Kingroon PETG 3D Printer Filament, 10 Rolls, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03 mm, 10kg Spool(22lbs), 1.75 mm, Black

I was looking for some cheap prototyping filament to reduce costs during print testing and refining issues related to form and fitment of 3D designs inherent in the CAD designing process, and wasn't concerned about color, or type for that matter, and at about $10 USD/ Kg I went for this stuff, as the PLA I was using ranged anywhere from $15 to $30 /Kg, but man did I get more than a bargained for!When it arrived, I dried a roll, did my standard calibration like I do on any filament and set up a filament profile for it, from the first calibration print even with the generic PETG profile I already noticed it started out better than most, but after dialing in the settings, this stuff prints absolutely amazing! I have used about four rolls so far, and the consistency between rolls is top-notch, and so far I have zero stringing or clogging (in fact the only print failures I have had have been traced to the files on a few I have rushed through the design process and missed a couple of gaps in the geometry causing a bad mesh, I have had zero filament related failures).And as a surprising result from PETG this stuff sticks to the bed, and remains in place the entire print, but releases cleanly and easily upon completion, all with no glue or other adhesion modifiers to worry about, which combats the main issues I have had with other brands of PETG (some brands would have poor adhesion and come loose from the bed mid print without glue, or others would tear up the bed or leave fragments almost embedded in the plate that were nearly impossible to remove if you didn't use glue), I had long sense accepted that this was just a caveat of using PETG, but so far this product seems to retain the strength and rigidity of PETG, while having the ease of use and versatility exceeding that of standard PLA at a lower price point.I just ordered more, and what I originally intended to be a cheap solution for prototyping or test prints, is quickly becoming my primary filament for quality finalized prints with little to no post-print processing.

Crazy good deal per kg of filament, prints great, perfect right out of the box and perfectly dry. Works great on my Bambu Labs A1

The white PETG prints beautifully. I've had plenty of success using Kingroon PLA, and wanted to try out their PETG. I sent a print job using "generic PETG" filament settings in both Bambu Studio and Orca Slicer, and the prints came out perfect. No stringing, no adhesion issues, no problems. You really can't go wrong with Kingroon filaments.

I recently had the pleasure of using Kingroon PLA Plus with my Bambu AMS system, and I must say, the experience has been nothing short of exceptional.First and foremost, the Kingroon PLA Plus works seamlessly with the Bambu AMS system. The filament feeds smoothly and consistently, ensuring that every print starts off on the right foot. There were no jams or issues with feeding, which is a huge relief for anyone who has dealt with filament problems in the past.The quality of the PLA itself is outstanding. The filament has a consistent diameter and excellent roundness, which translates to smooth and precise printing. Every print I've done with Kingroon PLA Plus has been spectacular. The layers adhere perfectly, and there are no signs of stringing or warping. The finished prints have a beautiful, glossy finish that really makes them stand out.In terms of performance, Kingroon PLA Plus has exceeded my expectations. It prints at a wide range of temperatures, making it versatile for different projects. The filament also has great mechanical properties, offering a good balance of strength and flexibility.Overall, I highly recommend Kingroon PLA Plus for anyone looking for a reliable and high-quality filament. Whether you're a hobbyist or a professional, this PLA will not disappoint. The combination of compatibility with the Bambu AMS system and the superior print quality makes it a fantastic choice for all your 3D printing needs.

The good: Price point? Decent colors.The bad: Print quality. Wasted time/prints. AMS Lite compatibility.The verdict: I wasn't the biggest fan. And maybe I got some old, wet filament or something, but it just seems subpar and that's suprising because Kingron had good reviews and people generally seem happy with their purchases, so I splurged and bought the 10kg pack and was STOKED to get to play around with it. Sadly once it arrived and I started printing it I noticed that a few of the rolls were wound sloppily ted som tangles. The majority of the pack was really stringy and didn't have the best bed adhesion. I guess that makes for easy removal. But it also makes for a lot of messes and wasted filament, and time when those prints fail midway through. So while the price is nice I feel like it would be much nicer if the quality was better. Maybe I got a bad batch or something but I haven't had the best experience with Kingron filaments so far, and that's unfortunate, cause I'm always buying spools of filament. Hopefully it's a one-off, but I can't in good faith tell people it's a great product and that they should buy it when I've had quite the opposite experience and feel like I got robbed by paying all that money and getting sent defective or subpar products.

The filament prints exceptionally well with the Elegoos Centauri Carbon.When loading this filament use the lower end temperatures on the package. The higher end temperatures are too high and you will end up losing filament due to it continuing to melt and drip from the nozzle.

Really good filament for the price.

The media could not be loaded. I've heard nothing but good things about Kingroon filament so decided to try their TPU. Now never using TPU didn't know what to expect, I didn't do any calibration prior to use just put in dryer and hit print. I have to say produced almost flawless prints. It was a little stringy but that was no fault to the filament. It was due to no preparation prior to use. Will definitely buy from Kingroon again. 10/10 recommend