Creality PETG 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm, Excellent Toughness High Precision, Odorless Non-Toxic Moistureproof, 1kg(2.2lbs) Glossy PETG Filament for 3D Printer (White)

Switching between PLA and ABS can be frustrating, but using a PETG bundle like this feels like landing right in the sweet spot. This Creality 2kg set (black + white) has been one of those “load it and forget it” materials for me. Strong Like ABS, Easy Like PLA What I noticed immediately is how forgiving it is. PETG combines the durability of ABS with the ease of PLA, giving you strong, impact-resistant parts without the warping headaches. For functional prints—like brackets, enclosures, or anything that takes stress—it just works. Consistent Diameter = Reliable Prints With ±0.02mm accuracy, extrusion stays steady and predictable. That consistency matters more than people think—it means fewer clogs, cleaner layers, and less tuning. Low Odor and Cleaner Printing Experience Compared to ABS, this prints with very little smell, which makes a huge difference if you’re printing indoors. It’s also described as non-toxic and more user-friendly for everyday use. Glossy Finish That Looks Better Out of the Printer PETG naturally gives a slightly glossy surface, and this filament really shows that off. Parts come out looking cleaner without needing post-processing. Moisture Resistance Helps Long-Term Use PETG is less sensitive to moisture than something like nylon, and this bundle is designed to be moisture-resistant, which helps maintain print quality over time. Great Value with Two Essential Colors Having both black and white covers most use cases: Black → structural parts, mounts, functional pieces White → prototypes, visible parts, enclosures It’s a practical combo that I end up using constantly.

After trying many PETGs I finally landed on this one and have been happy ever since. (TIP - For those new to printing, you MUST keep your PETG dry). You need a filament drying box to dry it out at least once every 5-7 days, if not more often). I've been pleased with Creality's filament dryer. Is it the ultimate best? No. Is it pretty darn close and almost 40% less when you buy in bulk? Yeah. This PETG is great for when you are printing a lot and you want to keep the cost down and quality high enough. I don't feel bad when prototyping for strength tests and I am on version 15 of the concept print. It's really strong for PETG. It prints pretty darn well as long as you follow the temp guidelines and you understand the qualities of PETG from the start. For example, PETG doesn't print most overhangs as well as PLA. Understand that when designing your CAD models and the supports and you will be pleased. I've printed a ton of functional parts after using dozens of rolls and no issues. Lot's of reusable zipties used to clamp grape vines down.

So this is my first adventure from black. I like the creality filament and only twice have deviated from it. Once was a test to see how other filament performs and the other was just trying a translucent filament that creality was out of the color I wanted. My first print went very well. I am making an American flag clock. So I printed a full bed of stars. Came out great. No bed adhesion issues, color looks nice. I am using an ender 3v3 KE. I cleaned the bed with 99% alcohol, heated it to 70 degrees and did a self leveling. Creality has been a wonderful product and once I had an issue at the very end of a roll and they stood by their product and fixed it. I will update towards or at the very end of the roll to see how consistent it is. I will add it was air tight when I received it no pockets and no visible moisture which has been normal for them. Everything has always been air tight with them. Update: 1/3 of the way through the roll and everything is going well. They bed adhesion is too good. I have to get the bed scraper out to get the prints off even with flexing the bed. I only clean the bed about 6 or so prints and that has only been with a quick 1 tbsp of 99% alcohol wiped down. Last Update: Finished the roll and had no adhesive issues and everything printed like PETG does. I only had 1 failed print but I have not been able to print it with any filament roll, brand, color or with a translucent kind. So only 1 fail in the middle of the roll on an ender 3v3 KE with no adhesive for the bed is not bad at all. This is a definite repeat when I need a white filament!

Creality filament has consistently proven to be higher quality than many of the alternatives I have tried. It can sometimes cost a little more upfront, but purchasing in bulk like this makes it extremely cost-effective. The print quality is excellent, with reliable extrusion and consistent results across long print jobs. PETG remains one of my preferred materials because of its strength and durability, and this filament has performed exactly as expected. An added benefit of buying a larger quantity is the reduction in packaging waste. Fewer individual spools means less plastic, less cardboard, and less overall waste, which is a small but meaningful environmental benefit. If you do a lot of printing, this bulk package offers excellent value and combines quality, convenience, and lower packaging waste.

This PETG prints really well in my A1 printer on generic temperature settings. The color and appearance are good. I mainly print PLA but I use this for my aquarium stuff. This is not the best value for money when it comes to PETG though.

I have ordered quite a bit of filament through Amazon and this has been consistent with what I have come to expect from decent quality PETG. No clogs, no snapping mid print, and it feeds reliably through the whole spool. Dimensional consistency has been solid which matters more than people realize when you are printing functional parts that need to fit together. Good value for the quantity and I would order again without hesitation.

Pretty good PTFE basic filament. It flows well with low amounts of globbing or artifacts. I use this in an AMS 2 Pro feeding a Bambu Lab P2S. I do have to modify the temps and precalibrate each color as they do print a bit different. Black prefers a bit cooler nozzle and White needs a higher bed temp to stick well. The red and blue seem to work woth generic PLA settings. I set the nozzle temps to 245C and that seems to be a nice middle ground for doing multicolor prints in the AMS. Dry this filament before using it. I notice even sealed in the bags it averages around 25% humidity. About 12 hours of heating at 65C in the AMS 2 or the print chamber gets it down to around 10-15% humidity. It prints much better when its dried first. The price was also pretty good for 4 full 1kg spools so Im likely to buy it again. The only down side is that the plastic spools are very thin and therefore sometimes slip due to poor traction when retracting fast on the AMS. Hasnt killed any prints for me, just a bit noisier when theres one that doesnt get good traction because they ride on those thin spool edges. If it bothers you, you can print and install spool traction rings that make the edges a bit wider. Also didnt have any tangling and spools were nicely wound. Ill likely buy again for my Bambu if the price stays low.

Decent quality and consistent for the price.

Excellent Print Performance, But Much Glossier Than Advertised Verified Purchase This Creality PETG filament performs very well mechanically, but the product photos are misleading when it comes to the final finish. What I liked: The filament prints reliably with strong layer adhesion, minimal stringing, and solid overall strength. It handled detailed geometry, vents, and slots without any issues, and dimensional consistency stayed consistent throughout the spool. If you’re looking for a dependable PETG for functional prints, this material performs very well. What disappointed me: The Amazon listing photos make the filament appear to have a flatter, more matte finish. In reality, the finished prints are extremely glossy with a very reflective satin sheen. This isn’t just a slightly shiny PETG — it has a noticeably polished look once printed. Depending on your project, that may actually be a benefit, but buyers expecting a muted or matte appearance should know the final result looks very different from the marketing photos. Overall, this is a solid-performing filament and I would use it again for functional parts, but Creality should update the product images to better reflect the actual finish of the material.

Very impressed with this filament. Prints have all been clean printing on my Babu A1 mini. Surface finish looks great and the filament has good mechanical strength. Good for those prints that need to hold water.

Great price great filament. Easy to work with

Order this type of filament all the time. Absolutely no issues using my P1S. Will order again.

I don't have to open the product to write a good review about this this is original OEM not the old stuff with the dragon on it but the new Ender Stuff. In my 25 years plus it experience anything labeled OEM is the finest quality