It's nonsense, I don't care what they say in the reviews, they don't know anything, it's the most useless plastic there is.

No problems with the Bambulab A1

Reliable PLA for everyday prints, with consistent diameter and good bed adhesion. Works without issues on most printers and produces clean, uniform layers. The white color is quite “pure,” not yellowish. The quality is consistent for its price, although it does not reach premium brands. Very good choice for general use and large prints.

a nice and cheap filament does its job and more without any special adjustments I highly recommend it for all tasks

For its price (at 10€) I have no complaints. It prints just fine with generic settings without any problem.

It has a problem with curling at the corners and overhangs.
I would not recommend it for prints that require details

Unfortunately, a very bad experience. The filament does not unwind smoothly from the spool, it keeps "sticking" and causes problems with the flow. This results in failed prints, especially on long-duration pieces.

You can't leave it to run on its own — you have to constantly watch it to unblock it and manually give it some "slack." For serious use, it is practically unsuitable.

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

Very good!

Very good!

Very good... One of the nicest marble filaments in texture and visually beautiful that I have used. Prints without problems

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

dry and it ruined 2 nozzles of a 3-month-old printer
I am talking about the black one

Very good filament for the Bambu lab A1.

I bought 2, one printed many prints perfectly, the other destroyed a printhead until I realized it was defective.

It does its job, it fit and worked just fine on my Kobra 3 v2, packaging was excellent. My only complaint is that, unlike ANYCUBIC's PLA, this one smells during use. Other than that, it's a good product that I would definitely recommend for a quick resupply, if you don't want to wait the 3-5 weeks it takes for the original to arrive.

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.

disappointing results. Terrible material adhesion to the bed, the layers peel off easily, poor print quality… I never had any of these issues with other filaments (e.g. cr-pla)

In general, I don't easily leave comments on products. I decided to try this particular one because of the price and brand. The positive aspect is that it is not as transparent as some of the more expensive ones I have bought.
This one prints just fine, it just needs special care compared to most PLA and it will mostly print slower than others for a similar visual result.
Also, the filament tends to break and leave a piece inside, I mention this mainly because I use Bambu and during automatic changes it happened 2-3 times.
It also compresses easily and in this way causes clogs in the extruder and not in the hotend, so you need to loosen the spring in the extruder by one or two clicks for this specific filament, so for anyone printing fast, it's not suitable.
For me, since I print with a 0.2mm nozzle with this one, I have no problem because the speed is low anyway due to the nozzle, which doesn't have a high volumetric speed.
Tested on printing about 350 identical parts.

While the orange prints perfectly without any issue, the white—2 spools, both—leave small gaps with no material. I change the temperature, still nothing. Does anyone know what might be wrong?

For very rough prints it's ok, nothing more
I use it for samples as a cheap solution to get rid of it
Its finish is terrible on three different printers
It absorbs moisture very easily..
A lot of stringing
It needs a very careful temperature setup

the worst pla I have ever used. even with very high temperatures for pla, it is not able to print effectively...

It is not rainbow, just different colors that go in order

I bought it for Bambu Labs A1. I used filaments from Bambu Labs and found that this filament is clearly inferior to Bambu Labs'. It is not as smooth in texture, it slightly detached from the plate, and makes slight errors at the corners on flat surfaces. In some cases, it might be my fault, but I tried lowering speeds and temperature, dried it for a few hours, without a change in the result. For its price, it's definitely worth it when you don't care about 100% quality

For the blue color: slightly inferior quality compared to the plain black CR PLA, but maybe the color was to blame... Generally okay for a price of 14€

I think it's fine for its price, I've seen detachments from the bed but generally it prints without issues

I used 2 spools on a Bambu P1S for printing large objects. Everything went perfectly with the default settings and the quality came out very good.

It was the first filament I bought and I found it very good for simple use. I used it with Ender v3.

As a material, it is quality, but the spool was quite tangled, so for large projects, you can't use it because it breaks every so often.

I print perfectly on Creality Ender 2 Pro. On the white one, you can intervene with posca markers and paint as you wish.