Bamboo Lab PLA Basic Filament Refill Dark Gray 10105 1.75mm,Grey 3D Printer Filament with RFID for Bambu P1,X1,A1,H2 AMS,Easy to Print,Smooth Finish,3D Printing Consumables without Spool, 1kg

This is perfect. Works great with the Bamboo Lab 3D Printer (which does not come with a spool). Note: if you buy filament - there is a notch on the cardboard roll that has to line up with the spool. Please do not unroll the filament... This is a Bad idea, as it will just uncoil all over the place. So I heard from a "friend".

Worked perfectly!

Works well easy to loaf

This ENOMAKER PLA refill performs exactly the way good PLA should. It prints easily, produces clean results, and doesn’t introduce any surprises. I saw no bubbling, no odd warping, and only a bit of minor stringing — the kind that’s easily tuned out with a small adjustment to printer settings. For everyday prints, it behaves consistently and predictably. The refill format is a big plus. I’ve accumulated several reusable spools at this point, so being able to cut down on plastic waste while still getting a full kilogram of filament is something I really appreciate. Everything loaded smoothly and fed without issue. I also tested this filament on a carbon‑fiber pattern build plate to see if I could get a textured carbon‑fiber look on some top plates I was making. The results came out fairly well — the pattern transferred cleanly and gave the prints a nice visual effect without any extra effort. I don’t use the Bamboo Lab RFID system, so I can’t comment on that feature, but as a straightforward PLA refill, this one is excellent. Reliable, clean printing and no hassles

I’ve been using Enomaker as a backup when Bambu's own filament isn’t available, and honestly, it holds up really well. This particular spool came in the usual Bambu-branded box, which was a nice touch for consistency. That said, the box arrived already cut open, which was odd. The filament itself was vacuum sealed inside and looked untouched, so I rolled with it. No moisture issues or weirdness during printing, so I’m guessing it was just a packaging fluke. As far as print quality goes, it's solid. The NFC tag worked without a hitch and the printer recognized it right away. I’ve been using it for a few different prints, and layer adhesion, detail, and consistency were all on point. The red color (Red 10200) pops beautifully—vibrant without being overly glossy, so I’d say it nails that classic bold red tone. Functionality-wise, it’s nearly on par with the name-brand stuff, which says a lot. Price-wise, it’s not the cheapest filament out there, but for what you get—including Bambu compatibility—it feels fair.

This is not just another blue filament. In my opinion it's a gorgeous looking blue filaments t! Take a look at the rose I printed with this filament. The print quality is near perfect! The filament has excellent t bed adhesion along with superior adhesion to itself, as long as your settings are dialed in correctly. Overall this is a high functioning roll of replacement filament that is well worth its asking price.