Polymaker PETG Filament 1.75mm, 1kg Clear - PolyLite PETG Transparent 3D Printing Filament, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03mm

Best

Great filament, need to dry before printing, price seems bit higher, printed many trays with it, works great!

The worst filament ever used, the settings are not accurate in the product description, and the print fails too often.

Filament was moisturized and all prints was getting failed

The product was delivered with Vacuum seal broken, someone open the Filament bag with a knife and now it is wet and have to perform dehydration

Tried a few different companies, and even some cheap stuff from China (terrible), but this brand of filament always performs amazing; nice clean prints, strong, and no problems with adhesion. Polymaker goes above and beyond with their filaments, and their boxes are made to help the end user (picture of filament with printing information on side of box).

I had been looking for ESD filament for awhile, but mostly found smaller brands I've had no experience with, and because it's ESD, it's usually rather pricey. Though this is more expensive than regular PETG ($32~ for 500g), it's still a good price, and it prints GREAT. Very pleased with the print quality. It's a very niche filament, but I'd happily buy this stuff again.

Came in a mylar vac sealed package. Very robust. Didn't dry it at all, just threw it into the printer and ran a benchy to start off with and see how the stock settings in the profile from the Polymaker website worked. Flawless. Literally zero defects right out of the package. It prints fairly hot at 255C, with a bed temp of 70C, and very limited cooling. The volumetric speed is about half the newer version (non legacy), and the line speed also quite slow relative to the polymaker HF PETG. It prints beautifully with a nice glossy sheen. Not a fan of the lower speed it needs, but the results were quite good.

Polymaker makes really good filament and this is one is another testament. Prints like a dream and is durable as hell! I printed and assembled a 4ft tall sign 3 years ago and it's still in perfect condition. Obviously more expensive but I'm here to say it's absolutely worth it if you're looking for a little more out of your PLA filament.

I wasted 3/4 of a roll trying to figure out the settings for this... I finally got acceptable-ish prints at 265C at no more than 130mm/m... versus good prints with other PETG (SUNLU) @ 240C @ 200mm/m. I still can't get good infill with this filament even printing slow and hot... it prints okay-ish for a while and then the infill starts tearing and it F's the rest of the print up. I dried two rolls of this filament for 36+ hours with very minimal change in print quality or characteristics. IDK... I really wanted to like the filament. I like the colors, but, at the end of the day it is all about how it prints. And I don't enjoy printing it. I don't think I'm going to go through the hassle of returning the couple of remaining unopened rolls I have... but I won't be buying more.