Beautiful prints without faults due to the filament, nice color transitions, as well as the result. Everything I printed for my little one, he was thrilled with the colors (especially the poop emoji). I will choose it again!

Inferior to eSUN PLA+. At least in mini prints, see DnD minis etc. Many parts break more easily, and durability is lower than the competition.

As a material OK I had no problem like all the others but as a color it's definitely not red, it's a bit darker than orange and quite a bit lighter than red. I would call it Coral

For its price, excellent! (I got it for €12) ...I had no problems! Personal recommendation to everyone, just make sure it hasn't absorbed moisture from the factory - otherwise, do a drying and it will be fine.

In general, 3/3 spools, all prints were perfect, neither warping nor shrinking

Very hard!! If you raise the nozzle temperature to 220 it actually makes very good prints. I see no reason to buy PETG again, which consumes a lot of energy and damages the printer

It is PLA+, which means it is a bit different from regular PLA. It took quite a bit of effort to print it on the Ender 3 V3 KE. The layers would separate from each other or the first layer would detach. I searched on Reddit and others had similar experiences, and generally, you need to tweak the cooling. The settings I used that seemed to work and finally allowed me to print what I wanted were:

• For the first 3 layers, have no cooling
• For all subsequent layers, have the fans running at 50 to 60% of their power.

It might matter that my printer is open-type and not enclosed. However, with the equivalent eSun PLA+ filaments, I don't have any issues.

The shade is light blue, a lighter color than in the photo. It arrived with a lot of moisture and needed drying.

Good material, I work quite a bit with ombre in general so I worked it a lot. It is more glossy than the rest of the Ender series. 4 stars because for a period it made me experience clogs. It requires slightly more temperature than usual. Overall good adhesion and result. Not the best I've seen, but quite good.

While most of the Ender series were decent, the "red" is not red and as a material it drips a lot. It was used on Ender 3 S1.

Same quality as their printers... A thousand times better to go for Sunlu which is cheaper and I had a much better result

Good and easy material. I print on Ender 3 S1 - Nozzle 195 first 200-205 later & Bed 60-70 depending on the size of the file that touches the bed. I have the stock smooth bed without glue. Generally low speeds especially on the first layer. I haven't had any problems so far.

Rating the white from the Ender series, very good material and easy in everything (temperatures, adhesion, extrusion) and nice appearance. I mainly used it for figures and decorative objects. One of the best and easiest materials I have worked with on an Ender 3 S1 printer

While the orange and white colors I tried print very well with the blue, I haven't managed to make any proper prints despite experimenting with different temperatures. Basically, the flow is intermittent and doesn't leave a continuous line. I tried on two different printers and got the same results. Changing the filament to another color works perfectly. I don't know if I happened to get a problematic batch or if the color added is indeed the issue.

Nice warm white