Geeetech Clear PLA Filament 1.75mm, Excellent Transparency, Neatly Wound 3D Printer Filament 1kg(2.2lbs), Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.02 mm, Fit Most FDM 3D Printers

When the package arrived, I was a little concerned. There was no packaging tape on the box to keep it closed. Any one of the numerous delivery people that handled it could have easily opened the box and taken the filament, and delivered me an empty box. Also, the vacuum seal bag was loose, as if it has been punctured, but i couldn't find any visible holes. The vacuum seal could have been damaged during delivery. Despite the issues above, the filament printed great, even without drying. This was a really fun filament to print with! While you can print this just like any other PLA and get good results, I would strongly suggest taking a little time to do some research on the settings you need to adjust in order to make REALLY clear prints. I don't think the stock photos utilize these techniques and look cloudy as a result. This was my first experience with transparent filament, so I'm sure i still have a lot of room for improvement, but am really impressed with the result so far. Tube of Krazy Glue in 3rd picture for ideal of transparency.

The clear is easily and by far the worst filament I’ve ever used. If you read this and still buy it you must love to suffer. When you open the roll you have to immediately start printing with it and not stop. Don’t even think of doing a multi color because in the minute it spends printing the 2nd color, your roll has no become brittle and will break into a billion pieces in your ptfe tubes. Not a regular brittle, rock hard to the point it’ll damage your printer. Drying it does nothing. Once it becomes brittle, that’s a wrap. It swells and no amount of drying will make it work ever again, I’ve tried. I literally moved my H2S and installed a dehumidifier and still it’s just as brittle. I regret the day I used it on one of my products so I’ve been dealing with this and still have like 8kgs left. I end up tossing most rolls with half left. The sister companies (xzn, giant arm) are the same. I’ve tried them all trying to escape this problem. I’m going to switch the clear section of my product to a color and update all my listing pics. This clear has taken all the fun out of printing. Don’t even think about using this overnight. You’ll wake up to a error and no print. Other colors are amazing from these brands but not the clear. It is very clear but trust me it’s not worth it. I would rather try to print vibranium out of an a1 mini. I don’t understand how they can sell this to anyone other than somebody studying the effects of jamming rocks down a 3d printers throat. Last note: I’ve also tried making my ptfe as straight as possible to help it and nothing. Just the tug from the ams is enough to snap it

I got this roll of filament to test because I have some future projects in mind, but I couldn't help playing with it after I saw the results. While it is perfectly clear on the spool, like all transparent filaments, standard settings gives you a translucent print... however, there are several YouTube videos on how to get your prints to become actually clear with post-processing. I had no issues with stringing, and standard supports work well. As you can see in the Pic, you can really make it glow with a backlight. I used a phone under the skull to demonstrate. (My son has already claimed the skull and mini helmet) I also printed my maker-coin and an er11 collet box that I designed. The prints are really sturdy, the box hinges are nice and strong. Like all of geeetech's filaments that I have purchased, this roll arrived dry and neatly wound. I think it is definitely worth the price, and would be great for 3d printed diffusers or other projects that you want to backlight. 5 stars Printed on creality k1 with stock settings

One spool was brittle, clogged my bamboo printer (H2D). Had to disassemble the AMS to clear jam. After reading this review, Geeetech Direct reached out with extensive support and refunded the purchase. I purchased two spools, one of them was probably a bad batch and the issue was addressed promptly. Very satisfied with this level of support, rare there days.

I want to love this filament. It does print quite clear, even more clear than some translucent PETG that I have, but it breaks off in the PTFE tube every time I use it (and therefore requires 10 minutes of tinkering to get it out). I've dried it for 20+ hours, so I don't feel that is causing the issue. It just seems very brittle.

Have tried a few brands of translucent PLA and they usually (in my experience) have problems. This one from Geetech though is really good, no clogging, no stringing, and depending on your print surface, surprisingly clear after printing. I really like it, and for the price I will definitely buy more when I run out of this spool. Transparency is described as "excellent" in the description and I would agree with that 100%

It prints very well, just like other pla's. And it's clear! I love it. Before I tried a clear petg and it sucked. This one is great.

Unfortunately this transparent PLA filament is really inconsistent within the same roll. I printed one item and then I could never get it to print again. It broke inside the AMS of my P1S. I had to take apart the AMS to clear the jam. So I cleared it and re-loaded the filament and tried to print another item. It broke again. This time, it was INSIDE the channel guide of the AMS, so not only did I have to take apart the AMS again, but I then needed to disassemble the little channel guide and re-set the magnet sensors. Had no clue how to do this so I had to watch a bunch of videos/read posts. OK so that cleared jam #2. So I went to print 3rd item after getting it all reset and re-loaded. And it broke and jams AGAIN, this time inside the extruder itself. That was an easy fix because I was able use sine micro-nose tweezer to pull out the little 5mm piece that broke off. Dealing with these issues takes a lot of time to troubleshoot and resolve so I'm not even risking it again and just not going to use this filament anymore. I've never tried their other filaments other than this transparent PLA so maybe its just this one. I'd be willing to try a non-transparent filament but not unless I got a discount since I can't use this transparent one at all.