AnkerMake PLA+ 3D Printing Filament, AnkerMake Official Filament, 2-Pack, 4.4 lb / 2 kg, Smooth, High-Adhesion Rate, Designed for High-Speed Printing - Red

Great filament and value. And it's HyperPLA compliant, so print quality is maintained at 500 mm/s printing and above. I'm printing at 600 mm/s with no undesirable artifacts or issues printing. Really good filament, obviously as it's currently out of stock.

Good bed adhesion. Flows good.

Very high flow filament. Price is great when I’m deals

Clean layers prints and very strong and durableTry 230 degree with cooling

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Good product, nice quality!

Anker makes 3-D printing a breeze, with this easy to load and work with filament. Recommended.

I recently acquired an AnkerMake 3D printer which, from the onset, has provided remarkable performance. After using up all the included filament, I found myself at a crossroad - should I stick with the AnkerMake filament or try a different brand? I decided to venture out and try a different brand, hoping it would be up to the task.Unfortunately, I was met with disappointment. The non-Anker filament couldn't cope with the high-speed performance of the AnkerMake printer. Even when I compromised and reduced the printing speed, the results still paled in comparison to the original AnkerMake filament.The AnkerMake PLA+ filament, I realized, offered a print quality that was both smooth and flawless, a standard I hadn't appreciated fully until my venture outside the AnkerMake ecosystem. When it came to the quality of the final prints, the difference was night and day. The new brand didn't deliver to the same standard, neither in finish nor in structural integrity.To sum up, if you are using an AnkerMake 3D printer and want to maintain a high standard of print quality, I'd wholeheartedly recommend sticking to the AnkerMake PLA+ 3D Printing Filament. This 2-pack option is not only cost-effective but also ensures your prints will retain their smoothness and perfection. It is a classic case of 'you get what you pay for,' and with AnkerMake, you're certainly getting the best. Don't make the same mistake I did - stick with the filament that matches your printer's capabilities and witness the quality for yourself.

Absolutely not the cheapest. In fact it’s quite expensive. But the best quality by far