Don't let the sketchy outer cardboard box fool you--there's a proper vacuum bag with desiccant inside. As with all PLA Plus / Ultra PLA materials, this has a fairly high elasticity while molten and requires a somewhat higher hotend temperature. In order to ensure the color is retained, it is also necessary to use a lot of part cooling. One you spend a minute figuring it out, this stuff is pretty easy to work with.

Seems to be consistent. I kept trying different brands and kept getting different size in diameter throughout the roll and even wet filament. This one worked out pretty well. Love the color as well.

I am very happy with this filament. I like functional prints, so this first set of speaker mounts were a good test. They are nice and strong, good layering, and printed without any real noticeable issues at all. These are printed on my Geeetech A10M with Cura 4 settings as follows. Layer height 0.15 Wall thickness 1, 60% Cubic infill subdivision, speed 60, and a brim (although entirely unnecessary.

The Tronxy XY-2 PRO Titan is a great printer. I printed a test cone and it came out smooth. At first the printer needed a few adjustments such as belt tightening. As a couple failed prints and the adjustments its prints great. Tronxy also has great customer support and they walked me through any issues i had. The touch sceen is really responsive and it allows you to adjust the printer settings( temp, speed, extrusion) even during a print.

I have the 3I DIY 3D printer that was causing me a lot of problem about finding the right filament because the hot bed is not that good and material are not always stick on the plate. I tried this filament and it does work on my cheap 3D printer. I just want to remind everyone that you should using it in an open area and away from kids.

Excellent beginner printer, however, mine was buggy

The silver is a great color choice and makes good quality prints

Excellent beginner printer, however, mine was buggy

Great printer had I out of box printing in about an hour this is my fourth printer. Assembly on took about 30 mins. I like the quick setup the only thing I didn't like was that there is only one z motor but that doesnt seem to hinder performance. Other than that I would say it would be great for beginner or people who hate alot of assembly and adjustment.

Great printer had I out of box printing in about an hour this is my fourth printer. Assembly on took about 30 mins. I like the quick setup the only thing I didn't like was that there is only one z motor but that doesnt seem to hinder performance. Other than that I would say it would be great for beginner or people who hate alot of assembly and adjustment.

It seems like XY-2 pro another versio, with Titan extruder and silent motherboard, just 50usd more than XY-2 PRO. Great job XY-2 pro I had,I am going to get another one.

This Silver silk filament was quite easy to print on my Ender 3 Pro. Didn’t have any adhesion or stringing issues. It has a very bright metallic shine to it, very light silver as oppose to darker silver on other silk filaments. Looks great, highly recommended.

Very well packaged. came with extra Limit switch, hotend etc. All tools supplied for kit. Great Service Thanks

To be honest, it is my first 3D printer and it is easy to handle and of good quality.

The easy-to-assemble printer, good quality on the printed parts.

I have owned a Da Vinci XYZ and Anet A8 (was sent a mix of A6 and A8 pieces by vendor :( ). It is just as easy to use as the Da Vinci but half the price. Good entry level printer with enough wiggle room to keep more seasoned used entertained for a bit. The range of materials that can be used is a great selling point as well!

 this printer took me less than 30 minutes to assemble and start printing. i was surprised at how quiet it is. i did have to adjust the titan extruder to print with tpu and it was able to give me a good print with tpu at 60mm/sec which is twice as fast as my xy-2 pro with the standard extruder. Well worth the extra money for the upgraded version.

Very simple to put together. Great for a first timer like our family.The program it came with is easy to use.

 Great machine for beginners. You can bolt it together level the bed and print. With some mods I am getting fantastic results with the xy2pro. Am even able to print flexible filament . I always just ditch abl and add a z limit switch and glass bed to my printers but the abl feature did seam to work the 1 time I let it run. This type of sensor does not work reliably with a glass bed. The machine showed signs of being tested at the factory( filament in hotend) which is very rare for a Chinese company. The stock hotend cooler is less than optimal as it blows on the hotend also but just about any can duct for an ender 3 or x5s on thingiverse will work. Also print yourself some bigger knobs for the bed level screws and save the hasstle of the stock ones. The left rear is especially difficult to reach.The chassis is all 20/40 and 40/40 extrusion and is very rigid. The rubber feet are quite stout too.A very competent printer for the price point for sure with a few mods and very little money can be a great printerThere are also a few Facebook groups with fantastic members that can help out with any questions that may arrise