Monoprice PLA Plus+ Premium 3D Filament - White - 1kg Spool, 1.75mm Thick | Biodegradable | Same Strength As Standard ABS | For All PLA Compatible Printers (115835)

Ive never realized how big of a difference the filament made until I used the black and white pla+. Ive been printing for about 5 years and generally don’t print intricate parts but I know my printer pretty well. A friend of mine recently wanted the viral slug from tiktok and I figured I’d print it as a gift. The yellow filament was a cheaper brand and I could not figure out why it kept failing. I started thinking that maybe, my printer isn’t tuned as tight as i thought it was. I then decided to swap to the pla+ just to see if I’d make a difference as the bottom layer had the biggest slopes so warping was more of an issue early on and it printed perfectly. I even swapped back to the yellow without issue since it was at a smaller slope and everything turned out flawlessly. Could not be more happier with this.

This is my first experience with PLA+ and I'm really pleased with it. It flows smoothly and is not prone to jams. I have a Monoprice Maker Select printer and I print this at 215 centigrade with a heated bed at 60 centigrade. There are no issues with warping. The diameter is extremely consistent.PLA+ is biodegradable, which I like.Of course, it's PLA and has the same limitations. Don't leave it in a hot car or in direct sunlight. It's not suitable for printing things that will be in water or in a chronically wet environment. But it prints like butter and gives very fine detail.Note that this is a 1/2 kg spool rather than the usual 1 kg spool so it's more expensive than normal PLA.

I checked the Monoprice Website for their PLA Plus+ Premium Filament and they were OUT of Stock.I checked the Amazon Website and it was IN STOCK, so I placed a roll of Black PLA Plus+ Filament in my Cart. A few days later the Filament arrived and within 15 minutes it was loaded on my Ender-3 and printing a 9 hour print.For me PLA Plus+ always prints flawlessly on my Creality Ender-3 and my Monoprice Mini Delta... this is my 3rd roll of black * 5th roll overall (already used 2 rolls of White)- I really like the consistent filament diameter, consistent printing quality and in general the strength of the objects after printing.I'd Highly Recommend Monoprice's PLA Plus+ for anything that requires Strength and Print Durability.

I received and used this the very same day and it was a large print so I let it run overnight and when I checked on it the next morning I noticed the filament had broke. I got it reloaded and it printed for another several hours and it broke again. By that time I had used way to much for a return. I will not be buying this brand ever again......

I’ve tried a few brands of wood filament and while all produce a lot of stringing, this one has been consistently the easiest to work with of the bunch. I run it at 180 degrees and it adheres nicely to my PEI beds, shows some but minor stringing and flows very consistently. It’s a light colored wood. My only nit is that it has a bit of a plastic-y look, unlike some other wood filaments.

New 3D printer has been a learning experience. Now that it's dialed in, this works great.

I love this filament, it prints really nicely, is a wonderful color and really is no drama.I have tried a lot of different filaments, but for whatever reason the Monoprice ones are what I reach for more often than not.The only tiny recommendation I would give for this is to make the holes to hold the filament a bit further apart, maybe even transition to a cardboard spool.

Of the Monoprice PLA that I have bought, this is probably my favorite. For some reason the blue has a better sheen and finish than some of the others. I would buy this again, but have decided to move away from Monoprice filament. I don't know if all of their filament is sourced from the same supplier and not even sure if you buy the same filament again if it would be the same as what you had before. So I decided to go to a brand that is more focused on the filament market.