OVERTURE 2KG Bundle High Speed PLA Filament 1.75mm, Neatly Wound 3D Printer Filament 2 Pack 1kg Spool (2.2lbs) Rapid PLA, Fit Most FDM 3D Printers (Black 2-Pack)

Just works, love the Matt finish

I only buy the black rolls of filament and after roughly 30 rolls, I haven't had too many issues. I've had to return one roll because it was tangled on the spool, but that was over a year ago. I do find that it has some trouble adhering to my glass bed no matter what temps I use on either the nozzle or the bed. For me, a light coat of hairspray on the glass works just fine. I don't have any clogs as others have reported, but I could just be lucky, or it could be because I don't buy any of the colored filament. I'll continue buying this until I start having problems. For me, the price is very reasonable and usually arrives at my house in 2 days.

Got this at great price, no issues printing. Just do the basic calibration: temp tower, flow test and volumetric speed test. And you're set to go.

Works great

Never had issue with this filament

This is not my first pick as a brand I have issues off and on with this brand, I have to do the calibration of the Filiment, from spool to spool. I experienced some brittleness, I color is not consistent. But it is expensive so I usually use it as a no production rolls making tools, stands, ECT.

I've run this filament since I got my Bambu X1C, which was recommended by many on Reddit. It's proved to be very reliable. I've done a straight 24-hour print twice in the last month, creating multiple pieces, and not even once did the spool get stuck or cause spaghetti issues. The only time I had the spaghetti issue was when I was playing around with the ludicrous mode, which I still need to fine-tune the settings. Otherwise, the prints come out beautifully in normal and even in sport mode (as long as they don't involve a ton of complex geometry). Even when using the extra draft mode in X1C, the prints still come out better than most older or cheaper 3D printers I've had in the past. I rarely need to go beyond normal or strength mode, as the finish is beautiful enough, and sometimes, the surface is hard to tell it was 3D printed without looking at it close. At least with the Bambu, I'd say this is the best. I know you're not supposed to use the cardboard shell like this, but I've had no issues throwing it in the spool and using it usually. Excellent adhesion and print quality!

Still one of my favorite filaments.