eSUN PLA+ Filament 1.75mm, Enhanced Toughness 3D Printer Filament PLA Plus, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03mm, 1KG Spool (2.2 LBS), Cold White

Yes, super happy with this

Been using eSUN filament for years have always have had great results with their filaments both with the quality and the over all appearance of the prints.

The Cold White is the strongest and most opaque white filament I've found - making it ideal for multicolor prints.Most white filament is relatively translucent, which results in a lot of color bleed. I tested a lot of white filaments, and the eSUN Cold White is by far the "strongest" and most opaque, making it a lot easier to get a good white color on a multicolor print.

I’ve been using eSUN PLA filament for my 3D printing projects for a while now, and I can confidently say this is one of the best filament brands out there. I’ve ordered multiple spools, and every time, the quality is consistently excellent.The filament feeds smoothly through my printer without any tangling or jamming issues – something I can’t say for some other brands I’ve tried. The prints always come out with clean, crisp layers and a beautiful finish, making my models look professional right off the print bed.What I appreciate most is the reliability. Whether I’m printing large, detailed pieces or small functional parts, the eSUN PLA handles it all with ease. There’s minimal stringing, great adhesion, and no warping – it’s simply a stress-free experience.Shipping is quick, and the packaging is top-notch, ensuring the filament stays dry and in perfect condition. It’s clear that eSUN takes pride in their products, and that’s reflected in the performance I see.I’ll continue buying from them because, frankly, I haven’t found a reason to look elsewhere. If you’re in the market for high-quality PLA that consistently delivers great results, eSUN is the way to go.

TLDR: terrible winding quality but good plasticI’ve been using eSUN PLA+ consistently since 2022 and it’s always been my go-to filament. Print quality, strength, and consistency were solid enough that I never really considered switching—until now.This particular roll of white PLA+ was wound extremely poorly. The filament had multiple overlaps and tight crossovers on the spool, which led to it catching during prints. As shown in the attached image, this caused inconsistent feeding and ultimately resulted in several failed prints. These weren’t minor issues either—it fully interrupted prints that had been running fine otherwise.It’s frustrating because the material itself still prints well when it feeds correctly, but the spool winding quality completely undermines that. After relying on eSUN for years, this is the first time I’ve had to seriously reconsider using their filament.Based on this experience, I’d recommend others look into alternative brands unless eSUN improves their spool winding consistency. It’s just not worth the risk of failed prints.

Colors look good but do these string. Using their recommended settings and drying for 72 hours they still string like crazy. I’ve used many different brands from overture to cookiecad. I’ve never had any issues with stringing as much as this filament product. Layer adhesion can be bad due to the stringing.