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Creality Ender Fast 1.75mm PLA 3D Printing Filament Pack 2KG - White+White

Creality Ender Fast 1.75mm PLA 3D Printing Filament Pack 2KG - White+White

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  • 1.75 mm filament diameter
  • 2 kg total (2 x 1 kg spools)
  • Up to 300 mm/s print speed
  • PLA material
  • White+White color

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Summary

A budget high-fluidity PLA sold for fast printing, 2 kg of White+White filament (two 1 kg spools) at $29.99 on the US Creality store. Check the specs before you buy: the US store page publishes no temperature range, tolerance, or mechanical data, and the figures that do exist come from a community profile site that attributes them to a Hyper Series PLA data sheet.

Strengths

  • Inexpensive at $29.99 for 2 kg on the US Creality store, about $15 per kg.
  • Retailer listings describe smooth extrusion, neat winding, and +/- 0.02 mm diameter consistency.
  • High-fluidity PLA claiming up to 300 mm/s print speed and 30 mm^3/s flow.
  • Creality EU store rates the 2 kg value pack 4.61 out of 5.
  • Creality documentation recommends drying the filament before use.

Weaknesses

  • The US Creality store page publishes no temperature range, tolerance, or mechanical data.
  • Temperature and mechanical figures come from a community profile site that attributes them to a Hyper Series PLA data sheet, not an Ender Fast-specific one.
  • Owner reports include z-banding and wobble on an Ender 3 V3 KE and “horrible prints” after switching from Hyper Series on an Ender 3 S1 Pro.
  • Achievable speed is constrained by printer and extruder flow limits, with one discussion citing Sprite Pro extruder flow around 11-15 mm^3/s.
  • Quality consistency is the main risk; the filament may need drying and tuning to print well.
  • Warranty terms differ by region: up to 12 months in the US versus up to 24 months in the EU.

Verified specifications

MaterialPLA (“Ender Fast” high-fluidity/high-speed PLA).
Diameter1.75 mm.
Dimensional accuracy+/- 0.02 mm (retailer listings; not on the US Creality store page).
Net weight1 kg per spool, 2 kg total.
Claimed print speedup to 300 mm/s.
High fluidity / max volumetric speed30 mm^3/s.
Nozzle temperature190-230 C.
Bed temperature35-60 C (white entry) or 45-60 C (cyan entry).
Density1.25 g/cm^3.
Softening temperature55 C (white entry) or 60 C (cyan entry).
Vicat softening62.3 C; glass transition (Tg): 62 C.
Melt flow rate3.5 g/10 min.
Max print speed in profile database600 mm/s.
Flow ratio0.95 (white entry) or 0.98 (cyan entry).
Drying45 C for 4 h.
Dimensions210 x 210 x 140 mm packaging, 2.6 kg gross / 2 kg net; carton 450 x 440 x 230 mm, 16.5 kg.
US store terms14-day return policy, up to 12-month warranty, lifetime customer support.
Creality VIP Mall item number3301010396 (White+White).
Full research notes and sources

Which model this is

This is the White+White variant of the Creality Ender Fast 1.75mm PLA 3D Printing Filament Pack, 2 kg total across two 1 kg spools (Creality VIP Mall item number 3301010396). It is a high-fluidity “Ender Fast” PLA, distinct from Creality’s standard Ender PLA, Ender PLA+, CR-PLA, Hyper PLA, and Hyper PLA-CF lines. Color and pack variants include White+White, White+Black, Black+Black, and single 1 kg spools. Do not merge it with generic Ender PLA value packs or Hyper PLA.

Temperature and spec provenance

The US Creality store page gives no temperature range, tolerance, density, or mechanical properties. Nozzle and bed temperatures (190-230 C nozzle, 35-60 C or 45-60 C bed), density (1.25 g/cm^3), softening points (55 C or 60 C), Vicat softening (62.3 C), glass transition (62 C), melt flow rate (3.5 g/10 min), and flow ratio (0.95 or 0.98) come from 3D Filament Profiles, which states they are extracted from a Hyper Series PLA technical data sheet. That provenance is a real limitation: Ender Fast may not share Hyper Series properties, and the profile site shows color-level inconsistencies (bed range, softening point, and an implausible 1000 g empty spool weight in the white entry). Temperatures also differ between color entries on the same site. Treat these numbers as guidance to test, not as a specification for this exact filament.

Owner reports and speed limits

No independent instrumented test of this exact filament was found. Owner evidence is limited but cautionary: one Creality forum user with an Ender 3 V3 KE reports z-banding and wobble with Ender Fast PLA while other filaments print cleanly, and another reports “horrible prints” after switching from Hyper Series to Fast Series PLA on an Ender 3 S1 Pro. A Reddit thread on r/Ender3V3SE from April 2025 shows settings and quality troubleshooting. Creality documentation recommends drying Ender Fast PLA before use, and the profile data lists 45 C for 4 h. Achievable speed is also printer-limited; one discussion cites Sprite Pro extruder flow around 11-15 mm^3/s, far below the 30 mm^3/s filament claim and the 300 mm/s product claim. The profile database lists a max print speed of 600 mm/s, which conflicts with the 300 mm/s product claim.

Drying and handling

Creality recommends drying Ender Fast PLA before use, and the profile data lists 45 C for 4 h. Keep the filament dry during use. The white entry’s listed empty spool weight of 1000 g is implausible and likely a data-entry error, so spool weights should not be relied on. Spool diameter, flange dimensions, and spool material are not published in the sources checked.

Creality US store lists the 2 kg White+White pack at $29.99, marked down from $39.99, about $15 per kg. Creality VIP Mall lists $39.90. Creality EU store lists EUR 29.99, marked down from EUR 42.99. Walmart lists a 2-pack White and White variant and a 1 kg white variant; current checkout prices were not captured. At $29.99 for 2 kg the filament is inexpensive for a high-speed PLA, but owner reports of z-banding and quality inconsistency mean savings can be offset by failed prints. Value is best for users whose printer and workflow can exploit the high fluidity and who are willing to dry and tune the filament. At higher effective prices, such as the VIP $39.90 listing, compare against better-documented alternatives. Warranty also varies by region.

Is it worth it?

At about $15 per kg it is worth testing for users who dry and tune it, and whose printer can deliver the flow the filament claims. Where consistency matters, or at higher prices, better-documented alternatives may be safer. The filament is a consumable with no repairability; ongoing costs are filament only, plus optional drying equipment and storage.

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