iSANMATE 3D Printer Filament Clear PLA, Multicolor Transparent Transition Glitter Filament, Gradient Purple Blue Multicolor PLA Filament, 3D Printing Filament 1KG/2.2lb, Blue Violet Galactic

I’ve had a great experience using iSANMATE PLA filament! It feeds smoothly, adheres well to the print bed, and delivers consistent, clean prints with sharp details. I was especially impressed with how little stringing or warping I got, even on longer prints.The filament comes vacuum-sealed and tangle-free, which shows they care about quality and storage. It’s also very beginner-friendly—no special tuning needed to get great results on my first try. For the price, the quality really exceeded my expectations!This is a reliable go-to filament for everyday prints, especially if you're looking for a solid balance between quality and value.

I love these matte multi-extrusion filaments, these turned out great. It's almost hard to believe these two objects came from the same spool at this viewing angle.Regular PLA settings worked perfectl, this stuff is a treat!

The color of this filament was great.It printed amazingly well.I liked how it gave a layered look.It came sealed in a plastic bag which helped it stay dry.I would highly recommend.

Beautiful! The filament printed well with no issues. The color is a pink shifting to a shimmering glowy yellow. The whole effect is soft, pretty and subtle. I always dry filaments before printing and read the manufacturer’s notes on temperature and speed before making a 3D print. I am going to order another spool of this after I submit this review.

The only negative comment I have, and this is the same with every color changing roll I’ve used. I’d like if the average grams per color change was in the description. To get a general idea of how much change will be in any particular print.Better yet, would be options for rolls that change faster or slower. That way if someone has a small print you could use a faster changing roll to get more colors.

Neptune 3 Pro, 210-60 @ .16Edit: It will clog. Be ready. 86% into a print and it clogged. Only the second filament I’ve had clog.Ok, first, yeah it’s only 20% wood. So if you’re thinking that you can spend a little less and get a wood like appearance than keep looking. The only thing that’s wood-like is that it’s brown.Printed a test cube first and was a little surprised that it looked and felt just like a straight PLA print. The cube was dimensionally accurate. Yeah, 20% wood ain’t a lot and I stupidly thought I’d get at least some appearance of wood. Not so much. Emailed seller asking if there’s something I’m doing wrong and the reply was that it’s 80% plastic…duh. Not so great CS, but yeah ok.So out of the box the filament looks and feels a bit like you’d expect. Semi-rough with a matte brown color. The spool appears to be wound tightly and well enough. The filament wasn’t brittle and easy enough to feed.So I started a 16 hr print to see what I’d get. I am apparently getting a brown print. Not so good one at that. Running at 210 degrees and . .16 layer height this prints very low quality. Really resembles mud or another semi-solid brown substance…usually left behind as waste.Now to be clear I did expect some of this. It’s cheap compared to other wood(like) filaments.This review though is based on results. The results so far are on the low end of what to expect from cheap filament. At such a low percentage of wood I don’t expect this to be too hard on a brass nozzle, but given the reviews of their other filaments I’d recommend a hardened steel nozzle to be safe. Jump printing temp accordingly to avoid a clog as steel requires a bit more than a brass nozzle.At 60 degrees I had no adhesion issues on a smooth PEI plate. It’s PLA+ so it behaves as expected there. 210 prints ok, but that quality is rough. At .16 layers are still very visible on the top and any slopes. More so than what I get from a quality PLA only filament. I guess you could say it looks like wood, if you were carving your model with a chainsaw.Overall I’ll pass on this brand in the future. There are better wood-like filaments and better, cheaper PLA alternatives as well. There a even better browns out there. I’ll find something to do with this, but it’ll be a good while before it’s used up.

The filament was easy to work with and yielded some beautiful prints. Very reasonable pricing. The attached images are all of the same piece. I took different angles so that you could see the effect moving 360 around the piece.

Awesome looking filament and super strong plastic. Dense and durable, took a little bit to clean up but end result looked pretty cool. Filament had excellent adhesion and smooth printing. After clean up the sparkles showed pretty well.