Inland 2.85mm Black PLA PRO (PLA+) 3D Printer Filament 1KG Spool (2.2lbs), Black

I’ve been leaning towards this brand because they are owned by Microcenter, which is a store that I shop at and trust. I’ve got 4-5 rolls of this filament in various colors and it seems to print well. With one caveat.The beginning of this spool was good, it ran a little soft (temperatures needed to be a tad lower than the white of the same brand) After dialing it in a tad it was printing well. Not too much stringing, and felt consistent. My prints came out good using a Prusa i3mk3.The one thing I think they could improve is their winding. Around 2/3 into the roll I started to see some sloppier winding. I don’t know if I got a slightly off spool or what but I noticed I’d see a slight snag here and there. It hasn’t been anything that the printer clogged or jammed with, but as the spool gets lower it seems like I want to monitor the spool and help it. It’s not a full on tangle, just some overlap at the edges that causes the filament to look snug then I’ll spin the spool a tad and it’ll break free.I didn’t want to knock too much off of my review for this because at the end of the day their dimensional accuracy, print quality, and dependability has been pretty good. The winding issue hasn’t deterred me and I’ve already got another spool of this on the way. I haven’t printed enough of the other colors that I have to get to the 2/3 mark, but I’ll update this if I experience that same issue with other spools.I’d say this stuff is worth getting. I haven’t tried their standard PLA only the PLA+ but I’ve been pretty happy with it and will continue to get this kind in the future!

Dislike the Filament is wound on the Reel. It is crisscrossed and must be closely watched during printing to prevent becoming tangle and possibly breaking. Otherwise ok.

This stuff is great. Very strong and prints as quick and standard PLA. At this point I really see no reason to choose regular PLA over PLA+ I make mostly household functional prints. If my print requires significant strength I'll use PETG. I'll always have a spool or two of standard PLA around for fast test prints.

This is the first time I've bought PLA+. Can't see that it's any better, but certainly no worse. I got it for the color.I had hoped this would be a "natural" color - using it to make geocaching containers, but it's kind of a blue-green and is not a color that blends into natural settings as well as I'd hoped. Not a problem, just not quite the shade of dark green I was going for.

I bought this roll of inland black pla+ back in May, 6 months ago. It had just been sitting in the corner collecting dust. I had heard several negative things about Inalnd filament after the fact so I guess I wasn't motivated to find out just how bad it was.Well, Holy Cow! Color me impressed because this is hands down one of the best PLAs i've run through my Cr10 v2. It ran flawlessly Using the "Chep best" cura profile. This brand of PLA+ is now on my watch list for deals because I'm making it my go to PLA+ filament.

You have to constantly unbind the filament. It was not wound well from the manufacturer and does not come off the spool smoothly. It prints well, but I don't like to see a 10 hour print fail because the filament was bound up on the spool.

I just want to preface by saying I've been an engineer in 3D printing from FlashForge, Makerbot, Lulzbot, and all the big companies. I know how to print.I want to point out that this isn't PLA, this is PLA+. Don't be confused by the +, thats just code from the manufacturer for "we put some wacky mix-ins with the PLA so we can't actually call it PLA". This is absolutley garbage filament. The layer adhesion is basically non-existent. Not to mention that the filament is so runny, it actually leaked out of the PTFE tubing on my Ender 3 V2, and absolutley ruined the entire extruder carriage. That's right, this garbage PLA ruined a $400 printer.

absolutely astonishing, definitely the best filament i’ve ever used, and my last job used printers in a professional setting going through multiple kilograms a weekThis is hands down incredible stuff with slight flexibility and crack resistance and wonderful layer adhesionDO NOT BE AFRAID TO CRANK UP THE HEATPrinting this at 220 produced a layer adhesion and gloss likes i’ve never seen before. If you print functional parts under load, this is the absolute best material to use because of how easy it is to work with!