Voxelab Premium Blue PLA 3D Printer Filament 1KG (2.2lbs) - 1.75mm High Precision Filament with ±0.02mm Tolerance, No Clogging, Strong & Durable for FDM Printers - Perfect for DIY Projects, Prototyping & Home Decor (Light Blue)

TL;DR: Surprisingly good PLA that acts like a PLA+ and is true to the color in the picture.I picked up a spool of silver when it had a pretty nice sale price. Was a little apprehensive about this stuff because it didn't have any reviews when I ordered it. I'm glad I took a chance! This stuff prints like a dream! My prints come out just a good as if I used a more expensive name brand PLA. The spool came in a generic brown box, but it was in a pretty thick vacuum sealed bag. The winding on the spool wasn't a perfect wrap, like say prusament, or other pricier options. But I've used about half the spool and there hasn't been any snags or tangles. Also the filament was nice and dry when I pulled it out of the bag. It didn't need to be dried before I could print with it, unlike some other cheaper options I've tried. When I did print with it, I didn't need to change any of my settings for PLA except the temp. I ran a temp test and it liked to run at 195C. But even at higher temps I didn't run into much oozing or excess stringing. To really hit it hard, I printed a wireframe skull. Its a hard model to print, with a ton of retractions, and fast movements. What's in the pictures is what I pulled off the printer. ZERO post processing or print cleaning. The prints I've printed with this seem pretty durable. At least as durable PLA can be. The colors are a slightly different shade of everything out there, but I like that about it. Not the same stuff as everyone else. I'll definitely get the light-blue next, because I haven't seen anything like it. So overall, I think it's some good stuff and if you catch it on sale like I did, I say go for it.