ERYONE TPU Filament 1.75mm for 3D Printer +/-0.03mm, 95A, 0.5kg (1.1 LBS) / Spool, Black

excellent TPU. prints great, nice and flexible

Got the blue one. No issues. I printed the tennis ball on Flashforge 5m Pro using Generic TPU profile w/o changing any settings (print temp 235, bed temp 45). First ball out of the bag, a little stringing but it printed well enough, try printing the ball again after drying in the Anycubic ACE Pro for 10 hours, a lot less stringing and it looks better over all. I would recommend drying TPU before printing. Printed the slipper on the K3. Look good and again, just using default profile (I like to see how they perform w/ generic settings before doing any filament calibration). Pretty happy w/ it, I would definitely recommend Eryone TPU.

Works great with the K1 max printer. Works great when you slow down the print. No glue needed so far.

It’s not totally clear. I test printed a phone case for my new phone since the case I ordered wasn’t going to arrive until the next days or so.The case printed well but the color is more privacy glass than clear glass.

I just tried out some Eryone Red Tpu, it was my first time printing Tpu on my K1C and all in all I am really impressed with how well it printed, the ball I printed using Creality Cloud and just adjusted the temp and speed on the PLA profile, the ball wasn’t too bad it just has a lot of stringing, so next I used the TPU profile in Creality Print to print the shark, DeadPool knitting himself that I need to paint all the black on his outfit, and the last thing I printed was the teddy bear, these 3 prints came out really well with just a couple wisps, for Tpu I’m really happy how they came out, I should of used less infill so they would be more squishy, next time I will know what to do. I printed at 220c 50c and 30mms and a 0.2mm layer height.

This TPU was the perfect match for my favorite drink as well as the perfect solution to the fact that I tend to leave my drinks any where and every where / now I have a built in coaster 🤣I also have been trying to figure out how to print things with tree supports that will stay on as I love the organic/creepy look of it and that works well with TPU so that was an awesome thing we learned from this printing adventureLong story short- 3D printing is useful and fun but also challenging, and this TPU is awesome 👏

The spool arrived in its box, but it was clearly previously opened. It was evident that the filament had been unspooled and then manually rewound, likely by hand. When I tried to use it, the filament was tangled and disorganized, making it difficult to work with. I had to re-spool it properly, and during that process, I found three different knots in the filament. This is a clear sign that something happened to it, and it was quickly covered up. This kind of handling is unacceptable for a new product.That said, once I managed to untangle the filament and feed it through, the filament itself prints fairly well. I originally gave this a 1-star rating, but I’m upgrading it to 2 stars because the material does perform as expected once you get past the mess. However, the poor packaging and handling completely ruined the experience for me.If you happen to get a properly spooled roll, it could be a great filament, but based on how mine arrived, I can't fully recommend it.

This was my first print with TPU and I was nervous after hearing it could be complicated. This was honestly just as easy as printing with other filaments. It has excellent quality and beautiful color. It made the perfect little squishy bear.