ERYONE PLA Filament 1.75 mm, PLA 3D Printer Filament, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03 mm, White

I was offered some Eryone White PLA to review, and I would say it's quite good - I printed the EDF (Electric Ducted Fan) propeller (in the image) for an RC aircraft on the first try, and it's not the easiest print out there (the blade edges offer very little surface area for adhesion and love to peel). If you're used to filament that doesn't require a lot of adjustment and just works, this filament seems to fit the bill (or at least, it does not require much adjustment if you're used to other decent filaments like Sunlu Or Geeetech). It prints well at the usual 200-205 range, but it also works very nicely at the upper temperature range, and you get the glossy finish and higher adhesion strength (I can't readily break those fan blades with my hands) that you would expect, without a ton (or really any, in my case) of stringing. I would say this works as well as or better than my other everyday filaments (e.g. Sunlu and Geeetech. I avoid Hatchbox and 3dSolutech which are OK, but not worth the price). I'm definitely adding Eryone to my list of go-to filaments.The fan in the image was printed using my Ender 3:.4mm nozzle.2mm layer height50C bed220C hot end100% part cooling fan95% flow (this stuff flows well)60/30 inner/outer printing speed (mm/s)Sliced with Cura 4.0

Ive been considering buying an Eryone Thinker S printer and decided to give their PLA a try while I wait for the printer to become available in the states. I was very pleased with the ease at which it printed. I printed a small vase on my son's Monoprice Select Mini v2 and it came out great. I decided to try it on my TwoTrees Sapphire S to see how it did when printing at faster speeds. Again, it did great. I printed a temp tower an noticed that there was a range of temps that looked great. That made it hard to settle on a specific temp for this filament, but it also meant I didn't have to be too picky either. I settled on 210c and it performed well, but so did 205c. Good layer adhesion and no warping to speak of. The best word I can come up with to describe this filament is creamy. It just goes down creamy. I can't wait to get some of their glitter filament and give it a go.

These days on paper spool, a negative for me at least.Have used the brand over many years, but the filament is now on useless paper spool.Have a set-up for spool with adjustable for "drag" that no longer works, had I noticed that before I did buy I would have chosen another brand, this paper is no more environmental friendly than a plastic one, kill a tree to save the planet?

This is the White PLA filament. The first print was a cover that needed a high degree of accuracy and this filament delivered. I realize that the printer has a lot to do with model accuracy, but so can shrinkage and expansion of the fialment. The print fit exactly first try. Also while I have no problems as yet with any filament tangles on any spools I have used to date from many manufactures, I must state that this filament has the cleanest and most even wind that I have encountered. Also some filaments if you happen to release the end of the filament it unwinds from the spool and becomes loose and messy. This filament does not do that. This may also mean that the filament has more of a set as it is wound on the spool, i.e. more of a bend? But, so far this has not caused any problems that I can see and it unwinds from the spool very nicely. I will be using more of the filament in the future as I am impressed with the quality and attention to detail. I only wish that they would provide a resealable bag for filament. But that is my only complaint.

Tried: Eryone White PLA.Printer: Prusa i3 mk3.I tried a roll of the white filament. Overall this is very decent filament for the price.I did notice some extruder clicking when trying to print at 215c, so i had to crank it up to 220.It stuck to my build plate very well.This printed better than most whites i have tried before. I have tried a lot of white filament before with a lot of disappointing, sloppy results, but this fairs much better. The layer quality is pretty good, especially at the low price point, but this is definitely not super-accurate premium filament ala' Prusament PLA, but the dimensional accuracy of this filament is pretty good.For what it is, and especially the price point with Prime shipping, i'd say this is fairly good filament. I don't feel like i could give it a 5-star, which would imply it is perfect without any faults-- which i feel like i could only give to Prusa Printers Prusament.