Creality PLA 3D Printer Filament 4KG, Black & White & Red & Blue, 4-Pack

The filament prints very well and feeds smoothly through my 3D printer. The colors are nice, and I like having four different spools in one pack. The filament has good strength and produces clean, consistent prints. Overall, this is a great value for the amount of filament you get.

A worthwhile upgrade over PLA in strength. I am a big Creality filament person. I've had better success with them than any other brand that isn't far more expensive. The only downside has been that one in every 10-15 rolls will have a random overlap in the winding and you will have to pause the print, cut it, undo the overlap, and start the print back up. I use this a lot when I am prototyping light duty parts. I use the Creality PETG when I need even more strength, but I have yet to have any prints break. The supports come off surprisingly well too.

I’ve been using this filament with my Bambu Lab PS1 and its AMS feed system, and I honestly can’t complain—it just works. Unlike some other brands that have caused clogs or broken mid-print, this filament flows smoothly and consistently through the AMS, with zero feed issues. When you’ve got an auto-swap system, trouble-free filament performance isn’t just nice—it’s essential. What really stands out is the price. At around $12.50 per spool, this filament is a no-brainer for anyone watching their budget. Given the peace of mind that comes from having clog-free, break-free prints, it's a great deal. Especially for those tricky multicolor or extended prints through the AMS, saving on materials while maintaining quality is hard to beat. The prints themselves come out crisp and clean. I haven't encountered any bubbles or under-extrusion, and layers bond nicely. Even more impressive: I haven’t had a single feeder jam or filament tangle, which can be a nightmare when using the AMS. It's clear this filament has been dried and packaged well to avoid moisture issues—huge win there. Another thing I appreciate is how consistent the filament diameter seems to be. There’s less tuning required, and I haven’t had to baby the settings to avoid inconsistencies. Whether I’m printing small parts or longer batches, the spool structure feeds effortlessly and predictably. When all is said and done, this filament earns a full five stars from me. It delivers on what counts—smooth, reliable printing, and a price per spool that feels like a steal. No drama, no hassle, just consistent printing from start to finish. If you're using an AMS or any system that can be particular about filament, this one is a gem. It’s rare to find such dependable performance at this price point—but here it is. I’ll definitely be stocking up again.

Creality filament has been consistently reliable for me. I've ordered many rolls over the years, with black and white being my most-used colors since they suit the majority of my prints. The filament performs flawlessly across all of my 3D printers, feeds smoothly, and produces excellent print quality with a clean, consistent finish. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to anyone looking for dependable filament.

It’s high-quality PLA. I print perfect mechanical parts with this filament and it’s cheap (relatively) and always of the best quality. Amazon wants me to spell it out. You don’t need to dry it, unless you puncture the seal, then you have about a year before it starts to get stringy when it gets extruded. They’re vibrant, they get extruded evenly and don’t separate unless it’s your own printer sucking, and it’s easy as just putting it in and preheating the hotend. It doesn’t tangle.

I've only used some of thr blue filament thus far. The print finished just fine. I'm new to 3D printing. Setting up the slicer is weird. Just make sure you have the filament type dialed in before printing. Some printers let you change the nozzle temp mid print which is nice if you forgot to set it up correctly in the slicer.

The color of these filaments are pretty good. I do recommend printing out a benchy for each color so you really see the color in an actual print. I found that in my Ender 3 v3 se it works well right out the box. Didn’t have any problems trying to get it to cooperate and found it easy to use. It does stick to the bed pretty well but make sure to use an Elmers glue stick (purple!) to help. I do find it does still have adhesion issues once in a while but it’s not often. There is some stringing but if you take a hair dryer and LIGHTLY go back and forth without holding it in one spot then the strings curl up and basically disappear. A lighter works too but you have to be more careful. I do think the price is bit much for Creality filament in general but I plan on buying this again. 10/10 would recommend will buy again

Black, white, gray and yellow may not sound like the most adventurous assortment ever assembled. For a small 3D printing business, it is wonderfully practical. The three neutrals get used constantly for animals, details and functional pieces. Yellow is common enough in our colorful prints that it does not become the one lonely spool in a variety pack waiting to be inherited by future generations. The filament has been reliable for us and the colors look predictable once printed. A value pack is only a value if you actually use what is inside it. We use all four.

Un buen filamento excelente para trabajar y muy buen precio, me toco agarrarlo en oferta y es una de mis mejores compras.

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La verdad soy nuevo en esto del 3D pero a mí parecer si sale muy bien este filamento no me a dado problemas y las piezas salen muy bien.

Excelente producto

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