ELEGOO PLA+ 3D Printer Filament, 1.75 mm

If your prints include both practical parts and colourful project pieces, a multi-colour filament bundle can save you from sourcing each shade separately. ELEGOO PLA+ comes in ten colours, including black, white, grey, red, yellow, orange, dark blue, neon green, pink and purple.

The product listing describes a 10 kg bundle in a 1 kg spool format. That makes it a substantial supply to plan storage for, rather than a small sampler.

If you prioritise having several colours ready for different projects, this format has appeal, if you prefer to use one shade consistently, a single-colour spool may be the simpler buy.

Getting the most from it

This is 1.75 mm PLA+ filament intended for FDM 3D printers. The listing says it is compatible with most 1.75 mm FDM printers, but that wording does not mean every printer or setup is covered. Match the filament diameter to your printer before choosing it.

The practical draw is having a range of colours on hand. You might print a black functional bracket, then switch to neon green for a small project part without needing to buy a separate roll for each job. The colour range is useful for varied prints, though it does not by itself provide multi-colour printing, that depends on your printer and setup.

The stated dimensional accuracy is +/- 0.02 mm. ELEGOO also describes the filament as neatly wound and fully dried before vacuum sealing. Those details are intended to support consistent feeding and reduce tangles, moisture-related bubbling and interruptions, but they should be treated as product claims rather than a guarantee for every print.

Why it’s worth it

The main case for this PLA+ is its combination of colour choice and a formulation described as tougher than standard PLA, with improved impact strength and low warping and shrinkage. That may suit functional parts as well as decorative projects. For example, if you’re printing a small holder or enclosure, the tougher formulation may be more relevant than choosing a basic filament solely for its colour.

The listing also points to strong layer bonding, a glossy surface and a lower printing temperature. These features suggest a material aimed at straightforward everyday printing, where you want a clean-looking result without choosing a more demanding material. Without having tested it, the useful takeaway is that its advertised strengths cover both handling and finished-part appearance—not that they guarantee a particular result on your machine.

Worth noting

A 10 kg bundle is a commitment to storing and using a sizeable amount of filament. If you mainly print in one colour, or print only occasionally, several shades may sit unused for a long time. The product name gives the spool format as 1 kg, so consider whether that quantity and the bundle size suit your typical projects and available storage.

PLA+ is presented here for functional and other projects, but the listing does not provide specific strength measurements or printing settings. Results can depend on the printer and print setup, so this description alone can’t establish how a particular part will perform. The claimed low warping and reliable feeding are useful aims, not a substitute for checking your own printer’s requirements.

When to choose it

It suits you if you use 1.75 mm FDM filament, want several listed colours available, and expect to print often enough to make use of a 10 kg bundle. The stated toughness and impact-strength improvements may also make it more appealing than buying basic PLA when your projects include functional parts.

Better to avoid it if you need only a small amount, want a single shade, or your printer does not use 1.75 mm filament. For occasional prints, buying filament in the colours you already know you use may be a more practical approach than taking on a broad bundle.