Polymaker 70869 PolyTerra PLA Filament PLA geringerer plasticgehalt 1.75mm 1000g Mint 1 pc(s)

I've used a wide variety of filaments over the years, but PolyTerra PLA has truly impressed me – it's quickly become my go-to for everyday 3D printing. Here's why this filament stands out: 🛠️ Printability PolyTerra PLA prints like a dream. It has a very forgiving temperature range, excellent bed adhesion (even on non-heated beds), and rarely warps. The first layer goes down smooth, and the layers fuse beautifully, giving clean results with sharp details. Even complex prints come out great with minimal tuning. 🌈 Surface Finish The finish is matte and silky, giving prints a professional look straight off the bed. It hides layer lines better than glossy PLA and feels amazing to the touch. Whether you're printing models, prototypes, or functional parts, the finish makes them look high-end. 🎨 Color Range PolyTerra offers a gorgeous selection of colors, including natural tones, pastels, and deep, vibrant hues. The consistency between spools is great, so you can trust that your colors will match print after print. 💰 Great Value Despite all these features, it's very reasonably priced, making it perfect for both beginners and professionals. You're getting quality that rivals premium filaments, without the high cost. ✅ Final Verdict: PolyTerra PLA is an outstanding filament – easy to print, beautiful in finish, and environmentally conscious. Whether you’re just starting out or printing daily, this filament delivers consistent, high-quality results while supporting a more sustainable future. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – Highly Recommended

Best budget filament I’ve tried so far. Really good for prototyping

prints well. and defiantly looks a peanut butter colour. (i kinda print higher temp on my filament. but its still like " smothe peanut butter")

This PLA popped up on an offer when I was looking for a light blue filament. It has a nice soft, almost creamy looking appearance and feel and is well-wound on a cardboard reel. Although a print range of 190-230 degrees is specified I printed a temp tower using the Cura configuration extension for 190-220 on my Ender 5 Pro. As I hope it shows in my photo, the tower came out excellent at all temperatures, the first time I have seen one quite this good, and I had difficulty identifying any real difference between the levels but have settled on 205 as my default temp. A retraction test gave a couple of very light wispy strings at the tips. I will next try it in my FLSun QQ-S which has been a bit more choosy about filament than the Ender. I expect to use this as my main filament brand for PLA in future, it certainly gives the best results I have had including from some well known brands. Afaik this is a fairly new product and most of the colours are somewhat pastelly - hopefully this soon expands.

First of all, this PLA is superb, I haven't had a single failed print and the prints feel much better to touch than the cheaper stuff. However, this colour is somewhere between light grey and clay (the grey sort, not the sandy coloured clay). I use my 3d printer for things where the colour doesn't have to be spot on, so I can work with it, but it was definitely an "oh..." moment when I opened the box and saw the shade though.

Polymaker filament is perfect for my Bambu p1s the only issue is that they don’t have a uk shop and only limited colours from Amazon. There are uk stockists at a pricd

So far and used about a quarter of the spool and had no issues. Adheres to the bed fine and a good print quality. Printed some spiral Xmas decorations and got some stringing but that could be my settings, a little more experimentation required to prove one way or the other. Certainly not a bad as a red I bought.

This is the best filament I have used so far. Once the printer was calibrated the quality of prints from this filament is impeccable. The mini mountains in the uploaded image are printed with a 0.3mm nozzle and 0.12mm layer height at a nozzle temperature of 200c. There is no oozing present, there were a handful of over-extrusion blobs in the top layers that were easily picked off. But I don't see this as a drawback considering the complex top layers of my mountains. A Cardboard reel really makes this an eco friendly option. I would class this as a premium matt finish without a premium price tag.