LANDUPLA Plus (PLA+) Filament 1.75mm Black 1KG, High Toughness PLA+ 3D Printer Filament Pro, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.02mm, Neatly Wound 3D Printing Filament -Cardboard Spool (2.2 LBS) 330 Meters

Great

Beautiful colors. They really made my turtle prints look amazing. The filament was easy to work with. I had to transfer the spool because my AMS is not compatible with cardboard spools. There were no clogs or adhesion problems.

Got some good prints out of this filament. Happy with the results.

Using this in an Entina Tina2S I'm having great results. My son loves they sky blue color, and the CaliDragon I printed looks awesome. I might have to tune slightly to remove some stringing, but that's more related to layer time on this tiny little test print.

I like to print with PLA because it is easy to dial in for my printer (Creality S5 +) and this filament works with my existing PLA settings. The prints come out nice and very vibrant. I will look into this brand when I need new colors.

Prints well. No issues

I’m really happy with this PLA. The white is great for lithophanes and I’ve been cranks some of them out at really high speeds on my K1. Around 300mm/s.

Sometimes you just need a basic white PLA filament, and for those times, this one seems to fit the bill pretty nicely. It came nicely vacuum sealed and cleanly wound, though sadly on a cardboard reel (which at least does seem to have a coated edge and rolls better than some, though I still prefer plastic). In terms of print quality, as tests I ran off a stock Benchy and a simple storage tray (210C nozzle, 60C bed, 0.4mm line width, 250mm/s) and both came out essentially perfect. Stringing was almost non-existent. Layer lines were visible but not bad. Bed and layer adhesion were both great and the Benchy passed my totally non-scientific "smokestack test" with flying colors (basically, I try breaking it off by pulling on it with my thumb, and it held up nicely without breaking). The color of this filament is also a bit less of a stark white and more of an eggshell color, which I like. It also has what I would consider more of an eggshell finish to it as well, being more of a matte with minimal glossiness. While I haven't tested it yet, I would suspect this PLA would be great for projects than will be painted after printing. Although it is pretty hard to really get excited about white PLA these days, I will admit that this is one of the nicer ones I have tried lately.