ELEGOO PLA Filament 1.75mm 3D Printer Filament, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.02 mm, Compatible with Most FDM Printer, Grey 1KG

I have printed this with 220°C nozzle temp & 70°c bed temperature. The result much better than my expectations.

The product is excellent. I use a good amount of Elegoo PLA and it has always performed well. Someone in the supply chain, however, is cutting corners on shipping. I received the spool in the original cardboard box without additional package protection. That box is fine if sold off a store shelf, but not viable for shipment. When I received it, the box was partially open and one corner of the box had been 'smushed' which, in turn, distorted part the cardboard filament reel. Fortunately, I was able to correct the problem and the spool worked fine.

Update (12JAN24): I printed a VESA 100x100 bracket from thingiverse using a standard .2mm 205/60c profile. First print failed after severe warping of the arms. Second print succeeded with consistent cosmetic issues like one of the arms flaking upwards and reverse warping after lowering bed temp by 5°c. (Pictured) the part is usable, but if I were to do any models or minis they would be trash. The part is usable because I can paint it and the slight bend is removed after mounting to the mini PC it goes on. Original review: The product arrived in original packaging, no Amazon box. Opened it up and the filament was vacuum sealed. There was dessicant pack in the package so I assume the filament was dry. I have been running silk pla to dial in that from Overture, which I got looking pretty good, save for how picky silk pla likes to adhere to the bed. I ran a standard .2mm slice with a .35mm first layer and slowed the acceleration first layer down to 100mm/s^2 (prusa slicer does it that way I guess? So I'm not sure what that actually means, but it definitely helped with bed adhesion and slowing it enough to grip.) The print came out decent, but not perfect. 3/5 The bed adhesion was excellent @ 60c and 205c out of the nozzle. 5/5 The rest of the print was 200c/60c. Bottom of the benchie is almost perfect. No elephant's foot. Excellent adhesion. Excellent clarity. 5/5 The side walls have some slight deformations and noticable out of place layer lines as it makes its way up, something not seen on the overture silk pla I had been running the same day and not something seen on the overture black pla I originally ran a month ago. Overall, sub par performance there. I think there might be moisture in the filament. I noted some burrs and tiny bubbling. 3/5 Flat surfaces are excellent. 5/5 Overhangs and arches are good. Some first line issues were noted. 4.5/5 Sloped surfaces performed as expected. 5/5 Stringing like a mofo. Like I said earlier I think there's moisture in this filament. Can be fixed with some heat, but annoying to have to fix when my other filament doesn't string out of the box. 3/5 Overall 3.5/5 (I round down, sorry) Will probably stick with Overture in the future.

Updating to 3 star, for longer prints the winding issue is a drag, not worth it. Great filament, but the winding is terrible. Overlap on the filament caused it to get stuck multiple times while printing. Over the entire life span of the entire spool.. prints great when it doesn't get stuck.

This PLA prints fine on my Bambu Labs P1S. A bit cheaper than other brands. I will be buying more in the future. Thanks.