FLASHFORGE PETG Pro Filament 1.75mm Black, 3D Printer Filament 1kg (2.2lbs) Spool, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.02mm, 3D Printing Filament for Various Mechanical Parts, Waterproof Parts

My son got this filament as a gift and it works well with his bamboo lab. Easy to attach. Remove and store. It is a very nice shade of red. Not stringy. Prints have turned out just fine with this filament.

I absolutely love this filament colour. It prints with a beautiful finish and adheres well to my print bed. It’s wound evenly around the spool and the diameter seems consistent. I have never had an issue with it clogging up the nozzle. It’s a great value for the money especially when you can get it on sale.

First off I would like to say I like to thank flash Forge for sending me two spools of this color for free. Discolor is an accent color is great for skulls dragons personal build mask and very much more. This film has been really good I like it adds to my collection and is great to get something like this when I wasn't expecting it I have to say that's very awesome for that company I see they take pride and doing their reviews and reading content that people post which helps them to make things better for us all and to help them and what we need and what we want but thanks again and I really appreciate it Flash Forward and if you're ever looking for someone to do a review about one of your printers I would be happy to do that for you on YouTube with a live video and going through all the steps of that printer keep me in mind and thank you very much again folks check out this their page they have awesome items for sale great prices and they will assist you and respond to you as fast as they did me thanks again keep up the great work we need more people like you

When it prints, it prints beautifully. Using a 0.25mm nozzle on my Flashforge Adventurer 5M, I’ve been able to get smooth, detailed prints with minimal stringing and no extrusion issues. Bed adhesion is solid—it sticks well to a heated bed without glue or tape, though a bit of glue stick or PEI sheet doesn’t hurt for extra insurance. Filament diameter is consistent, and I’ve been printing it at around 240°C nozzle / 80°C bed, which lines up well with standard PETG settings. Most prints come out strong and functional, though I’ve occasionally seen some layer separation—likely due to thin walls or slicer settings, not the filament itself. The spool is cleanly wound with no feed issues, and packaging is on point—vacuum-sealed with a desiccant pouch. For the price, this PETG holds its own. Great surface finish, solid performance, and minimal fuss make it a dependable option for both functional and aesthetic prints.

I've used FlashForge PETG & ASA filaments for a while now, and my Bambu X1C seems to like them. FlashForge reels work well in the AMS, and they still use plastic reels which I much prefer. The PETG prints very well indeed IMO. Excellent finish, and not terribly stringy when the presets are dialed in. I did find that it seems to prefer a nozzle temperature of 245° C, and I also adjust the print speed to about 80% of normal. Your mileage may vary. I will certainly be purchasing more of this filament!

Got this while they are on sale. This PETG works wonderful on my old Ender 3 printer, right out of the box. No stings/spider wed. Made a car adapter for my Stanley water bottle. Will definitely buy this again.

Until now, my usual PETG filaments were Duramic and Eryone, and mostly just the transparent or other translucent colors. I had bad issues with gray Duramic. I had already tried the Flashforge Burnt Titanium PLA and the prints came out looking awesome (can't see layer lines). I like that color so much that I looked for it in PETG, and saw that Flashforge also has it. The reviews for that color were mixed, but I think mostly issues with it not being dry. I ordered it and "cooked" it right away in a dehydrator for 8 hours. I printed a perfect Benchy, no stringing, very good bridging, great detail for PETG. I then went ahead and did a 12 hour print for a kitchen drawer organizer insert. It went off without a hitch. It helps that I use a Bambu P1S (which I also love). I used the Generic PETG setting. One more note, the printed part is strong, but compared to other PETG brands, the supports came off much more easily and cleanly. Ordering another batch now.

I wish Flashforge had filament to offer because this is my favorite brand. It even seems that their filament is harder/stronger than many competitors. Highly recommend this to everyone.

There is no combination of settings that will get this filament to print properly on a Creator Pro 2. Even at 240° & 30mm/s the layers will not adhere properly. To add insult to injury, it clogged the nozzle when I tried to swap it out. PETG is a difficult material to print, however I have not had any of these issues from the few other brands I've tried.