Hyper ABS Filament for K1/K1 Max/K2/K2 Plus, Official 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm for High-Speed Printing Convenient Open Printing ABS Filament, 1kg(2.2lbs) Spool (Black)

Worked perfectly no issues

I am using this on my Bambu A1. No enclosure needed! I have had spectacular results. I didn't even dry it before use. No warping at all. Pretty low odor. Nice bed adhesion AND removal. I don't use ABS a lot, but when I need to print something that has to be very sturdy, I like to use ABS. Overall -- very pleased. I just wish it came in a few more colors....

I love this Hyper-ABS for prints that need a compromise on speed, finish, and durability. Once you get the settings dialed it, this filament is great for large prints that would warp with regular abs. I run it at the same temp as abs but higher speeds. It's not as high temp resistant as regular abs but it's comparable to petg temp resistance. I use this instead of petg or pla when I want a detailed print that will last. More matte than petg and more durable than pla. Not a substitute for actual abs if you need abs specs though. I use abs, asa, pa for higher temp or higher durability models. Petg for impact resistant models that need some flex. And hyper abs for anything I used to print with pla and some items I used to print with petg.

I print parts for cars with abs and let me tell you this filament is great even in the California summer it holds up. Yeah if you’ve never printed in ABS there is an optimal setup to make sure the print sticks to the bed and doesn’t curl up in the corners but this differs based on each printer and its location but once you are dialed in it’s perfect. I’ve tried many ABS filaments and I keep coming back for the price and fast delivery.

BEWARE!! DO NOT TRY TO RESPOOL THESE SPOOLS. THEY DELIBERATELY CHANGED THE DIAMETER OF THE INNER SPOOL, THIS MAKES RESPOOLING IMPOSSIBLE AND NOW YOUVE ALREADY TORN INTO YOURS. BEWARE!! Otherwise it’s a good filament for the most part, I have not had any critical failures. I have not had an opportunity to do much outside with the current temps. I’ll report back should something remarkable happens, color is consistent. ABS is typically a highly durable filament at and this is a great price.

Buena calidad de material, lo imprimí desde una impresora de marca creality y el resultado fue bastante bueno.

This ABS is very easy to use. My first print was at 200, 4X the normal speed. Its fast, looks great, and its strong. It had no problem sticking to my glass bed with just a glue stick.

I have used cou tless rolls of this in my k1 max and it always gives me great results and super fast prints. Adheres well, I wish it was a bit cheaper, but I have no problem spending that much for quality filament.

Not White, more like opaque. Strong, but spoiled a lot of filament on claimed 270C, best temp appears to be around 255C at least on Centauri carbon, then all goes well... Also preheat chamber to 35-38+C, otherwise initial layers look shrunk.

Ce filament ne dégage pas d’odeurs forte. J’ai imprimé une poubelle a l'aide d'une machine k1c de creality. Le matériel à très bien adhéré couche après couche. Imprimé a haute vitesse (350 mm/s). Très solide, il sert a construire des pièces qui nécessite dureté et résistance a l'usure. Aucune toile lors de l'impression ni de blocage de buse. Le filament est bien roulé, il je se coincera pas durant l’impression.

Used it to print terrain for my Fallout Wasteland Warfare with high quality on a Prusa Mk3. Great finish for barricades.

Printed well on my Bambu A1. No issues with this filament.

Appears to have clogged my K1C extruder, caused stepper motor to overheat and melted the terminal to the extruder pcb board on my new K1C. I had been using 2 other brands of ABS for multiple prints with no problems. Was loving my K1C. Decided to try the creality hyper abs thinking it should work well with their own brand of printer. I went out as the print was running well for first several layers, and when I returned expecting to find the print done I saw it was only half way thru the print and giving the message the print was completed. I restarted the print only to get a clicking noise from the extruder. Tried clearing the nozzle and it was totally jammed. Took the extruder apart and found filament shavings inside and that filament had melted inside the extruder. This likely caused the motor to overheat because the connection to the pcb on the extruder was melted meaning the board would now need replacing. Will not be an easy fix.