Creality Hyper ABS Filament for High Speed 3D Printer - Grey

I was slight nervous when first time buy this as my Bambu A1 doesn't have the pre-configured profile for this PLA. But it went out quite good. Just use eSun PLA+ profile and it worked like a charm. The color is very solid and feel hard. Compare with eSun I do like more towards eSun. They are more smooth without obvious print lines. But generally it's good and cheap. Probably the cheapest I can get when it's on sale. I was slight nervous when first time buy this as my Bambu A1 doesn't have the pre-configured profile for this PLA. But it went out quite good. Just use eSun PLA+ profile and it worked like a charm. The color is very solid and feel hard. Compare with eSun I do like more towards eSun. They are more smooth without obvious print lines. But generally it's good and cheap. Probably the cheapest I can get when it's on sale.

Got this for Halloween decorations (mainly tombstones) and it is a good solid colour (others can be a bit translucent in the light). Had to tweak the settings and increase the temp (nozzle and bed) and after that the prints came out very nice. Got this for Halloween decorations (mainly tombstones) and it is a good solid colour (others can be a bit translucent in the light). Had to tweak the settings and increase the temp (nozzle and bed) and after that the prints came out very nice.

I've been trying out several brands and types of PLA filament for my models (okay, a 1-meter model of the Enterprise A) and found the Soleyin Ultra to produce the sharpest and most detailed prints than the rest (including the Creality Hyper). It's a great solid PLA that doesn't let light bleed through the lines or print in general (the Ender PLA+ and Hyper is a little see through) when you install lighting into the model. This means you don't have to increase the walls and save on filament and time. Works really good on the 0.2 and 0.4 nozzles. Haven't tried it on the 0.6 or 0.8 nozzles yet but anticipate the same results. I've been trying out several brands and types of PLA filament for my models (okay, a 1-meter model of the Enterprise A) and found the Soleyin Ultra to produce the sharpest and most detailed prints than the rest (including the Creality Hyper). It's a great solid PLA that doesn't let light bleed through the lines or print in general (the Ender PLA+ and Hyper is a little see through) when you install lighting into the model. This means you don't have to increase the walls and save on filament and time. Works really good on the 0.2 and 0.4 nozzles. Haven't tried it on the 0.6 or 0.8 nozzles yet but anticipate the same results.

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The matte finish is much nicer than glossy when your print quality is not super perfect. The matte finish is much nicer than glossy when your print quality is not super perfect.

By: StuartB326 09/10/25

Verified Owner

Does the same in yelloe as it does in red. Does the same in yelloe as it does in red.

No issues with stringing. No issues with stringing.

If you are expecting glass like transparent then this isn’t for you. Translucent at best, but it does the job If you are expecting glass like transparent then this isn’t for you. Translucent at best, but it does the job

robot machine meltifies this stuff into funny shapes real good. robot machine meltifies this stuff into funny shapes real good.

Creality Soleyin Ultra PLA - Honestly horrible to use, doesn't flow correctly through the nozzle, is super brittle and snapped when pushing through bowden tube. Has stringing issues on every temperature from 190 - 240 and even at 240 it doesn't flow correctly.
This is advertised to have a smooth bubble free service finish and it does not, print walls come out bumpy, uneven and with visible layer lines.

I'm a fan of most of the Creality Filaments but i will be steering clear of this one in the future. Creality Soleyin Ultra PLA - Honestly horrible to use, doesn't flow correctly through the nozzle, is super brittle and snapped when pushing through bowden tube. Has stringing issues on every temperature from 190 - 240 and even at 240 it doesn't flow correctly.
This is advertised to have a smooth bubble free service finish and it does not, print walls come out bumpy, uneven and with visible layer lines.

I'm a fan of most of the Creality Filaments but i will be steering clear of this one in the future.

This filament is really good. The blue looks good, and my prints come out smooth. It didn’t mess up or jam at all, and it sticks to the bed easily. I made a few toys with it, and they came out way better than I thought. I want to get more colours like this. This filament is really good. The blue looks good, and my prints come out smooth. It didn’t mess up or jam at all, and it sticks to the bed easily. I made a few toys with it, and they came out way better than I thought. I want to get more colours like this.

This prints as easy as PLA but sands better for painting prep and has more translucency if that is what you’re after. This prints as easy as PLA but sands better for painting prep and has more translucency if that is what you’re after.