Official Creality PETG 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm 1KG (2.2lbs), High Precision, Strong Toughness, Odorless, Better Flow, Moistureproof 3D Printing CR PETG Filament, Black

This PETG filament by Creality works great! I’ve run several prints with it on my 3D printer and the results have been consistently smooth, strong, and reliable. Layer adhesion is excellent, and it handles overhangs and bridges surprisingly well.It feeds cleanly with no clogs or tangling, and the finish has a nice glossy look that makes prints look sharp right off the bed. I’ve had no issues with stringing or warping, which is a big win when working with PETG.Creality really nailed it with this one. If you’re a PETG fan like me, this filament is a solid choice—great performance and great value. Highly recommend!

I’ve had a great experience using the CR PETG filament. It prints smoothly with minimal stringing and excellent layer adhesion. The quality is consistent throughout the spool, and the results are strong, durable prints with a nice glossy finish. It works well with standard PETG settings and doesn’t warp or clog my nozzle. Great value for the price—this is definitely a filament I’ll be reordering!

This is the best PETG I've printed with. I'm sure there are better ones, but I doubt Creality's Transparent PETG can be beaten at this price point. Granted, I've only really had experience with old Inland (Micro Center's brand) PETG before this, but this PETG is better. It sticks to the bed better. It sticks to itself better. It's simply easier to print with than even Creality's White PETG. I'm guessing that the more pigments are in a filament the more finicky they tend to be. In any case, the prints turn out frosty (or mostly clear for very thin prints). If you're on the fence, try this one!

Amazing quality filament that comes out looking amazing with bright vibrant colors. I have had no issues with creality filament as of yet. It's a super fair price for the quality and name, it is wound up great and runs smooth with never a hint of a tangle. I bought this box for some 4th of july outdoor decorations that so far have been soaking up sunlight with no damage or sign of UV fading on the parts, so like most petgs it is safe to use outside. And they don't soak up too much heat as I have birdhouses made out of it as well, and they stay surprisingly cool inside even with them out in the sun! Definitely will be purchasing more.

This stuff is very tough and reliable. It works very well with my 3d printer. You can print out alot with it.

To start with, I have a Bambu Lab X1C and tend to stick with Bambu filament because it’s just easier… it’s as simple as that. I purchase two rolls of this CR PETG since Bambu was completely out of the normal PETG HF I use; and I have to say I may not go back. I tossed this into the AMS and lied to my printer saying it was Bambu PETG HF (just uses different “settings”) and away I went. So far, it’s been printing nonstop this weekend spitting out plate after plate of brackets, and not a single failure or spaghetti incident (sorry Guns N Roses). The (white) color is great, seems very durable and printed smoothly, and seems to work great using my existing Bambu setting. I’ve already ordered more and may stay with this vs my Bambu HF.

I just received a brand new Creality K2 Plus printer, so instead of using the tried and true PETG that I've been using Successfully for 2 years, I opted to order this 'Creality' brand PETG instead.. Same company, it should work.. Right?!Nope!! Not even close!!1 black roll / 1 gray roll. Both placed in the new SUNLU quad roll dryer - Set for PEGT - Left to run until done drying..Print 1: Fails miserably.. Not enough heat to liquify properly, delamination, skipping, etc..*This is where I 'assumed' that it was 'User Error' on My part.. So I keep re-doing / re-setting, etc. Same Thing.. FAILURES TO PRINT..I finally figure it out - IT'S THE FILAMENT'S FAULT! It wasn't 'wound' onto the spool . . . it looked more like 'BRADED'!The line twisted onder and over line several rows over from it, knotting up, binding, jamming the printer's extruder..*This lead to a few nuclear melt downs, having to keep disassembling the extruder, clean out nuked tips, etc...Onto Roll Two: Gray roll, load, extru . . . extru . . . NOPE! NO EXTRUDE . . . The stuff wouldn't melt properly..What?!?!Again . . . NEW PRINTER, so I assume this has to me Me or the Printer! NOPE!Laser-Thermometer readings don't lie. Everything on the machine end Was Correct And Hot..I had to max out the tip temp, get it to melt in manually, but then it Wouldn't Retract..*This nonsense repeats on an endless loop before finally working . . well . . for 3/4 of a print . . Then FAILED..Yet again, it stopped melting, jammed the tip, and splooged out all over the hex-section of the nozzle..C'Mon!!So at this point, I go to cut the line at the spool, and Go Figure . . . the line is all knotted up in a bird-nest AGAIN.TWO ROLLS Back To Back - Different Colors, so, Different Batches.. Not Cool. [3 previously used brands work fine!!]*I initially intended on contacting the seller directly, but Amazon decided to make that harder to do/find, so, I guess we'll just rant about it here.HEADS UP!! [As Of Right Now] . . . ***AVOID!! -- NOT RECOMMENDED!!****I'll update IF/WHEN this issue is addressed/corrected

This is a very strong filament that results in nicely finished parts. I have had no issues with print quality or misfeeds. I will definitely buy this again.