PLA Filament 1.75mm, Neatly Wound 3D Printer Filament 1kg Spool (2.2lbs), Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.02 mm, Fit Most FDM 3D Printers (Red)

Overture PLA continues to be my go-to filament, earning a solid 5 stars for its incredible reliability and consistent results. The color saturation is fantastic, providing a vibrant and professional finish to every print, but the real standout is the quality of the spooling. Unlike other brands that can be prone to snags or knots, Overture’s neat winding ensures a completely tangle-free experience, which is a lifesaver for long, unattended prints. I haven't run into any of the typical clogging or adhesion issues common with cheaper filaments, making it a stress-free choice for both beginners and pros.

Big fan of overture pla. Ive never had issues with the quality, no clogging, its always rolled correctly with on kinks. Easy to dial in with your printer to prevent stringing and all that good stuff. Color is great also. I have 10+ roles. The super speed ones. Great value in my opinion just do to the consistency of the product. I like the range of temp even though I normally stick to 200-210.

I ordered a roll of red filament. I understand that the picture showed that it was a brighter red, not a darker red, but I did not expect it to be quite this shade. It's more orange than red. I have Home Depot buckets near my 3D printer and the colors look very similar. Not that it's a huge problem because the project I bought this roll for is going to be painted anyways. But the most important thing to review is the overall quality that you can get with this filament. Some filaments are cheap to buy, and difficult to work with. And some filaments are not cheap to buy and still difficult to work with. This is a filament that I have no regrets in spending $20 on. The other rolls of filament that I have used, from other companies, have given me issues like warping, leaving a bunch of strings, and potentially even bubbling up in certain areas of the print, resulting in bald spots. With this filament, I feel like this is one of the cleanest prints we have had so far. I will definitely be ordering this brand of filament again! But again, just be mindful that the colors you pick, maybe a different color in person than in the photo.

Worked well in my Bambu Lab A1, with some slight tweaks. I found that lowering the nozzle temp to 210, and keeping the heatbed on 65 or 70 let this print perfectly. If using the stock Overture settings on the A1 I had some adhesion issues, and would get some stringing on larger flat surfaces, but the settings I mentioned above cleared that right up. Very affordable filament and looks great when printed.

Printed fairly good, but there was some inconsistencies, and the filament had a very hard time unwinding in some spots which caused print failure from time to time. Yes, by extruder is in good condition.

A very good color of filiment. Heard OVERTURE is a reliable filiment producer, and turns out it is true.

Bought 2 rolls to restock my PLA, the cost is great even without the free build surface, it is a nice touch though if you're using hacky surface preps. Was impressed with the vibrancy of the color before and after printing, filament prints smooth at a low temp of around 190 and 65ms which is impressive. Stringing is at a minimum and top and bottom surfaces finish nice and smooth and layers have excellent adhesion. I thought the other budget brands were impressive but this beats them out. Having said all that I would like to validate the guy who brought up the actual density of the filament, I did notice on some larger prints under extrusion in some odd areas, and I'm fairly certain it is the density of the filament that caused this. I didn't work to verify it but the odds of a fresh nozzle intermittently clogging on long perimeters just doesn't seem likely this early on in the roll. This isn't a deal-breaker for me just something to keep in mind if things start to get a little wonky and you can't figure out why. Overall I would recommend the filament over other ones I've used in the past and I'm looking forward to trying some of the other colors and textures they offer.

Great filament for the money. I got it when it was still under 20 bucks. But it has gone up a little. Only thing I can find wrong with this filament. If your not going to use it within a certain time frame. It will start to suck up the moisture from the air and start to snap and break. If your not going to use it all right away then best to store it in a ziplock bag with some silicone silicates. I found that it printed great around 205 at the nozzle. And it printed great on my magnetic pei bed.

Works amazingly well

Good price and quality! Haven't had a tangle yet, just wish it was a bit deeper of a red.

I have a new Bambu PS1 - I’ve purchased only Bambu filament to this point - never had an issue. I wanted to see if something cheaper would work - 3/3 prints failed using this filament …. Obviously I have no idea about the composition of this filament - but all I can say is that it failed 100% of the time on my machine when the Bambu filament worked 100% of the time.

ID really like to see this filament come in bigger spools 3kg 5kg i have to spend x amount just to finish a 3 day project but amazing filament to work with never had any issues 100%

The OVERTURE PLA Filament is a great choice for 3D printing. It prints smoothly with consistent diameter and no clogging issues. The 1.75mm filament adheres well to the bed and delivers excellent layer bonding for detailed and sturdy prints. With 1kg of material, it’s a fantastic value for the price. Perfect for hobbyists and professionals alike!