FLASHFORGE Rainbow PLA 1.75mm, 3D Printer Filaments 1kg Spool-Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.02mm, Environmental Friendliness, no Smoke and no Odor(PLA, Rainbow)

Love this filament. Love how the colour gradually changes from on e to the next. The effects are great. No threading or misprints. Adhered fantastic to bed. Had no problems printing with this at all.

The Rainbow PLA prints beautifully with consistent feed and smooth layers. Colors are vibrant, and the filament works well on most FDM printers. Layer lines are minimal, and it’s easy to handle. Perfect for fun, eye-catching projects.

The color change is very slow, so most of the prints have only just one color. On top of that the colours are very dull, not too brilliant, so overall the prints turn out boring. The plastic itself is good and it results in a very good print quality, but you will never get the bright light greenish blue that appears in the product photo.

The FLASHFORGE PLA Filament has become my go-to choice for 3D printing, consistently delivering exceptional results with every print. Here's why I'm impressed with this filament: Clean and Precise Prints: The standout feature of this filament is its ability to produce clean and precise prints. Whether I'm printing intricate details or large-scale objects, the filament extrudes smoothly and evenly, resulting in flawless prints with crisp edges and fine details. The quality of the prints is consistent from start to finish, making it a reliable choice for a wide range of projects. Excellent Layer Adhesion: One of the key characteristics of PLA filament is its ability to adhere well to itself, forming strong and durable layers. The FLASHFORGE PLA Filament excels in this regard, with excellent layer adhesion that ensures structural integrity and stability in the finished prints. This results in parts that are robust and reliable, suitable for functional prototypes and end-use applications. Vibrant Colors: The filament is available in a wide range of vibrant colors, allowing for endless creativity and customization in my prints. Whether I'm looking for bold primary colors or subtle pastel shades, the FLASHFORGE PLA Filament offers a diverse palette to choose from. The color consistency is excellent, ensuring uniformity in my prints and allowing me to achieve the desired aesthetic every time. Smooth and Consistent Extrusion: Another notable feature of this filament is its smooth and consistent extrusion. The filament flows evenly through the printer nozzle, producing uniform layers and minimizing the risk of clogs or jams. This results in reliable printing performance and reduces the need for maintenance or troubleshooting during the printing process. Environmentally Friendly: PLA filament is known for its biodegradable and environmentally friendly properties, making it a sustainable choice for 3D printing. The FLASHFORGE PLA Filament is made from renewable plant-based materials, further enhancing its eco-friendly credentials. I appreciate knowing that I can enjoy the benefits of 3D printing while minimizing my environmental impact. Wide Compatibility: The filament is compatible with a wide range of 3D printers, including FlashForge models and other popular brands. Whether I'm using a desktop FDM printer or an industrial-grade machine, the FLASHFORGE PLA Filament performs consistently well, ensuring compatibility and reliability across different platforms. Conclusion: In conclusion, the FLASHFORGE PLA Filament 1.75mm is a top-tier choice for anyone in need of high-quality filament for 3D printing. With clean and precise prints, excellent layer adhesion, vibrant colors, smooth extrusion, environmental sustainability, and wide compatibility, this filament ticks all the boxes for reliability, performance, and versatility. Whether you're a hobbyist, educator, or professional, this filament is sure to elevate your 3D printing experience. Highly recommended!

I'm a big fan of Flashforge PLA, its been easy to print and consistent. All gradient and mixed colors I've ordered so far have been beautiful except "Rainbow" PLA's actual color variation match the example print very well. In my opinion there are far too many orange layers which has lead to the majority of your print turning out variations brown or dark oranges with sparse sections of blues and greens and off-yellows. If you look close at the side of the spool in the background rather than the example print you'll see why it turns out that way. In my experience you're more likely to the example dragon as a variation of brown/orange. I'll rate the other Flashforge filaments I've tried highly, "Burnt Titanium" looks totally awesome on almost anything, but this one is a miss for me. The colors aren't bad, but most of my prints end up a variation of burnt orange or brown with other sections being too short. Still prints well though.