Prusament 3D Printer Premium Filament PLA Galaxy Silver 1.75mm - 1kg Spool - High Precision ±0.02 mm - Easy to Print - Low Warping - No Tangling - Ideal for Beginners & Professionals

Excellent filament. I mainly print PLA, but there are so many more options with PLA -- including this "marble" variant. Looks very good, especially for printing statues / busts. Hard to beat Prusament, despite the cost.

A little pricy compared to others, but absolutely the best quality of anything I've ever used. For 'basic' colors, I may use cheaper stuff, but for advanced color schemes like marble, Prusament every time.

This filament prints very well. It is an off-white and very attractive. Like another reviewer, I was using this for a lighting project. I found this to be in the middle ground of transparency/diffusion. I tested this filament along with with 3D Solutech Real White and CC3D Silk White, I found the silk to be the most transparent / least diffuse - which for me meant it had hot spots where you could see the LED behind it. The silk also didn't print very well and left a lot of visible artifacts. I wanted to like it better. The Prusament printed well and was in the middle. I could still see some hot spotting. The white printed nearly as well as the Prusament, and diffused very well (trade off being the lowest in light transmittance).

Quality prints as always. Consistently good quality as expected from Prusa. Printer used, Original Prusa MK4

I use this with my Prusa MK4S. PrusaSlicer has presets specifically for its own filament, which makes this the easiest (not cheapest) choice. Stored in a bin with desiccant beads (keeping the humidity 25-30%), I've had no real trouble with this filament. For the sake of saving money, I usually buy Ziro, but I had to tweak the heat settings on the nozzle a bit. I believe I lowered the nozzle temp by 10-15 degrees C when using Ziro.

Both of the Prusa Mystic colors (Brown and Green) are incredible looking - they have a deep sheen that lends to an indeterminate judgement of exactly what you are looking at. Is it deep grey, or dark red, or brown, or green? I don't know, except that as you move the resulting parts around there's a sudden POP at various angles that is extremely eye-catching. The filament itself is very high quality, and a joy to see coming off the roll in perfectly lined up layers. It's a bit expensive, particularly judged against the lowest cost quality brands like Hatchbox, but quite a treat to use.

Great Filament, it’s Prusa, enough said

This PLA, while on the expensive side because Prusa doesn't have a distribution here, is somehow the smootest-printing PLA I've ever used. A rich yellow color mixed with the ease of printing with PLA! At least, the PLA was expensive when I got it... (could have changed)