SUNLU PLA+ 2.0 3D Printer Filament

For projects that need several colors without buying a full-size spool of each, this SUNLU PLA+ 2.0 bundle brings eight shades together in one set. It includes black, white, gray, blue, red, yellow, olive green, and orange.

Each spool holds 250g, with 2kg of filament total. That format makes it easier to keep a range of colors on hand, though it also means changing spools more often than with a large single-color roll.

If you prioritize color variety for smaller prints, this bundle has a clear use, if you prefer long runs in one shade with fewer spool changes, a larger individual spool may be a better fit.

Getting the most from it

The filament is 1.75mm PLA+ 2.0, intended for FDM printers that use that diameter. SUNLU lists dimensional accuracy of +/- 0.02mm and says the material supports print speeds from 100 to 300mm/s. Those figures offer a starting point, not a guarantee that every printer or model will run well at the upper end.

According to the maker, recommended settings are a nozzle temperature of 205–220°C and a bed temperature of 50–60°C. Start within those ranges and adjust to your printer and print, a small test piece can help you check flow and surface finish before using a color on a larger project.

The compact spools could be handy for a set of colored parts, decorative pieces, or prototypes where no single shade is needed in large volume. The maker also describes the filament as neatly wound to reduce tangling, which may make handling less frustrating, but it does not remove the need to watch a print and keep the filament feeding freely.

Why it’s worth it

The main appeal is practical variety: eight colors in one purchase, with each spool kept small enough to rotate through for occasional jobs. For example, you could print a few labels or decorative components in different colors without committing to a large roll of every shade. The PLA+ 2.0 formulation is presented as less prone to brittleness and cracking than standard PLA+, a useful goal for parts that will be handled rather than displayed untouched.

That claim does not tell you how a finished part will perform in every design or printing setup. Part strength also depends on the model and print conditions, so treat the material as a convenient choice for general models and functional pieces, not as a substitute for a material selected for a specific demanding application.

Key features

• Eight colors: black, white, gray, blue, red, yellow, olive green, and orange.
• Eight 250g spools, listed as 2kg total.
• 1.75mm PLA+ 2.0 filament with stated dimensional accuracy of +/- 0.02mm.
• Recommended nozzle temperature of 205–220°C and bed temperature of 50–60°C, listed print speed is 100–300mm/s.

The smaller spool size is the tradeoff to keep in mind. It gives you more colors to choose from, but a project that uses one color heavily could run through a spool sooner than it would with a larger roll.

When it makes sense

Worth considering if you print a mix of small, colorful models and want several shades ready without stocking full-size rolls. The set also suits experimentation with color on prototypes or decorative items, provided your printer accepts 1.75mm FDM filament.

It may not suit you if your usual work involves long, uninterrupted prints in one color, or if you need a material with performance requirements not stated for this PLA+ bundle. The choice comes down to your printing habits: pick the variety pack for frequent color changes and modest quantities, but look elsewhere if spool capacity or a specific material specification matters more.