ERYONE PLA 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.05 mm 1kg (2.2LBS)/Spool, Grey

I've been using this filament for many years, it is still my go-to and the best filament I've used. It is easy to build with and consistently sticks to the build plate. I have used many rolls and it have never come tangled. It always extrudes in an even layer and never globs. I have used this with a couple different machines with no issues. This filament is so durable I've left it exposed to air for long periods of time and it still prints constantly. I will continue to buy and use this for all my prints.

Printed well on my Creality Ender 3 Pro, but watch your temps! Do a temp tower to find out the best for your machine. I initially printed at 215C, but was getting blobs. Dialed it in, and it looks like the best temp on my machine is around 205C. No tangles, and the dimensions look consistent. The final result is good bed adhesion and the resulting parts I printed were consistent in color and layering. Remember, results with filament are as much about your machine settings as it is the filament. This filament is a very good value, and fine for everyday use.

Haven't had issues with the eryone brand. Used many of their filament with no issues.

I ordered this Eryone gray filament last week and it works great. I use a Bambu A1 ams combo and this filament gives a nice, smooth finish even with standard quality settings. No visible layer lines and a nice solid tone throughout. I definitely recommend this filament.

It seems like I always have to try out a new brand of PLA because Amazon stops carrying the brand (Solutech) or the quality of the filament changes (Inland). So, in an effort to get the right color of gray, I tried out this ERYONE filament, and it's been nothing but problems. It jams for no reason at all (I don't have a means for measuring, but I'd guess the caliper is inconsistent). I've had a 5 hour print fail 3 separate times at varying stages of the print (15%, 60%, 80%). When this happens, it gunks up the hot end so bad, I have to disassemble it to clean it out. I have a Maker Select Plus and print at 205 degrees. That's plenty good enough for every other filament except this one. On top of that, the spool itself is full of tangles. You know the kind that you try to work through and have to pull and pry on, hoping that you don't just snap the filament in the process. To avoid this, you have to work out the tangles yourself and rewrap the spool. I've never hated a roll of filament more than I hate this one. I've wasted so many hours and so much of the roll tying to get a couple prints done. I can't believe Amazon sells this garbage. Unless you hate yourself and want something to push you toward throwing yourself off a roof, avoid this product at all cost.