Customer Ratings & Reviews

I needed brown in a pince and they came thru. Amazing print

Very good product. The color is vibrant. No issues at all.

Great product awesome for my new 3d printer awesome

Works bell in my bambu. Vaccum sealed and all. Well kept.

First 3d printer i have had zero issues will buy again

Great price great filament will definitely buy again

Printed, with no issues very happy with my purchase

Bought several different colors of Insignia PLA, all of it works well in my printers. Have 4 different Bambu Printers and 2 Snapmaker U1, no problems at all. Works as well as the name brands. Only wish it was on plastic rather than cardboard reels for my Bambu AMS

Bought several different colors of Insignia PLA, all of it works well in my printers. Have 4 different Bambu Printers and 2 Snapmaker U1, no problems at all. Works as well as the name brands. Only wish it was on plastic rather than cardboard reels for my Bambu AMS

Honestly, this filament surprised me. I picked it up expecting it to be decent, but the finished prints looked sharp and had a clean finish. It has been reliable across several projects, and I would have no problem grabbing another spool when this one runs out.

I have a Bambu Lab P1S and I've picked up filaments from a few different companies over the years. I've been seeing Best Buy take on more 3D printing products and while I've seen Bambu Lab filaments on the site, I recently saw and was curious about their Insignia branded filaments. I tend to buy my filaments when I can get a good deal, I'll buy them up to 16 spools at a time in order to get pricing down towards $11/kg instead of the $20 I've paid for single spools. So to see some Best Buy spools running closer to the $11/kg target without having to buy in bulk quantities makes me very happy. Each Insignia spool comes in a cardboard box. Each spool is vacuum sealed with a desiccant packet. The filament comes on a cardboard spool. This spool is specifically PLA + White. The difference between PLA and PLA + is the printing speed which is about 6% slower with PLA + compared to standard PLA. Parts are slightly more durable with PLA +. The finish on the PLA + is standard, it has a bit of a matte finish, it's not specifically labeled matte, it's just the standard PLA + finish. The winding is neat and tight, with the end of the filament woven through a couple holes in the rim of the cardboard spool. The spool itself seems to match up with my existing plastic spool diameter. I did have some earlier Sunlu spools that needed additional rim diameter to work nicely with my AMS. I will note one of the smallest quirks. The winding direction on the spool is inconsistent. On one spool, it could be wound clockwise, the other counter-clockwise. The only way I could tell is because the Insignia brand sticker is only applied on one side of the spool. If they placed the Insignia brand sticker on both sides, I would not be able to tell. On the back of the box, Insignia has a decent chart that describes the recommended print settings of their various filament types. This is very handy for someone like me where I forget the print speed difference between things like PLA vs PLA +. If I were printing with my old Ender 3 Pro, I would be heavily invested in this chart. I would also print out a temperature tower and determine multiple printing factors. However, I wanted to see how this filament reacts to standard presets with my Bambu Lab printer. After I loaded the filament into the AMS, I selected the filament type as Generic PLA and dove straight into my first model with this PLA + White. I also got a couple spools of Insignia PLA and for those spools, I have them assigned as Generic PLA High Speed in Bambu Studio. To my delight the first model with the standard presets for Generic PLA, turned out beautifully. There was no stringing, no overhang/bridging issues, layer lines were super consistent, there was no filament feed problems which gives me confidence that the 1.75mm diameter stayed true. I printed about 10% of the spool on my first model with this spool and I had no issues with tangles. I also noted there is very little to no odor while printing. I'm very happy with this Insignia PLA + White filament. It yielded a very good print that was consistent and printed with ease. Since the price is nearing my bulk spool price, I can see myself getting more Insignia filament to replace a single color that I’m running low on in the future.

I have a Bambu Lab P1S and I've picked up filaments from a few different companies over the years. I've been seeing Best Buy take on more 3D printing products and while I've seen Bambu Lab filaments on the site, I recently saw and was curious about their Insignia branded filaments. I tend to buy my filaments when I can get a good deal, I'll buy them up to 16 spools at a time in order to get pricing down towards $11/kg instead of the $20 I've paid for single spools. So to see some Best Buy spools running closer to the $11/kg target without having to buy in bulk quantities makes me very happy. Each Insignia spool comes in a cardboard box. Each spool is vacuum sealed with a desiccant packet. The filament comes on a cardboard spool. My first spool was PLA Black. The finish on the PLA is standard, it has a bit of a matte finish, it's not specifically labeled matte, it's just the standard PLA finish. The winding is neat and tight, with the end of the filament woven through a couple holes in the rim of the cardboard spool. The spool itself seems to match up with my existing plastic spool diameter. I did have some earlier Sunlu spools that needed additional rim diameter to work nicely with my AMS. I will note one of the smallest quirks. The winding direction on the spool is inconsistent. On one spool, it could be wound clockwise, the other counter-clockwise. The only way I could tell is because the Insignia brand sticker is only applied on one side of the spool. If they placed the Insignia brand sticker on both sides, I would not be able to tell. On the back of the box, Insignia has a decent chart that describes the recommended print settings of their various filament types. This is very handy for someone like me where I forget the print speed difference between things like PLA vs PLA +. If I were printing with my old Ender 3 Pro, I would be heavily invested in this chart. I would also print out a temperature tower and determine multiple printing factors. However, I wanted to see how this filament reacts to standard presets with my Bambu Lab printer. After I loaded the filament into the AMS, I selected the filament type as Generic PLA High Speed and dove straight into my first model. I also got a couple spools of Insignia PLA + and for those spools, I have them assigned as Generic PLA in Bambu Studio. In general, the PLA prints about 6% faster than PLA +. To my delight the first model with the standard presets for Generic PLA High Speed, turned out beautifully. There was no stringing, no overhang/bridging issues, layer lines were super consistent, there was no filament feed problems which gives me confidence that the 1.75mm diameter stayed true. I printed about 10% of the spool on my first model with this spool and I had no issues with tangles. I also noted there is very little to no odor while printing. I'm very happy with this PLA Black Insignia filament. It yielded a very good print that was consistent and printed with ease. Since the price is nearing my bulk spool price, I can see myself getting more Insignia filament to replace a single color that I’m running low on in the future.

We are using this on a Bambu P1S and P2S with AMS and have had zero issues. The prints come out just as well as they would with other comparable filament. It's nice to have quality filament available locally at a very competitive price.

This filament ran perfectly fine in my bambu a1 mini. Created a nice little boat and an anvil which have minimum flaws which could be due to the print file itself as i made them in blender. I love my tiny anvils.

Was skeptical at first, but the quality is fantastic! It's at the right price point and prints so well. I had to buy three rolls for a print project and had zero problems. Highly recommend it.

Inignia orange pla printed with no problems, product was well boxed and sealed. Spool was wound nicely. I would have preferred a plastic spool but the cardboard one worked in my Creality CFS.

Brought this home and put it to use. Made a couple items for myself and am very pleased with how it turned out. Using this with my Flashforge 3d printer and i will definetely buy this again

Prints smoothly with consistent color and good layer adhesion. I had no issues with tangling or feeding, and the white color looks great on finished projects. Definitely recommend!

Prints smoothly with consistent color and good layer adhesion. I had no issues with tangling or feeding, and the brown color looks great on finished projects. Definitely recommend!

Prints smoothly with consistent color and good layer adhesion. I had no issues with tangling or feeding, and the red color looks great on finished projects. Definitely recommend!