ELEGOO PLA Plus Filament 1.75mm White 2KG, PLA+ Tougher and Stronger 3D Printer Filament Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.02mm, 2 Pcs 1kg Spool(2.2lbs) Fits for Most FDM 3D Printers

⚠️ Keep filament dry and stored in a sealed bag when not in use. ⚠️ Avoid touching the nozzle or freshly printed parts while hot. --- I use ELEGOO PLA Plus 1.75mm White 2KG (2x 1KG Spools) a lot — and I mean a lot — and it never disappoints. This is one of those filaments you load up and just trust. My prints consistently come out clean, smooth, and sharp. The white is bright and crisp, which makes finished parts look professional right off the bed. It’s perfect for display pieces, prototypes, and everyday functional prints. What I really appreciate about this PLA+ is the added toughness. It’s stronger than standard PLA and doesn’t feel brittle. Parts feel solid in your hand, with just enough durability to handle real use without cracking. The dimensional accuracy (±0.02mm) shows in the consistency — no weird extrusion surprises, no random rough patches. Just reliable results spool after spool. Getting two 1KG spools in the 2KG package is also a big plus. More printing, less reordering. If you print often and want a dependable white PLA+ that delivers clean results every time, this one is an easy choice.

I’m most interested in functional prints so I immediately gravitate towards the strongest filaments, and polycarbonate is well known to be one of the strongest plastics in existence, being used for things like bulletproof windows in banks. It’s also really pretty when properly printed. I’m still learning and dialing in my slicer settings, but here’s what seems to work. I dried the spool for a good 12 hours at 75c, straight from the vacuum pack into the dryer. PC is super viscous so a .6mm nozzle really helps. Use the textured build plate that came with your printer and a thin skim of glue, and print at the lowest possible temp, which in my case is 263c (3 above recommended minimum) and 100c on the bed. Turn your print and travel speeds way down. Adhesion is good with this stuff and I didn’t have much in the way of issues with the first layer. The problem with this stuff is that even with a properly dried fresh spool, a dryer, and my desert climate it likes to string. Printing at the lowest possible temp and turning your print speeds down helps, but the issue is gradual buildup on the outside of the nozzle every time it crosses a string. Eventually this turns into a big booger that may or may not damage your print. On one test run said booger got caught in a couple wall loops and dragged them off the print causing a blemish. I’ve gone so far as to manually remove the buildup with tweezers mid print, and with 100% infill and ironing of all solid layers, this means many trips to the printer over many hours to check the nozzle. I’m going to start treating my nozzle with PTFE paint and double check the nozzle height, and just maybe I’ll be able to run an 18 hour print without having to clean off the buildup. Now the good. Polycarbonate is one of the strongest plastics in existence. It boasts incredible impact and heat resistance and also takes a beautiful polish. It’s lacking in the UV and chemical resistance departments though so if you’re making a part that will be exposed to the elements or harsh solvents go with ASA or nylon respectively. Neither look nearly as good. A clean polycarbonate print comes out super shiny and resembles a brand new vinyl record. The last nice thing about this filament is the price at about half what reinforced nylon costs, and since I happen to have a centauri carbon printer I get to stay entirely OEM with this stuff. And I’m just getting started.

Delivers exceptionally clean prints with strong bed adhesion and a neatly wound spool that feeds smoothly. Surface finish is impressive, capturing fine details with ease, and overall part strength is solid for everyday use. As expected with standard PLA, very small or thin features can be somewhat brittle, but this is typical for the material. Overall, this filament offers reliable performance and excellent print quality — highly recommended.

Has been a great filament. Dropped a print didnt break at all. The transparent is a cool appearance. Can see the infill patterns. Done a few long prints no clogging issues. Good adhesion.

I try, when I can, to be a little more mindful about what I am using and throwing away, especially with how much I 3D print. I already bring used filament scraps to a proper recycling facility, but I tend to wait until I have a decent amount built up. The scraps are easy enough to store, but the plastic spools themselves take up way more space than I would like. That is why I really appreciate this coming on a cardboard spool. Being able to just break it down and toss it in my regular recycling bin is way more convenient and makes a noticeable difference over time. On top of that, the filament itself has been great. Prints clean, consistent, and has given me no issues so far. I am not changing the world here, but it is nice to feel like I am at least making a slightly better choice while still getting solid print quality.

UPDATE: Material is still as below but I have now started to get the same issues as others have reported regarding the cardboard spools. In my case, both sides of the spool are not alligned with each other. This is causing the spool to wobble and then eventually bind in my CFS unit. It's very annoying because I will be hours into a print and maybe not home when it does it. Now, there is a print line in my project because of the long pause. Original Review: I was finishing up a spool of another brand and half way through it switched to the Elegoo and the results were outstanding (In the pics, you can clearly see where). I won't mention the other brand as honestly I'm fine with it and I'm sure with some different settings it would run just as good. But the Elegoo is running flawlessly on my K2 Plus with default profiles. It is printing so smooth you can barely see the print lines. I've run 5 spools so far and have had really good results.

PLA+ is much better than PLA. Its filament does not break while hanging if left for a week or month. best product.

Ottimo prodotto, la bobina è perfettamente compatibile con il caricatore BambuLab A1, unica accortezza non avendo la Tag, necessita della configurazione come PLA generico alta velocità, e va fatta la calibrazione della densità automatica, nel mio caso il PLA Basic mi dava un K di 0.27 e queste invece K di 0.26.

Sehr gutes PLA! Lässt sich recht schnell mit drucken, es ist fest. War nen top Preis und die Qualität stimmt einfach

Nice

Spool did not come as shown. Was on a generic plastic spool with no label. It's also badly wound and keeps getting stuck. I doubt it's original Elegoo. Buyer beware.