FLASHFORGE 3D Printer Filament Chameleon PLA Color Shift Filament 1.75mm, Changes Color with Light and Angles, 1KG Spool (2.2lbs), Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.02mm for FDM 3D Printers (Burnt Titanium)

This stuff worked amazing. We had a brand new printer and did very little setup and it worked exactly as it should, without ever printing with PETG. Adhesion was perfect, and I didn't even use my PETG side of the plate. Orca dialed in the temp range automatically which worked out perfectly. Never clogged once, and prints were super strong.. Would absolutely buy this again. Color was beautiful as well.

Used this PLA to create Valentine’s toys for kids and it worked perfectly. Prints were smooth with little to no layer lines, and the pieces came out strong and durable—great for small, detailed items. Easy to print and very consistent quality. Would definitely buy again.

Excellent filament. Great spool. Haven't had any issues, no warped spool from over vacuum sealing, no stringing and the texture and color is fantastic.

I am on my fifth spool and I have to say this filament is great 👍 I am running a Bambu Lab P1S with hardened steel nozzle and extruder gears. This filament works great with that setup. I have just been running the Bambu Generic CF PETG print profile with zero issues. I am also running it through my AMS. I did have a clog when I first started printing with it. That was due to me messing with the tool head fan speed. Once I went with the Bambu print profile, I haven't had any problems. The finish is also excellent. No adhesion or warping issues. I do use a glue stick on the build plate. The strength 💪 of this filament is great 👍 Super strong. The price & product is great! I highly recommend it.

Note that while this is good quality PLA, it is not transparent (like glass or crystal) it is just uncoloured.

This filament is of great quality and the finish looks clean and has a nice texture to make the prints feel premium. It is more abrasive, however I really like how it looks with a 0.4 nozzle. Haven't had issues with clogging nor stringing. It is best to dry it before use. I do wish the spools had an RFID to make it easier to use in my other printer.

I've had nothing but issues with other filaments such as Nylon-CF from Microcenter, so I was a bit hesitant to give this a try - but I have been nothing but impressed. The print quality was amazing even without calibration, the extrusion is consistent, the layer lines are perfect, the strength is impressive, and it doesn't even need an enclosure to print! I will be picking up more of this for my projects.

This is the first PETG filament I used with my printer. Its consistent performance makes it easier to dial in and helps to take a variable out when troubleshooting printer issues, which I appreciate. The color is pretty neat, and printing items with lots of angles or surfaces really helps to show off the spectrum. Mostly consists of a mix of blue, green, purple, with a shade of black to darken it up, though I'd say the base, or the "neutral" color is definitely teal. Personally I was hoping for a darker purple/black base, but I think their Obsidian color is meant to be closer to that? Will try and see. I was having adhesion issues to start but I was able to dial it in and haven't had an issue since, so fingers crossed. I'm using a stock Ender V3 KE with the included textured plate. I set the temps a bit higher than listed on the filament. For the base layer, I used 245 nozzle 85 bed, 250 nozzle 90 bed after, with no fan for the first few layers. Clean the plate before/after every print with alcohol and microfiber rag. I'm 90% done with the spool and this has worked great for bed adhesion.