Voxelab 3D Printer Filament, 1.75mm PLA Pro (PLA+) Filament, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.02 mm, 3D Printing Material 1kg/ Spool, Compatible with FDM 3D Printer/Pen (Grey)

After trying several different brands on PLA, I've landed on Voxelab as my new favorite. I've previously stuck to black filament only, as I give my prints black basecoats when painting anyway, but the price on the natural color was nice. I picked up a couple rolls to do a larger multi-piece project and quickly found that it prints details wonderfully. Adhesion has never been an issue. The best part, it sands and finishes excellently. Other filaments I've used did fine printing, but sanding them was tough for some reason. I was nervous about being able to see where I've sanded on the natural color, but the translucency on it helps a ton. As it sands, it loses the ability to see through it, so you can gauge your progress easier. It also lets you remove material easily, so it's less effort to get a smooth finish without layer lines. I'm now a few rolls in on Voxelab and will be testing other colors, but so far, I LOVE the natural PLA on price and performance.

Like others I struggled with getting the filament to adhere to the bed. After some tinkering I found I needed to change a few things, after which my adhesion issues were solved.I needed to raise my first layer temp to 220, lower my first layer speed to 15 mm/s, and I found it’s also very sensitive to the Z-offset being even a little low so had to raise it by about .03 or .04. I now beg consistently good adhesion. This is on an Ender 3 V2 with a smooth pei sheet on the bed.With that issue resolved, the Voxelab blue PLA pro prints extremely well, and it’s one of the richest deep blues I have seen in a filament yet, and the quality of the prints is excellent. Layer adhesion is good, the prints are clear with consistent layers, and there’s minimal to no stringing at 195-205 degrees with 1mm retraction at 45mm/s with my Micro Swiss NG direct drive.Aside from the initial 4 or 5 failed prints I am very happy and will buy Voxelab filamentss again.

The media could not be loaded.  Picked this up because it was cheap ($14) with same-day shipping, wasn't really expecting much. WOW. I've been printing with Inland PETG and PLA, and couldn't stop either from stringing with the most anti-strining settings possible. This Voxelab PETG Pro is better than either of those, hands down. No hard stringing, sticks to the bed with minimal adjustments, and prints fairly evenly. The video is a print at 100mm/s on a stock FLSUN Q5, with a knockoff CHT E3D V6 0.4 nozzle, at 240/80c. I'm returning whatever unopened filament I have, and grabbing more of this.Only downsides are the plastic spool (personal preference for cardboard), and fairly uneven winding of filament on the spool. Otherwise, highly reccomend!Edit: Honeymoon phase over, large parts (over 100mm) do warp.

This review is for the Burnt Titanium 2 color filament. I am quite happy with the VOXELAB PLA filament. I just loaded the spool in my printer, sliced with generic PLA settings in Cura, and got a good print right out of the box. Nozzle 190°, bed 60° on my Anycubic Mega S. No stringing, blobbing, clogging, or bed adhesion issues. This is my first experience with multi-color filament. My only complaint is that the bi-color feature of this filament is not quite as noticeable as it appears in the product description photos. The filament seems too rely mostly on the embedded glitter for a wow factor, and not so much on the color changing. Lighting has to be just right for it to stand out. Otherwise, 5 stars

The plastic I use to judge other plastics. Sparkles and irredesces beautifully. Routinely spits out what I ask. At 205 Nozzle and 60 Bed I don't think I've ever had a catastrophic failure. I'm about half way through the spool and it's shown me how much fun this hobby can be. Tensile strength is good while still remaining pliable. I feel I can trust it with 18+hour prints. Will definitely be looking at other styles on offer from this shop for my next spool.

This stuff really gives a pop to whatever your printing, as long as it is big enough. The length between color changes varies through the roll, but the filament itself prints beautifully without issue.

I was a bit nervous at first. Was my first time using PLA Elastic. It can out perfect!!! No complaints! Definitely my new go to for elastic and probably every thing else I print!

Tangled, poor adhesion, stringy even after drying, and the color mix makes it pointless unless its a really big item.

My only real problem is what to print with something like this. First world problems, I know.

good for the price

I purchased the rainbow filament. It tangled straight out of the box and nededed constant monitoring on my first print. I ran a 4 hr print and it was all red - there's still plenty of red left before the colour changes. I tried to knock the print off the bed after it was done and it pretty much shattered to pieces. The filament seems way too brittle. I think there's a lot of better options out there for less money too - Esun, overture to name a few.

Got the rainbow PLA and after printing several figures only the first one got the changing color effect. The rest that I have been printing are one solid reddish orange color. Checking the roll itself it seems like the pattern is green - yellow - lots of orange and lots of red (which are both very similar In tonality) totally disproportionate. The colours are not very bright and have an opaque and dull feel. Wouldn’t buy again.