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Creality Hyper Luminous PLA 3D Printing Filament 1kg（live exclusive） - Blue

Creality Hyper Luminous PLA 3D Printing Filament 1kg（live exclusive） - Blue

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  • 1.75mm filament diameter
  • 1kg spool weight
  • Glow-in-the-dark phosphorescent pigments
  • Tensile strength 37MPa
  • Elongation at break 24%

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Summary

A glow-in-the-dark PLA from Creality’s Hyper filament line, sold 1 kg per spool in four colors. Check your nozzle before buying: glow filament is abrasive, and class-level guidance says a brass nozzle can show noticeable wear after a kilogram or two of it.

Strengths

  • $19.99 for 1 kg sits mid-market for glow PLA, with volume pricing down to $14.99 at twenty spools.
  • Four colors, and the US spool carries an RFID chip that Creality printers with RFID readers can use automatically.
  • Hyper-series PLA has real owner praise for layer adhesion and print reliability in r/BambuLab threads.
  • Owners of glow PLA report prints that recharge quickly and stay easily visible for about an hour.
  • Standard PLA storage and handling apply; the only extra is nozzle choice.

Weaknesses

  • No independent test and no owner discussion of this exact Luminous spool exist.
  • The listing’s 37 MPa and 24% figures have no Creality-published data sheet behind them.
  • Glow filament is abrasive: class-level guidance says a brass 0.4 mm nozzle can show noticeable wear after 0.5-2 kg of glow filament.
  • Glow PLA can be brittle: one Bambu community user clogged a 0.2 mm nozzle immediately, and an owner reports filament that “breaks like a toothpick”.
  • Hyper PLA family reports are mixed: one owner calls it “absolutely horrendous”, with rolls breaking into pieces in an AMS.
  • The store page publishes no spec sheet: diameter tolerance, bed temperature, print speed and glow performance are all undocumented.

Verified specifications

Diameter1.75 mm.
Spool weight1 kg.
MaterialPLA with glow-in-the-dark phosphorescent pigments.
ColorsYellow, Green, Pink and Blue.
Print temperature190-230 °C per the product listing; Creality’s standard Hyper PLA data sheet recommends the same 190-230 °C nozzle range with a 25-60 °C bed, but no Creality-published sheet for the Luminous variant was found.
Tensile strength and elongationthe listing states 37 MPa and 24%; Creality’s standard Hyper PLA sheet lists 52.99 MPa and 6.3%, and the Luminous figures remain unconfirmed by a first-party sheet.
RFIDthe US SKU name includes an embedded RFID material chip for Creality printers with RFID readers.
Warrantyup to 12 months in the US, up to 24 months in the EU.
Returns14-day return and refund.
Spool dimensions, packaging contents and included accessories: not stated on the store pages checked.
Full research notes and sources

What the listing does and doesn’t say

Creality’s US store sells the family as “Hyper PLA RFID Luminous” at $19.99 per 1 kg spool, list $28.90, with volume pricing of $16.99 at five spools, $15.99 at ten and $14.99 at twenty. The EU store lists it at €22.00 with a 24-month warranty, the AU store at $39.99 AUD and the UK collection at £22.99. The US page links no spec sheet: diameter tolerance, bed temperature, print speed, drying and glow performance are all absent. The listing’s 190-230 °C print range and 37 MPa / 24% tensile and elongation figures could not be confirmed against any Creality-published Luminous data sheet; the standard Hyper PLA sheet reads 52.99 MPa and 6.3%, different as expected for a pigment-loaded variant. Glow brightness and duration are undocumented from any owner source.

Nozzle wear and brittleness

Class-level glow-PLA guidance recurs across forums and specialist blogs: phosphorescent strontium aluminate particles are abrasive, the filament can be brittle under AMS tension, and small nozzles can clog. QIDI’s guide says a brass 0.4 mm nozzle can be noticeably worn after 0.5-2 kg of glow filament, that hardened steel lasts roughly 50-200 kg, and recommends slower print speeds, thicker layers of 0.2-0.3 mm, reduced retraction and dry storage with desiccant. A Prusa community thread is mixed, with some users calling glow PLA mildly abrasive and others retiring worn brass nozzles to it. One Bambu community user clogged a 0.2 mm nozzle immediately. One r/prusa3d owner reports strontium-aluminate particles destroying brass hardware 300 g into a roll. None of this is a measured defect rate for this spool.

What Hyper PLA owners say

Reddit evidence for the Hyper family is split. In r/BambuLab, owners praise Hyper PLA-CF reliability and layer adhesion, while another owner reports Hyper PLA rolls breaking into pieces and failing in an AMS. An r/3Dprinting owner reports a quality drop switching from stock PLA to Hyper PLA on an Ender 3 V3 KE, and a r/Creality owner puts the sweet spot at 220-230 °C. Exact-Luminous owner discussion was not found.

Is it worth it?

At $19.99 the spool sits in the middle of the 1 kg glow PLA market: CAILAB’s glow PLA lists at $19.99, eSUN’s Luminous Rainbow at $27.99, and SUNLU’s glow PLA at a similar price point. Creality’s twenty-unit price of $14.99 is competitive for bulk decorative printing. The practical extras are a hardened steel nozzle ($8-15) and realistic glow expectations. Treat durability as unverified — family signals are mixed and no exact-owner base was found.

Which model this is

This page covers Creality Hyper Luminous PLA 1kg in Blue, listed on Amazon US as a live exclusive under ASIN B0FL23L1DQ. Blue is also a regular color on Creality’s own US store, so the exclusivity claim could not be verified. The US SKU is named “Hyper PLA RFID Luminous”.

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