ERYONE PLA Filament 3D Printer Filament Bundle Multicolor 1.75mm +/- 0.03mm, PLA Filament 250g Spool, 4 Rolls, Silk Dual Color 1

I’ve used a lot of silk PLA filaments, and this ERYONE 4-spool bundle (250g each) is easily one of the best value sets I’ve tried. What I Loved: Stunning Metallic Shine: The luster on these colors—Liquid Gold, Silver, Red Copper, and Green—is exceptional. They produce a rich, mirror-like sheen that hides layer lines extremely well and gives every print a premium, metallic look right off the bed. Flawless Print Quality: Print quality has been smooth and consistent across all four spools. I experienced zero clogs, minimal stringing, and uniform layer adhesion with no popping or bubbling. The diameter tolerance (+/-0.03mm) is reliable throughout. Convenient 250g Spools: The 250g size is perfect for accent pieces, articulated figures, decorative models, or multi-color prints where you don't necessarily need a full 1kg roll of a single color. It lets you keep a variety of shiny options on hand without cluttering your workspace. Easy Bed Adhesion: Adhesion to textured PEI sheets was effortless at standard PLA settings (around 200–215°C nozzle / 60°C bed), with zero warping at the corners. Verdict: If you're looking for high-shine, reliable silk PLA for decorative prints, display models, or articulated toys, this ERYONE bundle delivers top-tier results. Highly recommended, and I’ll definitely be ordering more!

I’ve never had much success with—or much need for—silk PLA, so I’d mostly stayed away from it. But since I enjoy printing seasonal items, I started looking into some autumnal and holiday colors. That’s when I was introduced to Eryone’s multicolor packs. These sets come with four 250g spools, offering a great variety of colors without committing to a full 1kg spool. Mine was Silk PLA 1, with green, gold, copper, and silver. As with everything I’ve received from Eryone, each spool arrived well sealed and dry, and the filament didn’t snap easily. While these smaller spools work great with a hanging spool system, I use a Bambu AMS. The spool width was too narrow for my AMS drop-in mods, so I printed a simple spool adapter and hit print. Without doing any settings tests, I went straight to the recommended settings—and it came out beautifully! No stringing or other issues. All of the shiny filament in the pictures came straight from this pack, and man, does it look cool! My personal favorite was the green against matte black for the Green Lantern print. If you want silk filament to look even more brilliant, put it against a matte filament. The silk enhances the light while the matte surface absorbs it, making that shine really pop. The two gourds are tealight holders, and then there’s the ever-elusive 10mm socket (IYKYK). If you have a smaller project in mind, or just don’t want to commit to a huge 1kg spool that may sit around drying out on the shelf, these Eryone silk PLA filaments are definitely worth a look!

I’m extremely impressed with the ERYONE Silk PLA Filament Bundle. The colors—Liquid Gold, Silver, Red Copper, and Green—are absolutely stunning with a rich, glossy silk finish that really makes prints pop. The shine looks almost metallic and gives decorative models a premium, eye-catching appearance right off the printer. Print quality has been excellent. The filament feeds smoothly with consistent diameter, no clogs, and very minimal stringing. Layer adhesion is strong, and details come out crisp and clean, even on more intricate designs. I printed a decorative multi-color piece and the surface finish required almost no post-processing. Each spool was neatly wound and vacuum sealed, and the smaller 0.25kg spools are perfect for color-swap projects or testing without committing to a full roll. Great bundle for artistic prints, display pieces, and gifts. If you want vibrant color, silky shine, and reliable performance, this bundle is a fantastic choice. Highly recommended!

Edited to add : While I can't say that I am a fan of the glow in the dark filament, Eryone brand is not bad overall. The company saw my review and reached back out to offer a free sample of any of their other filaments that I would like to try and I chose a silk rainbow filament called "Candy" that printed perfectly. I've added a photo of a few of the things that I printed with that filament. If the price is right compared to other brands, I will take another chance on Eryone in the future. The blue glow in the dark filament is the stringiest filament I've ever seen, but the green is so brittle that it isn't even usable because it snaps into pieces while trying to load it into the printer. I contacted the company about getting replacement spools for the 2 green spools that we can't use at all and they told me to send them pictures of the spool plus pictures of the problem I'm having. When I did this, they told me to ask Amazon for a refund or they'll give me a promo for 25% off my next order. I'm outside of my return window because these were Christmas gifts that my children just got around to using due to getting so much other filament and I won't be ordering from this company again with that type of customer service, so I guess I'm just out the money I wasted on 2 boxes of this filament. Lesson learned to always try out new filament before the return window closes.

Summary: Eryone is great easy filament to work with and gonna buy more now. Def recommend this one. I have two ender 3 that runs with octopis. First ender 3 has all metal microswiss and second ender 3 has everything stock except it is direct drive. Both Ender 3s are direct drive. I used generic PLA in Cura to start with and I will list out below what I changed. First Ender 3 (All metal microswiss with PEI sheet and CR Touch) Retraction Distance = 0.8mm Retraction Speed = 35 mm/s Combing Mode = Not in Skin Second Ender 3 (Direct Drive Stock with PEI sheet) Bed Temperature = 70C Print Speed = 50 mm/s Retraction Distance = 1.5mm Retraction Speed = 35mm/s Combing Mode = Within Infil At the first, I ran temperature tower, retraction tower, and Benchys as test subjects. I ended up using generic PLA temperature except for second Ender 3 then tuned retraction for Direct drive mode. I noticed that my stock Ender 3 was struggling with adhesive but I was having great lucks to slow print and keep stringing inside of infill. I printed Darth Vader and Flexi-Rex with stock Ender 3, and the print came out great. Rest of other prints are done by first Ender 3 and print quality looks super great. I find that Eryone is great as Overture which is my favorite filament to work with. Now I will be buying more Eryone since quality is great especially you didn't have to change much. Plus look what I have made and I love what I have printed. Color looks so sick for models and they will be in living room where everyone can see them. For tips to make color looks clean, try print with low infil for base and then use vase mode or support block to have rest of model to be 0% infil. All of models can be found on Printables.

Blue and Green work as they should the Orange and Rainbow work only as clear filament in my eyes. Changed them both for 3 days under light and barely got a hint of the color it should be. Waste of time there should have just bought the blue and green instead of the 4 pack. I guess it's what happens sometimes but do wish they would have worked would of been some great prints, but oh well. Won't get on here and say don't buy this product, but I will say be sure to get the correct working colors. Guess I'll have to try somewhere else because Im pretty sure I can't return it after using some.. will update with pics later. So after printing with it and changing them it seems like I will now say don't get this it's trash got it to stick to the plate but as you can see it still doesn't print that well at all besides the glow not being what it should have been waste of time and money. Run drive or fly away from this one it's high level trash..

Really nice filament if you’re going for looks. The dual-color effect is awesome and the silk finish makes prints look super clean and shiny. Not quite as easy as regular PLA—I had to tweak temps and slow things down a bit. It’s also a little weaker, so I wouldn’t use it for functional parts. Overall, great for decorative prints and totally worth it if you want that eye-catching finish.

These filaments react best in UV light. They charge ok in direct white LED light. If you charge them for 30 seconds to a minute in black light, they will glow for a decent amount of time. They will be bright enough to read by for a short while before fading to the approximate brightness of a spent match head for a longer period of time. The yellow glows only briefly, for maybe a minute. The green and blue are the brightest and the longest lasting. The green is the only one I have had trouble printing with. It strings, and I had to stop several attempts to remove a forming blob of death - so I would suggest not to print anything unfamiliar in this filament if you are not comfortable supervising occasionally. Lowering the temperature 5-10 degrees helped with the green. Considerations aside, this has been a fun introduction to glow-in-the-dark filaments, and I will purchase more. UPDATE: I bought more and unfortunately the purple is worthless, it printed perfectly the first time but then wouldn't stick to the bed on subsequent prints on the very same day. I've tried different temperatures and speeds, recalibrated, etc etc. it beads up and sticks to the head but not the bed.

È stata la prima volta che sentivo questa marca, per la curiosità ho deciso di provare per verificare la qualità. Devo dire, qualità di stampa eccellente, deformazioni impercettibili ( dai 190 ai 200 gradi stampa alla perfezione ), effetto , lucentezza e percezione al tatto molto piacevoli. ( In base a come si gira il filo durante la stampa cambia l’effetto sul oggetto ) Quindi si confermo, marchio molto ma molto valido, ottimo rapporto qualità prezzo.

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This filament is so cool. Have used it a bunch to make dragons for my son and his friends. Have also been printing 3D plant pots and they have turned out so cool. Still have to play around with the settings to get them to swirl together but still new to the world of printing.

Me agradaron mucho, lo malo es que venían (creo) algunos como que a presión por loq ue se atascaban y provocaban algunos errores a la impresora al momento de suministrar el filamento, fuera de eso muy recomendable

primero que nada, buen producto..... pero me saco canas verdes al principio, se atascaba en el extrusor, compre un extrusor nuevo, y tan tan.... pero no era el extrusor, uso una creality K1 SE y para imprimir bien y sin atascos no pongan el filamento dentro del tubo de teflon pues esto causa los atascos, la friccion dentro detiene el flujo, empeze a imprimir como si fuese TPU, directo al extrusor y todo solucionado no fue necesario bajar la velocidad de impresion al tenerlo directo sin el tubo bowden