Bambu Lab - 1.75mm PLA Basic Filament - Blue

I prefer Bambu Lab filament over the others, generally. It's good to have my machine be able to "read" what I'm feeding it, but I've noticed that the brand filaments tend to warp or booger up much less than the others. As for the Blue; it's a gorgeous, true shade. I like blue most among the rest of the spectrum and so I have several shades/hues and I must admit that the basic blue is my favorite among them. I did notice however that blue things printed near the front of the plate do curl or warp when cooling, so I'm more careful to keep the prints away from the window.

Very good print quality and ease of use. Color is consistent on every batch.

I'm a big fan of bambu's filaments. They print consistently well, coloring has been consistent across batches and I love that once the spool is empty, I can simply buy filament refills instead of another complete spool and save a few bucks. The RFID feature is nice if you use bambu printers with AMS units, which I do. It can be a bit more expensive than bargain brands, but you do get quality filament for you money. Excellent filament overall.

It is a really nice filament, Good for starters because there is nothing special you need to do with it before you use it. It helped me get a bunch of prints done pretty flawlessly.

[Employee of bestbuy] I’ve used this filament quite a lot with my P1S, and after testing lots of brands like Sunlu, Elegoo, Voxel PLA, Creality, and Polymaker, this stuff is just so easy. Mainly because of the auto recognition from the AMS. I do find that while it’s minimal that calibration is required, sometimes it under-extrudes. I think that’s more from the default profile than the filament itself. I used this to design and print a Milwaukee Packout insert for my Knipex Pliers.