ERYONE Matte PLA 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm, Olive Green 1KG

Never used Eryone before, I normally default to SUNLU due to consistent experience. Happy to try other brands if they have colours I would like..... and I absolutely love the blue hues of this gradient glacier colour.Comes on a cardboard spool which is usual for some manufacturers these days, therefore I added my own self-printed spool covers for use in my AMS. Was also vacuum sealed as expected.Winding of the filament seems good and tidy, no snags or issues experienced.Standard price for a gradient matte filament these days (£17..59).First print was straight out of the box with no drying required.Printed a paintbrush box for myself and love how it came out. The gradient between hues was just right for the size of the print, although I suppose that was just luck due to what I was printing.The matte feel of the filament when printed was still nice and smooth.Printed using default Bambu PLA profile in Bambu Studio on a P1S with AMS2 Pro. No setting changes required really. No clogs, oozing or adverse behaviour and it stuck to the bed at the default temps with no warping.Even though it prints fine with the default profile, I would always suggest running a quick Flow Rate and Flow Dynamics calibration if your printer doesn't automatically do it for you.....just to get that little bit of extra quality out of it.Very happy with the purchase and would definitely purchase again :)

Excellent quality filament! Love the matte textured finish. The gradient is very subtle in the depicted print as it's only a small item but looking through the spool. The colour swaps will be nicely spread out on a larger item.Video is a card holder from maker world, printed from a Bambu A1. Dark blue is a different filament. The gradient on the matte Eryone filament starts dark and in better light it can be seen on the print, just starting to lighten slightly.Printed well using one of the built in profiles on the handy app for matte filament ( I believe the only one I could find was Overture brand but I figured I'd sent it and see) and it worked perfectly.Measured a few sections and all diameters came out within tolerance, the filament adhered well with very smooth layers. No stringing on the print at all. I had no reason to dry the roll before use but always be advised it can't hurt, just in case of moisture from production.All in all, excellent value for money for a beautiful colour gradient filament and I'd highly recommend it!

My primary 3D printer is the Eryone Thiniker S and has given me nothing but great prints (providing the settings are on point) so I have high expectation from their own brand of PLA. I received the matt PLA in denim blue within 24 hours of ordering from Amazon.The roll comes packed in the usual Amazon box with paper filler, the branded box is natural cardboard and very environmentally friendly, inside the roll of PLA is well packed and vacuumed with a sachet of silica crystals.. The finish is complete matt. The feel of the rolled PLA and finished prints is smooth to the touch.Regarding the tolerances, I found the filament was almost entirely 1.75mm and although stated there's a 0.2mm+/- tolerance, this could go down to 1.71mm. However in all my time 3D printing, an extra 10 microns is not going to cause you any issues. I didn't find many areas where it exceeded 1.75mm either. I've had much more expensive PLAs that although performed great, had greater dimensional variations than the Eryone.I decided to print a first layer and calicat as my test prints, these was printed at a 0.2mm layer height and 60mm/s. It's worth noting for anyone relatively new to 3D printing that I have been perfecting my Cura (slicer software) settings for a good while and even now I still fiddle with them. 99/100 print errors are because your settings are wrong rather than it being a problem with your filament (often just slow your print down to improve quality).Eryone recommend printing between 190-220c. I'm used to printing at 195-210c and decided to try 200c and found this was definitely the best temperature resulting in no warping or stringing. Both test prints came out great with no issues.I went on to print a stand and holder for my 5" display / Raspberry Pi / Octodash for my Eryone ER-20 and as you can see from the photos the colour and finish is really good, I like a good matt finish.Overall I am mega impressed! PLA prices are very volatile at the moment, this is not the cheapest and whilst definitely not the most expensive, it has the same quality and feel of the ultra-premium plastics.

This doesn't work great on small prints, as the colours are spread too wide, but chunkier stuff? PERFECT. Love this.

oddly brittle and friction-yKept getting stuck in my ptfe sleeve and giving the machine error messages, the surface of the filament is quite coarse and kinks easilyhad to remove it. lovely colour awful functionality

It might need some more calibration with temperature and retraction but this filament is excellent but it does have a slight issue with stringing hair like fibres off the print. I think it is to do with the matte finish of the filament. The filament itself is easy to print with and comes out with an excellent colour and finish. One of my favourite filaments to print with. Hopefully I can solve the hair like stringing issue with the filament.

awesome colour changes for the dragon, 1 of the best i seen, highly recommend.for small objects, dont bother, you need to use enough filament to see the colour changes/ gradient

Printed well straight out of the box without any drying, first layer went down great with good adhesion with no stringing. Colour change was quick and looks great with a nice colour combo, great value for money

I had problems with the filament. Sometimes the diameter ist more than 1,75mm and than it gets stuck in the pushfit. You get forwarded to the contact Page on the Homepage. They said i should contact someone from Facebook and that one dont answer. Thanks for nothing

i have long wanted to use a black / white dual tone filament and ERYONE absolutely nailed it.

Das ERYONE Matte Two-Tone PLA 3D Printer Filament in der Farbe Weiß/Pink kommt wie man es kennt in einem typischen Filamentkarton beim Käufer an.Das Filament ist mit Silicagelbeutel eingeschweißt und ist sauber aufgewickelt.Gedruckt wurde ein 3DBenchy auf einem Sovol SV08.Das Benchy kam weitesgehend sauber aus dem Drucker. Lediglich einige Stringingfäden sind zu erkennen, was mittels Brenner schnell behoben ist.Eine vorherige Trocknung ist besonders bei Matte Filamenten ratsam, was ich hier aber bewusst mal ausgelassen habe. Die Druckbetthaftung war zu jederzeit gegeben, damit gab es keinerlei Probleme.Die Überhänge sind sauber gedruckt, die Layer größtenteils ordentlich aufeinandergelegt.Der Preis ist mit ca. 18€ für 1KG in Ordnung. 5 Sterne von mir.

Ich mag die Eryone Dualcolor Filamente, das blau-weiß hat es mir besonders angetan. Hab es direkt nach der Lieferung in den Drucker gelegt (Bambu Lab mit AMS) und losgedruckt. Die erste Seifenschale mit den Wellen ist gut geworden, hat leider ein wenig Stringing. Habe es mit 210 Grad gedruckt, Betttemperatur 65 Grad. Die zweite Seifenschale (Schneeflocke) habe ich dann mit 205 Grad gedruckt und es kam sehr gut aus dem Drucker. Die beiden Farben harmonieren super, habe auch schon andere Farben von Eryone gedruckt und bin nach wie vor begeistert. Ich nehme ein Standardprofil her und es gab noch keine Probleme beim Druck. Auch mit meinem Zweitdrucker dem Eryone ER20 lässt es sich gut drucken, wie immer liegt es zu 99% an den Einstellungen. Sehr empfehlenswert!

Pas de problèmes au niveau de l'impression, je trouve juste les couleurs pas très jolies au niveau du rendu final mais ça reste subjectif, maintenant tout dépend des pièces imprimées avec ce type de filament !