ERYONE Matte PLA Filament for 3D Printer, Filament 1.75mm +/- 0.03mm, 1kg (2.2LBS)/Spool, Olive Green

This matte PLA is a nice warm brown/caramel color. The feel is very matte. It printed very cleanly using standard profiles on my U1/SnOrca. Absolutely no stringing. It had great adhesion and the spool is very neatly wound. Overall a really good filament.

I’m extremely impressed with this Eryone matte tri-color filament. The colors are gorgeous in person—smooth transitions and a soft, vibrant finish that really makes prints stand out. It printed fast, clean, and without a single issue. The spool was neatly wound, no tangles, and fed consistently the entire job. For the quality you get, the price is unbeatable. This has instantly become one of my go-to filaments. Highly recommend!

ERYONE Matte PLA Biege. I have used this brand of filament before, and I am always impressed. Prints are perfect every time. The filament comes vacuum sealed with a desecate pack. It comes neatly wound with no tangles. Prints are perfect, and the bed adhesion is great. This filament prints very smooth with no stringing. Prints come out even and flawless without lines. I printed at a temperature of 220C and a bed temperature of 55C. It adhered to the bed perfect with no glue. The reels are Cardboard and work great with my AMS, and they roll great with no friction in my dryers. I highly recommend this brand .

I'm absolutely IN LOVE with this filament!! It behaves very nicely on a Bambu P1S under the "Generic High Speed PLA" setting with the max temp tweeked down to 220°C, and I've played around with the speed quite a bit and it has proven fantastic so far the colors are absolutely striking, the blend is beautiful, and the matte finish gives such a soft and silky look. It's like printing a sunset. The 90's vaporwave vibe is exactly what i was hoping for and then some! I'm in love! I'll definitely be ordering many more spools! New favorite filament!!

One of the worst PLAs I've ever used. I never buy this brand, but the brands I usually buy didn't offer a maroon color. I purchased the brick red color because the photo looked close to what I wanted. In person, the color is much more brown. It does have a slight red tint, but not like the Amazon photo. If it were just the color being off, I wouldn't have cared. But the print quality is just severely lacking as well. Printed with my X1-Carbon using the generic PLA profile and ironing enabled. I do calibrate each of my filaments, but I generally run a print with generic settings first. All other brands have been fine with generic settings. This PLA, however, has the most inconsistent top layer I've ever seen. For comparison, the white PLA in my photo is from Polymaker and that top surface is basically flawless. I will try enabling pressure advance and calibrating flow rate, but I don't have high hopes. This PLA is maybe a good choice for prototypes that will eventually end up in the trash or melted down anyway.

The prints came out well, and the matte color is beautiful. I don't know why they call this color 'mint green'; I believe it should be something along the lines of 'ice blue'. The egg spiral and collapsible basket in my photos are Eryone mint green, and you can see the spoon holder I was attempting to match. I also included the original egg spiral, which was another's manufacturer's mint green, for comparison. I attempted to print a spice rack with this color, but one end warped off the bed. I don't know if I could have fixed this somehow (was thinking of trying a raft), but we ended up printing in white, which didn't warp. It's possible this color is more prone to warping.

This is the first matte PLA I've printed with, and I was unsure exactly how it would differ from "traditional" PLA that I've printed with before as I would not exactly call my previous prints glossy. This material does have an even lower sheen however and results in a softer feel. One nice side-effect of this is that the subtle ghosting that can be highlighted in other prints by reflections virtually disappears with this matte material. I've included photos of my calibration prints (temperature, retraction distance, and retraction speed.) I've also included a timelapse/photos of the obligatory 3D Benchy print (actually my first!) In my tests I found a nozzle temp of 195 to be optimal, with a retraction distance of 4mm and speed of 20 mm/s. These were all printed on a slightly modified Eryone Thinker S - only noteworthy changes are the part fan duct and BLTouch. My only potential concern would be that it seems that the self-adhesion isn't as good as traditional PLA. I say self-adhesion rather than layer adhesion because I didn't notice any separation between layers but I did notice my brims coming apart in multiple pieces (this can be seen a bit in brim at the bow of the benchy), which doesn't typically happen. So adjacent lines of the same layer don't seem to adhere as well as traditional PLA, but this only really seemed to affect my brims which are discarded anyway. Not necessarily an issue, just an observation. Overall I really like this material and I'm excited to use it for some future projects!

I have used plenty of 2, 3, and even 4-colored filaments and have had a lot of fun with what they can do for my 3D prints. I have never seen a matte version, so when I saw Eryone released matte tri-color filaments I had to try one out. I got the purple/yellow/blue variety. This was a lot of fun to print. And, yes... dragons are cool with a matte finish. This printed just like most matte filaments I have used. I ran this in my Creality Hi w/CFS. I chose 220 C as an ideal temperature from my temp tower. Retraction distance was my typical .8 mm with 25 mm/s. I used my usual .2 mm z-hop and 70% wipe on retract. There were some occasional ultra-fine hairs that went away after a short burst of heat. After my calibration and test prints, I printed a unique vase-mode rose, a chameleon pencil holder, four turtle shells, and 3 imperial dragons. The only thing to be aware of is something common to all multi-color filaments. The orientation can shift. That may be machine specific. I ran the same machine even hitting "print again" on some of them with different results. Some had nearly no shifting of the colors where some shifted several times (creating an interesting rainbow filament effect) and some just had a single color shift in them. If you're like me and just like unique colorful renditions of your models, this is great. If you are doing something where you really want a given side of an object to be all the same color, that can be challenging to achieve. I'm thrilled with all the colorful stuff I made with this Eryone matte tri-color.

I’ve used a number of ERYONE filaments now and decided to give their PLA Lite a try. I’ve been very pleased with the results. I calibrated the filament before using it and it has printed very cleanly and consistently. I used it for this ribbed plant pot and tray, which has lots of fine vertical detail, and it handled the model really well. The detail is crisp, the layers are consistent and the overall surface finish is excellent. I particularly like the slightly softer, more matte appearance compared with some standard PLA. It works really nicely on decorative prints like this and doesn’t exaggerate the layer lines. I’ve had no problems with feeding, adhesion or excessive stringing, and the spool was neatly wound. It has also handled faster printing without any noticeable deterioration in quality. Overall, this is a very easy PLA to work with and the print quality has been excellent. Considering PLA Lite is one of ERYONE’s more affordable filaments, I’m particularly impressed with it. Great value and definitely one I’d happily use again

I had problems with the filament. Sometimes the diameter ist more than 1,75mm and than it gets stuck in the pushfit. You get forwarded to the contact Page on the Homepage. They said i should contact someone from Facebook and that one dont answer. Thanks for nothing

i have long wanted to use a black / white dual tone filament and ERYONE absolutely nailed it.

Das ERYONE Matte Two-Tone PLA 3D Printer Filament in der Farbe Weiß/Pink kommt wie man es kennt in einem typischen Filamentkarton beim Käufer an. Das Filament ist mit Silicagelbeutel eingeschweißt und ist sauber aufgewickelt. Gedruckt wurde ein 3DBenchy auf einem Sovol SV08. Das Benchy kam weitesgehend sauber aus dem Drucker. Lediglich einige Stringingfäden sind zu erkennen, was mittels Brenner schnell behoben ist. Eine vorherige Trocknung ist besonders bei Matte Filamenten ratsam, was ich hier aber bewusst mal ausgelassen habe. Die Druckbetthaftung war zu jederzeit gegeben, damit gab es keinerlei Probleme. Die Überhänge sind sauber gedruckt, die Layer größtenteils ordentlich aufeinandergelegt. Der Preis ist mit ca. 18€ für 1KG in Ordnung. 5 Sterne von mir.

Ich mag die Eryone Dualcolor Filamente, das blau-weiß hat es mir besonders angetan. Hab es direkt nach der Lieferung in den Drucker gelegt (Bambu Lab mit AMS) und losgedruckt. Die erste Seifenschale mit den Wellen ist gut geworden, hat leider ein wenig Stringing. Habe es mit 210 Grad gedruckt, Betttemperatur 65 Grad. Die zweite Seifenschale (Schneeflocke) habe ich dann mit 205 Grad gedruckt und es kam sehr gut aus dem Drucker. Die beiden Farben harmonieren super, habe auch schon andere Farben von Eryone gedruckt und bin nach wie vor begeistert. Ich nehme ein Standardprofil her und es gab noch keine Probleme beim Druck. Auch mit meinem Zweitdrucker dem Eryone ER20 lässt es sich gut drucken, wie immer liegt es zu 99% an den Einstellungen. Sehr empfehlenswert!