will buy this again. I had a pack that I got free with my printer that did great. Something is off here. Dry your filament.Updated the review. After drying, the filament printed very well at high speeds. So a good deal but you have issues dry it.

I like the way this petg filament prints, even at higher speeds, and it seems to have satisfactory adhesion to the build plate. however I wish the finish wasn’t so shiny. It almost looks oily or greasy, which makes the layer lines are very noticeable. If it were a tiny bit less glossy it would be perfect.

I just received a brand new Creality K2 Plus printer, so instead of using the tried and true PETG that I've been using Successfully for 2 years, I opted to order this 'Creality' brand PETG instead.. Same company, it should work.. Right?!Nope!! Not even close!!1 black roll / 1 gray roll. Both placed in the new SUNLU quad roll dryer - Set for PEGT - Left to run until done drying..Print 1: Fails miserably.. Not enough heat to liquify properly, delamination, skipping, etc..*This is where I 'assumed' that it was 'User Error' on My part.. So I keep re-doing / re-setting, etc. Same Thing.. FAILURES TO PRINT..I finally figure it out - IT'S THE FILAMENT'S FAULT! It wasn't 'wound' onto the spool . . . it looked more like 'BRADED'!The line twisted onder and over line several rows over from it, knotting up, binding, jamming the printer's extruder..*This lead to a few nuclear melt downs, having to keep disassembling the extruder, clean out nuked tips, etc...Onto Roll Two: Gray roll, load, extru . . . extru . . . NOPE! NO EXTRUDE . . . The stuff wouldn't melt properly..What?!?!Again . . . NEW PRINTER, so I assume this has to me Me or the Printer! NOPE!Laser-Thermometer readings don't lie. Everything on the machine end Was Correct And Hot..I had to max out the tip temp, get it to melt in manually, but then it Wouldn't Retract..*This nonsense repeats on an endless loop before finally working . . well . . for 3/4 of a print . . Then FAILED..Yet again, it stopped melting, jammed the tip, and splooged out all over the hex-section of the nozzle..C'Mon!!So at this point, I go to cut the line at the spool, and Go Figure . . . the line is all knotted up in a bird-nest AGAIN.TWO ROLLS Back To Back - Different Colors, so, Different Batches.. Not Cool. [3 previously used brands work fine!!]*I initially intended on contacting the seller directly, but Amazon decided to make that harder to do/find, so, I guess we'll just rant about it here.HEADS UP!! [As Of Right Now] . . . ***AVOID!! -- NOT RECOMMENDED!!****I'll update IF/WHEN this issue is addressed/corrected