ZIRO 3D Printer Filament PLA PRO Basic Color Series 1.75MM 1KG(2.2lbs), Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.05mm， Blue

Bit of a bold headline I know, but for the price it's got to be the best filament around. I've been 3D printing for about 7 years now and own several printers in different price brackets and this stuff works on all of them. The quality is superb, no messing it just works and seems very consistent throughout the whole roll. I have 3 rolls of this now and will be buying more. I noticed the price has increased a little but it's still worth it. The filament comes on a clear plastic roll so you can see how much is left. It's quality roll too as it's rolled off my desk and just bounced where others have cracked and broken. You also get a little sealable bag to put the roll in when not in use. The colours I have are really vivid and not wishy-washy at all. Would defo recommend and I will be buying again! Please click helpful if this review has helped :-) Oh, I've been printing aroun 205-210 degrees with great success.

So the filament prints nicely from the part I tried, before returning it. I'd give it 5 stars for that.Sadly though, the colour isn't strong enough. The white is not a solid white, its translucent, so you can see (IMHO too much) infill and light through it even with 1.2mm walls and 1mm thick top/bottom layers. This may be due to inconsistency in colours through production batches (Some other reviewers regard it as white, and others say its ivory... Mine is white, but definitely translucent compared to white filaments from other filament manufacturers)That might be fine if you're painting every part of your print afterwards, or if you're printing lithopanes. But for my purposes, its not opaque enough. Sadly due to that, its getting returned to Amazon.

I have been printing quite happily with Geeetech filaments which are comparable in cost. The Ziro grey pla filament in contrast is absolute rubbish. It came vacuum packed and all looked good. The spool winding however is awful looked like someone had would it the morning after going out on the town. but the worst part is that I simply cannot use the filamen at all for any prints.. I am using a genuine E3D Titan Extruder and V6 hotend and have put a new nozzle in and no matter what temperatures / feedrates I try for this filament it blocks, its stringy and just will not exit the nozzle cleanly and thus will not adhere. I must have tried at least a dozen times, each time I switch back to another filament and the printer works beautifully. I have another spool of Ziro, black which I will try however the remaining 300 odd metres of this will be going in the bin, very disapointed and will not buy this brand again.Update: I have now had a chance to try the black filament. Again it was very well packaged and sealed and came with the resealable bag. The winding on the black spool was better than the grey. I found the bed adhesion and extrusion to be marginally better on the black but still could not actually get past the first few layers. It may well be that the filament requires a higher temp as some others have suggested however I tried from 190C up to 220C on the hot end as the sticker on the side says and had little success. Overall, really not impressed with the brand, maybe I just had a couple bad rolls as other reviews are mixed however from personal experience I wont be buying this again.

I purchased 4 rolls of ziro filament comprising of two glitter pla rolls and two plain colours with this being one of them. The black one measures1.70 to1.78 mm whilst the others are all 1.75 +-0.02 I've also found that that I have to raise the temp to 225 or the printer is unable to process the filament at a fast enough rate and as others have said, this limits the max printing speed that you can achieve. Also when printing from a new roll of filament it can easily find it's way off the roll when the printer head (X axis) travels from one side to the other leading to a tangled mess. I have a prusa mk3 so this may not be an issue with other printers.Update I've used virtually all 4 rolls and with the black pla, 50% of the prints have been inferior with poor attachment between layers and inconsistent extrusion. The glitter rolls you need to print at 235C or you will get skipping and clogged nozzles.I would not buy this make again.

I bought two rolls of this filament, the first roll I tried was in grey and was atrocious, no matter what temps, feedrates I tried I could not get it to adhere to the bed or extrude without clogging. Tried the black today and although it was probably marginally better after around half a dozen attempts to print a simple brim around a circluar object I have given up. The spool winding on this was slightly better than the grey but still pretty rough compared to other filaments I have used. I tried temperatures all the way from 190 up to 220 as shown on the label. I tried different bed temps from 50 to 70 and tried different feedrates. All proved futile and I was not able to print anything with this filament. To be fair I did not clog a nozzle with the black but adhesion was non existent. I tried glue, hairspray, no glue or hairsray but again nothign worked. Not sure if I have just received two bad spools or if I was just unable to dial this spool in properly as others seem to do well with this but from my experience its not worth the money. I went back to my Geeetech filament and had no issues. I am using a genuine E3d Titan extruder and V6 hot end with E3D nozzles so Im sure its not my hardware thats at fault. I now have 600 odd metres of filament which is only fit for the bin!.

This PLA came well packaged and included a Ziploc bag to store it in when not being used. I am using this PLA with my Wanhao Duplicator i3 Plus which has a glass bed and a full metal Micro Swiss hotend. The best temps are 210/50 and 210/0 as this sticks to a cold glass bed.I have had no issues with this filament at all and the prints I have done so far have turned out perfect. I really do like this brand and the colours are really good to and match the picture shown in the ad. I will be buying more for sure.

Lo compré porque andaba buscando un pla en este color, pero me ha decepcionado por completo. He intentado imprimir en mi Witbox2 (bq) y las piezas se rompen imprimiendo a 0.2 y si cambio a 0.3 ya es imposible.He acabado devolviendo el producto, una pena la verdad.Le pongo dos estrellas porque por lo menos viene bien preparado con una bolsa para luego guardarlo.

Excellent PLA. Good quality. Very good packed. And they even provide a free very decent storage zipbag ! Thats a A+ in my book.

This filament is spectacular!!! I am using the Flsun I3 (Great Printer), printing at 210°C and the print is smooth like you would not believe. The color is phenomenal and does not change after going through heating. The calibration cubes I have printed are like works of art they came out so nice.Keep in mind when reading reviews on filament and making your choice - If your settings are not right, even slightly off, your print can look like horrible or may not like the filament. You need to print calibration cubes or other basic items where you can fine tune your print settings for that material. Use a spreadsheet or keep notes on what filament and what settings for that filament. You should do at least 1 calibration cube when you start a new roll, even if it is the same brand. It does not hurt and does not use much filament. I see people give bad reviews too many times and in most cases the persons writing the review don't know how to wipe yet let alone understand melt flow technology or have in depth knowledge of plastics. I am fortunate in that regard and have knowledge of both.That being said, this is fantastic filament, especially at the price point.

I have easily used over 50 rolls of Ziro filament (Hobby and small business purposes). I use it exclusively for all of my prints. I can with all honesty say I have never had a single problem with dimensional accuracy, clogging, etc. The 50 rolls I’ve used have included 10-15 different colors. All have been excellent.I have been printing for a few years now and so long as you are cognizant of temperature, and printing settings, you will get excellent results.I would not shy away from this filament based on other poor reviews (even the marble filament!) A lot of printing problems come with user error and improper printer settings.Highly recommended!

I used this on my CR10S Pro to print a wall box for some a/v cables, and a cover for a hole where an unused water fitting was exposed in a wall, but have never used this brand before. The color was a good match for the wall color the box was going on, which was the only reason I bought it. It printed pretty well though I had to use a brim due to some lifting on a prior print with the same PLA (it may well be uneven heating on the bed). I used 202/60 for printing and 97.8% flow is what I needed to get the dimensions correct with my printer.I had no issues with clogs or jams with this so I would probably buy it again if the cost is not unreasonable.

I picked up this brand during my quest to find the best filament that printed with the least amount of headaches because it was less expensive than most other brands. It was obvious why.100% of the prints I made with this filament had layer separation. I printed one particular model 4 times, gradually increasing the nozzle heat 5 - 10 degrees each time before I finally got it to stick to itself(at 235 degrees c) long enough to finish a single print. It took two more times to get a print that only had minor separation in the layers and didn't end up in the garbage.For me, the frustration was not worth the few dollars saved on this brand. It is not the worst filament I tested for the price but I would gladly pay more for eSun or if you want something a bit cheaper but not quite as high quality, hatchbox.

Robo3D R1+ E3DV6 hotend .3 mm NozzleZIRO Green and Blue PLA222C/70CZIRO Thanks for a quality product.Simply put... Flawless.If there are contaminants in a filament you will see them when printing with a smaller nozzle. I had nothing but smooth prints and flawless tight curves with this wonderful filament. All my prints have a wonderful smooth silky look to them. My thoughts after testing 2 rolls are that I'm going to look for ZIRO filaments as my new go to filament for PLA prints.I even can point out that I can use every mm of your filament because the end is not gummed up with tape or bent in weird shapes where I have to cut the first x mm to use in the printer. The sealed bag has 2 not just one of the moisture absorbent desiccants. First maker I've seen with 2.there is a Mylar zip seal bag that comes with the roll for storage after use. Personally because I razor cut the top off the bags and there is still enough left to store without moisture worry, I'd rather see the very small cut in price vs the Mylar bag. But it shows that they care and want you to be happy.

I bought this blue since 3D Solutech was sold out. (However this is a much nicer color blue than Solutech) Since then I have purchased multiple rolls of this blue because I like the color the best. It usually performs well at a higher temp but sometimes I have adhesion problems and have had a few clogs from it. I still buy it though as it is priced well and the blue color is exactly what I am looking for. I just throw down a little aquanet and it holds fine. The filament itself feels cheap but when it prints well it looks great and is actually surprising. Strings a bit too but this color is easy to get the stringing under control. If you are looking for a nice basic blue give it a try.

I picked up a roll of this filament because I needed some gray and this seemed to have decent reviews. The filament printed well enough at 210°. Later adhesion seemed pretty good. I may have had issues with clogging, but I'm not entirely certain that it was the filament and not my printer.The color of the product is what I found disappointing. In both pictures the Ziro PLA is on the right with Amazon basics brand on the left. Exact same print file used for both. The Amazon basics PLA printed in a consistent color and completely opaque. The Ziro PLA had variations in color (whiter on tips and edges) and was not very opaque.

I have easily used over 50 rolls of Ziro filament (Hobby and small business purposes). I use it exclusively for all of my prints. I can with all honesty say I have never had a single problem with dimensional accuracy, clogging, etc. The 50 rolls I’ve used have included 10-15 different colors. All have been excellent.I have been printing for a few years now and so long as you are cognizant of temperature, and printing settings, you will get excellent results.I would not shy away from this filament based on other poor reviews (even the marble filament!) A lot of printing problems come with user error and improper printer settings.Highly recommended!

I have easily used over 50 rolls of Ziro filament (Hobby and small business purposes). I use it exclusively for all of my prints. I can with all honesty say I have never had a single problem with dimensional accuracy, clogging, etc. The 50 rolls I’ve used have included 10-15 different colors. All have been excellent.I have been printing for a few years now and so long as you are cognizant of temperature, and printing settings, you will get excellent results.I would not shy away from this filament based on other poor reviews (even the marble filament!) A lot of printing problems come with user error and improper printer settings.Highly recommended!

I have easily used over 50 rolls of Ziro filament (Hobby and small business purposes). I use it exclusively for all of my prints. I can with all honesty say I have never had a single problem with dimensional accuracy, clogging, etc. The 50 rolls I’ve used have included 10-15 different colors. All have been excellent.I have been printing for a few years now and so long as you are cognizant of temperature, and printing settings, you will get excellent results.I would not shy away from this filament based on other poor reviews (even the marble filament!) A lot of printing problems come with user error and improper printer settings.Highly recommended!

I have easily used over 50 rolls of Ziro filament (Hobby and small business purposes). I use it exclusively for all of my prints. I can with all honesty say I have never had a single problem with dimensional accuracy, clogging, etc. The 50 rolls I’ve used have included 10-15 different colors. All have been excellent.I have been printing for a few years now and so long as you are cognizant of temperature, and printing settings, you will get excellent results.I would not shy away from this filament based on other poor reviews (even the marble filament!) A lot of printing problems come with user error and improper printer settings.Highly recommended!

I have easily used over 50 rolls of Ziro filament (Hobby and small business purposes). I use it exclusively for all of my prints. I can with all honesty say I have never had a single problem with dimensional accuracy, clogging, etc. The 50 rolls I’ve used have included 10-15 different colors. All have been excellent.I have been printing for a few years now and so long as you are cognizant of temperature, and printing settings, you will get excellent results.I would not shy away from this filament based on other poor reviews (even the marble filament!) A lot of printing problems come with user error and improper printer settings.Highly recommended!

I have easily used over 50 rolls of Ziro filament (Hobby and small business purposes). I use it exclusively for all of my prints. I can with all honesty say I have never had a single problem with dimensional accuracy, clogging, etc. The 50 rolls I’ve used have included 10-15 different colors. All have been excellent.I have been printing for a few years now and so long as you are cognizant of temperature, and printing settings, you will get excellent results.I would not shy away from this filament based on other poor reviews (even the marble filament!) A lot of printing problems come with user error and improper printer settings.Highly recommended!