creality-official-store via eBay has
1KG Creality 3D Printer Filament (various) on sale for
Buy 6, Get 4 Free +
20% Off when you apply coupon code
BRANDS20 at checkout.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member
gabe23111 for sharing this deal.
Note: You can mix and match items (must add a total of 10 to cart); the discount will automatically apply to the 4 lowest-priced items in your cart. For PLA and PETG, there is a spool or refill option (select your preference from the drop-down menu).
Examples (prices after both promotions):
Community Reviews
Creality's mix and match filament deal stands out for letting different spool types share one order, including ASA, and Hyper PLA gets the strongest praise for staying less brittle and absorbing moisture more slowly than Ender PLA. Pricing is still attractive, with 10 spools landing around $129 for some mixes, though Hyper PETG has already ticked up to $86.34 for 10 kilograms. The main cautions are packaging and compatibility, since boxes have arrived wet or badly bagged, PLA comes on cardboard spools, and mixing Soleyin with other filaments has caused failed prints. A useful deal if you want flexible bulk buying and can handle the storage quirks.
Common Questions (5)
Yes. The promo applies across multiple filament types in one order, so you can mix and match PETG, Hyper PLA, ASA, and other listed materials while still getting the buy-10-pay-6 pricing.
Not always. Some orders arrived with wet filament boxes even when the outer plastic looked dry, and the shipping bag itself has been described as poor enough to look damaged or chewed.
It can work, but it may cause print failures when mixed with Sunlu or other filaments. It may be better suited for supports if you want to avoid using it in the main part of a print.
PLA in this deal comes on cardboard spools, not plastic. That can be a problem for AMS systems like the AMS 2 Pro, which may not handle cardboard spools as well.
Hyper PLA appears to absorb moisture much more slowly than Ender PLA. Ender PLA became brittle after about two months even in a low-humidity dry box, while Hyper PLA stayed usable for months when stored with desiccant.
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I know some folks will comment on the Soleyin stuff. I've never had issues with it, but a lot of folks say it doesn't mix well with other stuff.
I've used both their Hyper PLA & their Ender PLA... I feel like their Ender PLA absorbed a ton of moisture after a short period of time (~2 months?), even being stored in a cereal dry box @ ~10% humidity and it became very brittle.... couldn't be saved with a filament dryer either.
Their Hyper PLA is great - seems to absorb moisture at a much slower rate. I still have a left over roll from my K2 Combo back in February that still isn't brittle (stored in the CFS with desiccant).
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I've used both their Hyper PLA & their Ender PLA... I feel like their Ender PLA absorbed a ton of moisture after a short period of time (~2 months?), even being stored in a cereal dry box @ ~10% humidity and it became very brittle.... couldn't be saved with a filament dryer either.
Their Hyper PLA is great - seems to absorb moisture at a much slower rate. I still have a left over roll from my K2 Combo back in February that still isn't brittle (stored in the CFS with desiccant).
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