ERYONE PETG Filament 1,75 mm, 3D Printer Filament PETG, +/- 0,03 mm, 1 kg/Spool,Transparent

Have bought this a few times and it's good quality. Print slow or it prints milky red which means it didn't melt enough. Makes really strong prints

Printed well straight out of the box. Printed a file I have sliced for another of their petg filaments and came out great. Translucently with the blue is nice. Going to get some nice lamps etc from it.

This budget-friendly PETG filament comes well-packaged in an eco-friendly cardboard spool with neat winding to prevent tangles, vacuum packed and inside a cardboard box. However, it arrives extremely damp, causing severe stringing issues if used straight out of the box. After proper drying (6 hours at 60°C in an eSUN Filament Dryer with silica gel), it performs admirably. Despite the initial moisture problem, the filament offers good heat resistance, making it suitable for higher-temperature applications like printer chamber components. Whilst this is not a substitute for an advanced material, such as ABS, this is a good middle-ground for prints that need to be more robust than PLA. The filament is very durable and resistant to UV, making it a perfect solution for outdoor prints or functional parts which need to deform slightly rather than snap. This is a decent PETG filament with a reasonable glass transition temperature that performs well after thorough drying. The extreme initial moisture content is disappointing but somewhat expected at this price point. Once properly dried, it's a solid choice for applications that need more durability than PLA.

[black petg-cf] It came well wound on a good quality cardboard spool. The finish on it is fairly flat and on my Anycubic S1 it prints really quite nicely. So, the benefit of PETG with a little extra strength from the Carbon Fibre. The print settings are on the reel and I used them.

If you are a 3D printing enthusiast looking for a high-quality filament, then ERYONE PETG Black Filament is an excellent choice. I have been using this filament for a few weeks now, and I am impressed with its performance. Here is a detailed review of this amazing filament: Pros: - High-Quality: ERYONE PETG Black Filament is a high-quality filament that produces strong and durable prints. The filament is easy to use, and the prints come out with excellent surface quality and no visible layer lines. - Wide Compatibility: This filament is compatible with a wide range of 3D printers, including those with direct-drive and Bowden extruders. It also works well with different nozzle sizes, from 0.2mm to 1.2mm, making it a versatile filament for different printing needs. - Odorless: Unlike other filaments that emit strong and unpleasant odors during printing, ERYONE PETG Black Filament is odorless. This makes it a great filament to use in indoor environments or when printing in enclosed spaces. - Easy to Print: This filament is easy to print with and does not require a heated bed. It adheres well to a wide range of build surfaces, including glass, PEI, and BuildTak. - Great Value: ERYONE PETG Black Filament is affordable, and the 1kg spool provides a great value for the price. Cons: - Prone to stringing: The filament is prone to stringing, which means that small strands of filament may be left behind when the print head moves between different parts of the print. However, this can be easily fixed with retraction settings in the slicer software. - Requires precise temperature control: This filament requires precise temperature control to avoid issues such as under-extrusion or over-extrusion. It is important to fine-tune the printing settings to achieve optimal results. In conclusion, ERYONE PETG Black Filament is a high-quality filament that produces strong and durable prints with excellent surface quality. Its wide compatibility, odorless nature, and easy-to-print characteristics make it a great filament to use for a wide range of 3D printing needs. Although it may be prone to stringing and requires precise temperature control, these issues can be easily addressed with some adjustments in the slicer software. Overall, ERYONE PETG Black Filament is an excellent value for its price, and I highly recommend it to anyone in need of a reliable filament for their 3D printing projects.

First time using PETG filament, dried for 6hrs @ 60 degrees C, no stringing, great adhesion, great quality print overall. Print feels a lot tougher than the same print in PLA, really impressed as I was worried it was going to be a pain, but no problems at all. Released fine from standard bambu plate as well.

Bought the Black CF PETG. Prints incredibly well with my standard PETG profile and a hardened steel nozzle, the CF hides layer lines and gives prints a very nice semi matte finish. Packed with desiccant in a resealable vacuum packed bag, and arrived fairly dry, though it being PETG means it will need storing correctly and potentially drying in the future. No complaints.

I've used Eryone black PETG and had no problems printing with it. Then I purchased the white PETG and it's useless. I've had around thirty failed prints so far due to warping, crap bed adhesion and stringing galore. I spent a week recalibrating my firmware and printer setup to fine tune retraction and PID settings to get to 70% of a successful print but no further before the part detaches from the bed. I generally prefer PETG as an easier to print alternative to ABS or Nylon, but this PETG is turning out harder to print with than either. I think the issues might have something to do with the waxy consistency that reminds me of PTFE as it certainly has the same adhesion characteristics. I can't recommend this filament any less and would give it a zero star rating if that was possible. UPDATE - I struggled with this filament for weeks, adjusting printer and slicer to try and get a decent print. On my latest best setup I removed this filament and dropped in role of Black Flashforge brand PETG and it printed the same model perfectly which tells me it's definitely this filament at fault. AVOID like the plague! UPDATE 2 - Like an idiot I bought Glitter Black because it was on offer. The spool was broken and came in an unsealed plastic bag in a paper bag and not in the original box. It looked like someone had been playing football with it and was definitively a used item. I stuck it in my dehumidifier for a day and glued the reel back together and tried printing with it. It wouldn't stick to my PEI bed no matter what settings I used. Eventually the reel jammed due to being tangled beyond the ability to re-spool it without fully unwinding the entire spool, so I requested a refund. So it looks like the issues with this filament are not limited to a single colour, but effect the entire range. Eryone have lost a customer!