OVERTURE PETG 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm, Neatly Wound Durable PETG, 1kg Spool (2.2 lbs), Strong Toughness Filament, Accuracy +/- 0.02mm, Fit Most FDM Printers (Black)

Fabulous filament with excellent colour.Never worked with a better pet-g filament. Top quality of prints and finishing with my Bambu A1.Printed for over 8h without drying the filament and didn’t get any issues

Bought the Gold filament which is excellent, have tried other manufacturers golds and they have been very poor and skipped. Manufacturer suggests increasing bed temp. to 80C and it prints superbly have a further 2 rolls on order. Highly recommend.

I get fantastic looking prints with this PETG material. However, you must dry it overnight before every use (even straight from the sealed packet) and you must print really slowly by modern standards. Visible surfaces no more than 50mm/s and internal surfaces no more than 70mm/s, Temp 250C.

Printing with this filament is a breeze! No bubbling no weird stringing nothing, using the prusa mk4s the generic PETG setting works perfectly, printed a test to see how strong it really is as I was mostly using PLA with my ender 3 v2 neo, and wow, the difference is night and day, with the ender 3 I never really managed to dial in settings for printing PETG, I always had stringing and bubbling, it was a mess, but this one blows it out of the water, the filament is great, and arrived in a proper air-tight plastic bag.Great filament will be ordering more once I run out!

I bought a brown PETG filaments and the quality is poor. The temperature on the roll is 230-250. That is completely wrong. On 230 degrees it comes up from the plate. The item on the picture made on 250 degrees and still goes to the bin. Now half a roll is wasted and I’m testing on 268 degrees which is far above the specs. It is still meesy but a little bit better. I will not buy this filament again.The temperature for this product is 268C. Using that temperature and the 10mm/s speed working fine.Unfortunately, all specs on the product were wrong. Using my settings I can print this product fine.

[I’ve used OVERTURE PETG filament many times, and usually, it’s great. The print quality is solid, the filament flows smoothly, and it generally gives me reliable, high-quality results.That said, my most recent spool wasn’t up to the usual standard. I ran into several tangles throughout the spool, which was frustrating and caused a few interruptions while printing. This isn’t something I’ve experienced before with OVERTURE, so I’m hoping it was just a fluke. When it’s working properly, it’s one of my go-to filaments, but this time, the tangling slowed me down.]I have to say, whilst I've been printing for a while now, I'm still a novice.Look, I'm the kind of person that in years of printing has never printed a Benchy or any form of calibration cube/structure. I like to level on the fly and play around with settings semi-randomly to get a perfect print. (Oh, and I don't dry my filament, it's either on the printer or in an airtight/vacuum bag with some silica gel packs)With this in mind, ANYONE can use this PETG, with some small tweaking.I'm currently printing on an Ender 3 v2 with a different hot-end (nothing high tech). So again, a very entry level printer.Now to the review.I have tried many a PETG. From early on in my journey. Because if you can print stronger (I may actually mean stiffness or toughness, not sure), then why not?Well, my journey started with a lot of stringing and pain. I had gotten slightly better at printing PETG by fixing my retraction and other small settings, then I encountered OVERTURE.That was the day my life changed. I had settings that were working well enough then this PETG just made everything so much cleaner. I usually need to change so many settings, create a new profile, and do so much when changing just the filament brand (sometimes the colour 🙄). But with this PETG? Barely any changing, barely any stringing, rarely a problem. AND NO CLOGS!!!!!!!Look, if you want PETG, don't want to break the bank and are able to print it, then stop looking. You've won. You've found the holy grail. You've gone around the board multiple times, passing Go, and never taking the £200, because you've already won, you don't need the £200 from the monopoly man because you've found this PETG.If you don't want/can't print PETG, but still want "stronger" parts, look at their SuperPLA+, honestly incredible. I've written a review on that too.This isn't a promotion, I'm just genuinely SO impressed with OVERTURE's filaments

If you have ever tried to print 'glass' on an FDM printer, you will be familiar with the frustration and poor results that are usually obtained. Well, with a little tweaking of settings, making sure all lines and supports are printed in the same direction, high temperature and no cooling. This product with careful settings will print the closest thing to glass you will ever see from an FDM printer. Almost perfectly clear. Absolutely ideal for all those models out there that have clear parts or just as an interesting effect for ornaments and gifts. It does take a while to print, but the result is worth the wait. This product is the only one I've had consistent success with and that has printed perfectly every time. Be aware though, you need a HOT temperature to print with this, so it won't work in printers with a limited temperature height.Great price for a great product. Especially as it actually works.