Creality 3D Printer Filament, Rainbow PLA+ Filament 1.75mm, Multicolor PLA Plus Strong Toughness Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03mm, PLA Pro for Most 3D Printer, 1KG Spool(2.2lbs)

Really good dryer. It has a variety of settings and seems to work really well. I've been throwing a few spools in there over the past few weeks that needed drying and after a 4-8 hour dry the PLA worked great after. No popping anymore, better adhesion and print quality. Overall it just made the filament perform well. Obviously this doesn't help much if the filament doesn't need dried, but when it does, this thing works great. I will say I had issues printing directly from it, but that's likely more of a "I don't want to tinker that much" problem on my end and not the dryer. Overall I'd recommend it for sure.

Colors are great and the transition time between them is also great compared to many others that take awhile to transition to another color. Makes prints look really different and great.

I've been thoroughly impressed with the Creality PLA Plus Filament after using it for a 9-hour print session. The 1.75mm rainbow filament flowed smoothly with no tangles, and it worked flawlessly with my extruder, producing vibrant, detailed results. The ±0.03mm dimensional accuracy is spot-on, making it perfect for intricate designs like the vase and flowers I created (shown in the photo). The upgraded toughness held up well, and the colors blend beautifully. My only minor gripe is that it requires careful storage to avoid moisture, but that’s standard for PLA. For anyone into 3D printing, this filament offers great value and reliability for both functional and decorative projects.

It gets warm and takes the moisture out of my filaments. So far, I've tested PETG, PLA (and it's variants) and TPU, and all of them were nice and dry after some time. The good: it's quiet, it doesn't heat up the entire room, the screen is pretty nice and the bearings at the bottom mean that the spools move nice and smooth. The not so good: the rubber plug for the PTFE tube. Why? It's just a genuinely awful design for what should be a fitting and a nut. I had to buy my own fitting and drill a hole to 3/8th's to make it fit. DUMB. 45C for a minimum temp is kind of a bummer. 30 would be awesome so I could run just the fan, but the software doesn't let me. There is no factory spot for desiccant. No, really. A dryer box without a spot for desiccant. Of course one can be printed (already did), but it should at least have a QR code linking to one. There are plenty of options on the Creality Cloud, but there's no excuse to not have this be correct! The tiny tiny hole for moisture to escape is just too small. Also on CC are stl's that leave the lid propped open a tiny amount. Since I've gotten this, it's performed well, and my print quality has been outstanding. It does a good job at what it's designed to do, but some questionable design choices keep it from being a 5 star review. There are other, cheaper options out there, but the aesthetics matching my K1 SE was important.

Awesome filament no drying needed just works beautifully.

It’s good filament I just wish the color would change more often. It’s good if you’re making big prints but if you’re just making small ones, you’re gonna get a lot that are the same color. Still it adds a lot of variety and is good if you want some color but don’t want to buy 10 different rolls of filament

This prints well and is durable and strong especially when printed at 20% infill and 3d honeycomb. It needs cooling though as it prints otherwise it does sag but it does not have stringing or improperly formed areas. I like how easy it is to work with and how it does not clog in the extruder. What I don't like is how much cooling it needs. And it does need adhesive otherwise the prints fail. And it does have trouble with supports even at 10% so when it's printed on a different orientation that adhesive causes some visible imperfections but nothing that affects structure or strength. Recommended with caveats around cooling and supports.

This rainbow filament looks nothing like what the picture shows. It's not shiny at all - it's very dull and the colors aren't vibrant. The colors are also spaced way too far apart so if you want something with a rainbow effect you'll have to print a HUGE print. Also, it's wound way too tightly on the roll, so it binds up. I decided to try a large print to get the effect and it failed 8 hours in to a 10 hour print because the filament got tangled on the roll and the printer couldn't pull it off. I'll never buy Ender filament again.

より安定した出力結果を求めるならフィラメントの状態は大切。密閉され常に環境を保持できるので失敗なく出力できています。

Good print quality

Love it

I hands down will recommend using crealitys stuff hands down as the navy blue is amazing and prints come out soon smooth right out of the bag it comes in no drying or anything and it sticks to my bed very well ....I will not be using any other brands except creality on my ender 3 max neo

I've been using Creality ABS filament for my 3D printing projects, and I'm thoroughly impressed. The filament extrudes smoothly and consistently, resulting in high-quality prints with excellent layer adhesion. The ABS material is robust and durable, making it perfect for functional prototypes and mechanical parts. One of the standout features of this filament is its minimal warping, even on larger prints. This has saved me countless hours of frustration during the printing process. Additionally, the filament's vibrant colors add a professional touch to my creations, making them stand out. Furthermore, I appreciate Creality's attention to detail in their filament manufacturing. Each spool is tightly wound and vacuum-sealed, ensuring optimal filament quality and preventing moisture absorption. This level of care translates to reliable and consistent printing results. Overall, I highly recommend Creality ABS filament to anyone looking for high-quality printing material. Whether you're a hobbyist or a professional, you can trust Creality to deliver outstanding performance and reliability for all your 3D printing needs.