For some reason, even though it is gloss, it comes out matte and does not print correctly; it does a lot of wrap on figures. The Soleyn Ulta is very good

I have a Bambu Lab H2S. Settings I use: dynamic pressure 0.025.
I have bought quite a few of the CREALITY CR PETG; the transparent one is quite good for transparent prints.

CREALITY SOLEYIN PETG: all the colors are quite good. My favorite is the white one, which is slightly translucent and quite beautiful.

Creality soleyin PLA white is not translucent at all..

Update: suddenly their price went up from €6.30-10.00 (depending on the color)
At €22.0 for the white one, at that price I’m going for Bambu bulk sale at €10.35.

I haven't managed to get a proper print. It keeps coming loose.
It prints the same design with the same settings using filaments from another company.

2nd color, after beige (transparent).
I dare say the transparent one seemed a tiny bit better to me. As for durability, so far everything is the same. VFM and without any particular issues in the prints (perhaps the nozzle needs better cleaning between prints with another material).

I use it to make spools for filaments that come loose. It is enough to make 5 pieces of BambLab.

It needs some attention with the flow, speed, and temperature settings on the nozzle and the hotbed.
But generally, it is a cheap and easy-to-use filament

It’s not green green, it’s the light green. As soon as I make the first print, I’ll upload photos too. In general, with Creality, although they are "slow" for proper prints, I am very satisfied. 4 stars because it’s not the classic green.

Affordable and -so far- durable.
It isn't beige, but transparent.
Glue was applied to the plate, and there was no problem with the prints. Also, because I used it up in about 10 days, with temperatures above 30°C, everything went well.

I'm giving this rating just for its color, it was a terrible canary style, fluorescent like highlighters, definitely not yellow

Very cheap as a material, Creality's PETG, but you definitely need a dryer to work with it. Before I bought the dryer, I had various issues mainly clogs and appearance problems due to the moisture inside the material. From the moment it goes into the dryer, after a few hours all the problems are solved. I have stopped using PLA, I like that PETG is not so brittle and it withstands bending and temperatures better. Again, according to its price (around €8 per kilo) it seems perfect! For the tough jobs, there is also ASA or ABS with their own issues...

Much lighter in color than I expected and than it appears in the photo. Otherwise, very good printing

Very good filament for the Bambu lab A1.

The 2nd spool from Creality that arrives broken. It cannot be used in the AMS without repair or transferring it to another one.

it is truly the best paint I have ever bought and the cheapest!!! I feel like I should have paid three times as much creality thank you

Super super

Very cheap and good filament, I have many and various colors, I never had a printing problem on Bambu lab p1s

I have used the red and the black a lot, excellent material and very easy to print with.

very good, but you need to be a bit careful with the fan when cooling the model (lower the fan speed to 30% to 40%)

excellent filament for its price. I have bought several rolls and I am satisfied. it would be good to dry it a little

Perfect from the very first print.
No problems on Ender v3 with standard settings
I reserve judgment for the future with a bit more humidity

Excellent yellow and trouble-free printing with it without special adjustments. For its price at 14 euros, it is an amazing choice.

Very sturdy fan base came out with the PETG

Quite good for its price. A bit more elasticity than I expected and was used to, but OK. Quite a bit of stringing but expected for PETG.

Good price and good print quality. But if used with Bambu Labs AMS, small pieces start to get stuck in the feeding gears until it creates a problem.

Better to use as an external spool.

Economical PETG with some compromises in quality. Extremely, extremely high stringing. Considerably lower density compared to other filaments. In general, prefer something else like Devil Design or Prusament if price is not your absolute criterion. It's probably not a coincidence that it costs half as much as other brands.

Of course, it will satisfy the average user.

I have printed over 5 spools and will continue to get it. Easy-to-use filament on Ender 3, no complaints about petg.

I didn't really like the navy blue color, and generally it has stringing, but okay it's PETG and I don't pay attention to it regarding moisture, so it might be my fault. The color is the biggest downside for me. It's not exactly as dark as it is in the photo.

I don't understand all the five-star reviews at all. I have tried different temperatures, flow rates, printing speeds, cooling fan speeds, I have tried for many hours to dry it, nothing. The prints come out with visible horizontal "stripes," layers where there has been under-extrusion while in other places it has gathered material as if there was over-extrusion. Initially, I thought it was my printer's fault, so I ran some prints with PLA+ and an old clear PETG from another company and I didn't have any of the above problems, so it's not a problem with my printer. It might be possible to adjust it and print as easily with PLA as some say, but for now, I haven't managed to do it myself. Elegoo Neptune 4 Plus, slicing with CURA 5.8.1, so far better quality with flow 100, nozzle 245, speed 130mms, hotbed 70C.