2kg Black & White PLA 1.75mm Filament Bundle for 3D Printing with No-Tangling Strong Bonding and Overhang Performance, Accuracy +/- 0.02mm

It works perfectly with my Creality machine. The filament feeds smoothly, adheres well to the build plate, and produces consistently clean, flawless prints with great detail. There’s minimal stringing, no clogging issues, and the layers come out smooth and uniform. I’ve used it for both functional prints and decorative pieces, and the results have been reliable every single time. If you’re looking for PLA that’s dependable, easy to print with, and delivers high-quality results, this is a great choice. I’ll definitely be purchasing again.

Great value for 2, 1kg rolls. Good quality filament, prints good, good texture, colors are useful for printing a lot of things and look good.

Good quality and quantity for the money. Ive been through 4 rolls of this now and have had zero jams so far in my ams. They look great and print like any other PLA.

I've had good results with this filament in a Bambu P1S with AMS. Works well in the AMS. No tangles. Good adhesion. Prints look good for just standard PLA. Good quality at a good price point.

I recently used the Creality PLA filament bundle (1.75 mm) on my Ender 3 and it performed well overall. The filament loaded on the printer without fuss, fed smoothly through the extruder, and I had very few issues with tangles or snags. Prints came out with clean layers and good surface finish—especially nice for hobby parts and visual models. What I liked: The spool diameter and winding were consistent, which helped the filament pull through evenly and kept things simple while printing. With the Ender 3, I got reliably good results at standard PLA settings (around 200-210 °C hot end, bed unheated or lightly heated). My prints adhered well and had minimal warping. The cost-to-value ratio is strong: you get a bundle of filament for the price, making it easy to experiment and build lots of parts without constantly buying new spools. What could be better / some trade-offs: While the filament is solid, premium filaments (especially branded PLA+ or specialty blends) still offer somewhat better finish or strength if you’re doing functional parts rather than visual models. Depending on ambient conditions (room temperature, airflow) I did see a little more stringing than I’d like—but that’s easily addressed with small slicer adjustments. If you’re printing extremely large pieces or need ultra-fine detail, you might hit the limits of a standard PLA bundle (in terms of material behaviour) compared to higher-end specialty filaments. Verdict: For someone using an Ender 3 and wanting dependable, affordable filament for general prints, this bundle from Creality is a very good choice. It strikes the right balance between ease of use, cost, and quality. If you’re doing more demanding functional prints or need perfect finish, you might explore premium options—but for everyday usage, give this one four stars.

So in my research I've heard so many horror stories about cheap filament and it messing up your machine so I was skeptical. But I have no regrets with this purchase. This was my first refill purchase of filament and everything worked out great. I've made so many items with these and most come out great (novice issues not filament). I have this favorited and will order again in thd near future. But that wont be for awhile cause they give you alot and it lasts awhile. Product has a great look, good quality and thickness texture. I've had no clogging or issues due to the filament. I have a dremel 3d printer and am still learning things. I highly recommend and dont plan on going elsewhere for filament needs. The only downside is the producted spool doesn't fit my machine so I have to unroll it on the factory dremel spool then go that way, but still no issues.

I guess I wasn’t paying much attention, bought this thinking it was HS PLA, it is in fact NOT, but it worked just as well as HS PLA, so I guess it still stands true, Creality can make stuff that’s suitable for every printer, from this moment forward I won’t be using it as HS, but it worked with minimal layer lines on a Benchy, and some small Pin Holes in the roof, but the deck and the cockpit both look good as if it was HS PLA

I've used a few rolls and so far 2 out of 3 rolls have worked well. One of the rolls, about 1/3 of the way in started jamming because the filament was overlapped which caused the printer to stop because it couldn't feed. I had to manually unwind the filament and manually rewind it without overlaps to get it going again. I've had to this this three times so far with this roll. Apparently there's a quality control issue. I can't have this happen because I often leave the printer printing overnight or when I'm away. I'll be printing a re-spooler and looking to re-spool all of the filament I get from creality.