Stronghero3DPLA 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm,Galaxy Red,Black,Silk Purple,Net Weight 1kg Accuracy +/-0.05mm

Finally got around to using this with my Bambu Lab X1C. Results are really impressive. Very Matt like texture which almost entirely hides the layer lines and the colour is really vivid. It’s a premium filament but the results are impressive

Brilliant and amazing, highly recommended this product for a 3D printer

Ignoring the fact that the multicolours really don’t change like their pictures suggest, my biggest issue was clogging with the “ Stronghero3D PLA 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm Vertigo Galaxy Rainbow Multicolors Accuracy +/-0.05mm Net Weight 1kg(2.2Lbs) for Ender3 Prusa”After clearing my nozzle 3 times for minor clogging this filament, I had to admit defeat on the fourth attempt. Cleaning filament and cold pulls ten times, plus nozzle cleaning needle, couldn’t clear the partial blockage left by the glitter. Cleaning filament still had glitter in after 10 runs.I’ve had to order a new nozzle at this point.It’s possible other filament is okay, but DO NOT USE THEIR FILAMENT WITH GLITTER.

I bought the one titled "Silk Gold and Black". The label on the spool reads "Color: Black Red Gold".It's a filament that is decent enough for the price. There is definitely a sparkle of glitter in it and it has a nice silk sheen when printed. I had to increase the bed temperature on my Ender 3 Pro from my normal 60c to 70c (although that measures at approximately 65c with an infrared thermometer, but most other PLAs stick fine at the printer's 60c setting).Other print settings I used:-Hot end - 200c-Bed 70c (65c measured)-Thicker initial layer height-50mm/s print speed-10mm retraction @ 40mm/sOne criticism I have is that the colour transition is very long. As you may see from the images, my Heat Tower & 3DBenchy are a pretty uniform gold colour & at the time of writing this I am halfway through an articulated dragon model and we are still pretty much the same colour. I think you'd have to print a fairly large model to get the effect on the product images.*Update*Experienced my first ever nozzle blockage on this printer 8 hours into a 9.5 hour print with this filament. I think that although it's not overly glittery, after a certain point the glitter does seem to clog the nozzle. You can perhaps see in my 4th image where there is a clearly defined line in the print. This is where the nozzle is blocked. Luckily I was nearby and could hear the extruder motor clicking so was able to pause the print, clear the blockage and continue in an effort to salvage the 8 hours I'd invested in this print. Not the best though & clearly leaves a weak spot in the print.I'm still rather disappointed in the length of the colour transition. That dragon was a good 16 meters of filament and had no discernable transition.

Prints successfully 1/5 prints before having to fully unclog. Disappointing as beautiful

filament isn't bad as long as you print it using generic PETG settings it wont print properly on a prusa MK3S+ printer if you use the recommended temperature printed on the side of the spool. after many many failed prints tried PETG temps 230c+ before it would stick to the plate 75c bed i think it has been mislabelled as PLA.