eSUN PLA+ Filament 1.75mm, Enhanced Toughness 3D Printer Filament PLA Plus, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03mm, 1KG Spool (2.2 LBS) 3D Printing Filament for 3D Printers, Silver

I’ve tried quite a few different PLA filaments over the years, but eSUN PLA+ has become my go-to choice. I use it regularly for 3D printing wargaming terrain as well as miniatures, and it’s consistently given me excellent results on both. The prints come out clean with good detail, and I’ve found the filament to be very reliable with hardly any failed prints. It feeds smoothly through my printer and sticks well to the build plate, which means I can just start a print and let it get on with the job. Whether I’m printing large pieces of scenery or smaller, more detailed models, the quality has always been impressive. The spool is neatly wound, so I haven’t had any tangling issues, and the finished prints are strong enough for regular gaming use. For the price, it’s excellent value, and it’s the filament I keep coming back to. I’d happily recommend it to anyone with a 3D printer.

Filament works well. Good adhesion and few failed prints. Strength seems ok. I've had problems in the past with pla filament that breaks in storage if placed under any strain, e.g. if you thread the end through holes in the spool to stop it unwinding. This pla+ seems to behave better. Just adding that I'm kinda sceptical about the reports of tangling being the fault of the filament. If you're going hunting for the end each time you take the spool out then you're potentially heading for tangles. If you keep close track of the and make sure it doesn't get tucked under other coils on the spool then there's little chance of a tangle.

Great quality, looks nice on print and doesnt smell cheap.

I was happy with the print quality from this filament and it performed well throughout the spool. The filament printed reliably, produced good results, and I didn't have any issues with the material itself during printing. The only thing I'd mention is to be a little cautious if you use an AMS or other automatic filament feeding system and receive one of the cardboard spool versions. Over time the edges of cardboard spools can chip slightly and leave behind small pieces of cardboard dust or debris, which isn't ideal inside an AMS unit. That's more of a consideration for the spool material rather than the filament itself, but it's worth being aware of if you run an automated multi-material setup. Overall, it's a good filament that I'd happily use again, especially for printers that don't use an AMS system.

Great filament. Brillaint colour.

I’ve been using the eSUN PLA+ Bone White filament for several projects, and it consistently delivers smooth, clean prints. The dimensional accuracy is spot-on, so layers align perfectly and parts fit together as intended. It’s tougher than standard PLA, reducing breakage during handling, and it feeds through my printer without any jams. Overall, excellent for both hobbyists and more detailed 3D printing projects. Pros: Enhanced toughness reduces snapping and warping Dimensional accuracy of ±0.03mm ensures precise prints Smooth, consistent extrusion Works well with a variety of 3D printers Good color consistency (Bone White is nice and even) Cons: Slightly more expensive than standard PLA Some stringing can occur at higher print speeds (common with PLA+) Requires proper drying if left open to avoid moisture issues

With the purchase of a new printer (BambuLabs X1Carbon) I have been going through my stock of filament at a rapid rate. Fortunately for me a sale day popped up and had a range of eSun filaments at reduced prices. eSun PETG is one of my favourites so I thought I would try PLA+ for the first time. First things first - it comes very securely packaged in a proper cardboard box, within which the roll is in a thick vacuum sealed plastic bag complete with dissicant. You also get a nicely printed booklet showing the range of filaments and the associated temperatures for optimal performance, which is a nice touch. Quite often the manufacturer just leaves you to do some trial and error. As an aside to anyone considering the X1 or X1Carbon or already owns it - this filament fits into the AMS unit perfectly without fouling the lid or running off-center. The only thing missing is an NFC chip so the unit recognises it automatically! It's pretty forgiving stuff, I used the default settings for PLA which were actually a little low on the temperature side, but it printed quite happily without getting grumpy and causing me any problems. I did up the temperature to the suggested settings after the initial print and it has continued to print well. I have had no issues at all with adhesion on the Bambu flex plate with any filament, this filament included. From my experience, the way this prints I don't imagine anyone else would have any issues either. This filament is definitely worth 5 stars in my opinion, the fact it was on sale and cost less than unbranded mystery filament usually does was the icing on the cake and I wouldn't hesitate to buy it again.

Tangling on every reel. Frustrating and disappointing loading an AMS and then having to go back to sort out ever 20 minutes this is a poor show . Esun you need to do better .

Excelent... Print ok... machine ok... Only apply the write setting

Ik maak al ruim 2 jaar gebruik van esun filament, en ik ben nog steeds dik tevreden met de kwaliteit en sterkte van het materiaal.

Printen vanaf 210 graden!

Assez bonne facture, j'en suis content!

N'utilisant que du Filament ESun depuis des années, je n'ai jamais déçu (pla, pla+, lw-pla, petg, tpu). Cependant ce Filament orange en particulier est magnifique une fois imprimé. La couleur reste éclatante et uniforme. J'ai utilisé ce Filament pour imprimer la structure de mon planeur radiocommandé, qui sera entoilé de tissus de parapente. Je recommande ce produit, j'en recommanderais moi même assez rapidement, bobine presque vide