SUNLUSilk Filament 1.75mm, Shiny PLA 3D Printer Filament, PLA+ Silk 3D Filament, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.02 mm, 1KG Spool (2.2 lbs), Silk Light Gold 1KG

I've tried a lot of different PLA brands, and SUNLU consistently delivers the best results. The filament is well-packaged, neatly wound, and the diameter is extremely consistent — no tangles, no clogs, and no unexpected surprises.Print quality is excellent straight out of the box. It has great layer adhesion, minimal stringing, and produces smooth, clean finishes even on detailed prints. I especially appreciate how reliable it is across long print jobs — perfect for both functional and decorative parts.The color is vibrant, the material prints beautifully, and for the price, it’s hard to beat. I’ve had zero print failures with SUNLU PLA, which saves time, money, and frustration.If you’re looking for affordable, high-performance PLA you can rely on — this is it. Highly recommend for both beginners and experienced makers!

Absolutely love this filament! The "green bronze" shade is beautiful. It has a deep, rich green with a lovely shiny, metallic finish. I’m a big fan of green filaments and have tried quite a few, but this is definitely in my top three.It prints smoothly with excellent consistency and no issues and the final results really stand out thanks to the silk sheen. The price and quality are both fantastic. I will definitely be keeping this one in stock for future projects.

Nice filament to print with .no tangles ,value for money .

But if variation between rolls in this colour

Although I give it 5 stars, you should be aware the colour does have a slight orange tinge to it. Which doesn't come across on the images. No problems with the filament, prints well no issues whatsoever.

Great value bundle, nice quality and Bambu already has present so no messing around straight to printing. If you want a shing print set the outside layer to 50mm/s

Really lovely filament, printed extremely well. Lovely colours.

The media could not be loaded. I've tried 6 different prints from articulated Dragons to small flowers and every one has failed within the first 10 layers.