Creality Hyper PLA RFID Stardust - Stardust Coffee
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- 1.75mm filament diameter
- ±0.03mm dimensional accuracy
- 1 kg (2.2 lb) spool
- Nozzle 190-230°C, bed 45-60°C
- Print speed 30-600 mm/s
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Summary
A decorative, RFID-tagged PLA filament sold in nine “stardust” colors, including Stardust Coffee, and marketed as best with Creality K2-series printers. Check your bed temperature before a long print: one owner reports first-layer tearing on a Sparkx i7 that was fixed by starting at 70 C and stepping down to 55 C.
Strengths
- Decorative stardust finish in nine colors, including Stardust Coffee.
- RFID tag for Creality’s ecosystem, so compatible printers can read the spool.
- Canada store lists CA$36.99 on sale from CA$44.99 (Creality Canada store, 2026-10-24).
- One owner reports a successful 16-hour print after bed-temperature tuning.
- Another owner reports a “fantastic” print with RFID Stardust Orange on a K2.
Weaknesses
- No independent instrumented test of this filament was found.
- One owner reports first-layer tearing and adhesion failures on a Sparkx i7, even on a clean, leveled, dry bed.
- The reported fix is raising bed temperature to 70 C for the first two layers, then stepping down to 55 C.
- The fetched manufacturer page publishes no diameter, accuracy, temperature or speed specifications.
- US price and US availability were not verified in this check.
- Color-specific behavior for Stardust Coffee is untested in the available evidence.
Verified specifications
| Material | PLA, sold under Creality’s “Hyper PLA” formulation. |
|---|---|
| Color variant | Stardust Coffee, one of nine Stardust colors (Green, Blue, Yellow, Orange, Brown, Pink, Grey, Coffee, Purple). |
| RFID | included in the product name; chip protocol and auto-applied slicer settings are not documented on the fetched manufacturer page. |
| Compatibility claim on the manufacturer page: “Best with K2 Series 3D Printer”. | |
| Diameter, accuracy, spool weight, nozzle temperature, bed temperature and print speed: not published on the fetched manufacturer page. The seller’s listing carries 1.75 mm, +/-0.03 mm, 1 kg, 190-230 C nozzle, 45-60 C bed and 30-600 mm/s, unverified. | |
| Store display | “Up to 12-Month Warranty”, “14-Day Return & Refund”, “Lifetime Customer Support” (Creality Canada store). |
| Power data | not applicable to filament. |
Full research notes and sources
Print adhesion and bed temperature
The only owner evidence is a Creality Community Forum thread. One user reports numerous print failures with new Stardust PLAs on a Sparkx i7, including first-layer tearing dragged by the nozzle, on a clean, leveled, dry bed. That user got past most failures by raising bed temperature to 70 C for the first two layers, then reducing by 5 C per layer to 55 C, and completed a 16-hour print afterward. A reply suggests limiting volumetric flow rate and increasing per-layer time to reduce warping. A second user reports successful prints with RFID Stardust Orange Hyper PLA on a K2. These are single-user observations; no failure rate or prevalence data exists. Treat the bed-temperature workaround as a starting point, not a guarantee.
RFID and compatibility
The RFID tag is part of the product name, but the fetched manufacturer page documents no chip protocol, compatible printers or CFS versions, or auto-applied slicer settings. The page’s “Best with K2 Series 3D Printer” claim sits against owner-reported adhesion difficulty on a Sparkx i7, so the compatibility claim should be read as marketing rather than a verified specification. If your printer is not a K2, confirm that it can read the tag before relying on automatic settings.
Specifications and what is missing
The fetched manufacturer page is marketing-heavy and exposes no specification table for diameter, accuracy, temperatures or speed. The seller’s listing carries 1.75 mm, +/-0.03 mm, 1 kg, 190-230 C nozzle, 45-60 C bed and 30-600 mm/s, but those values were not visible on the fetched page and are not independently verified here. Color is selected from a swatch list, so color-specific print behavior may differ. No material safety data sheet, storage guidance or drying specification was found on the fetched page. One owner states the filament was dry during testing.
Is it worth it?
At the Canada sale price of CA$36.99 against a CA$44.99 list price (Creality Canada store, 2026-10-24), this is a premium decorative filament whose value depends on the sparkle finish and RFID convenience. If adhesion requires higher bed temperatures or print tuning, buyers who do not need the decorative finish may prefer standard Hyper PLA. US value cannot be assessed without a verified US price. US price, US availability, exact SKU, and verified specifications remain unknown, so confirm the spool label and Creality documentation before printing.
Sources
Manufacturer:
- Creality Canada store - Hyper PLA RFID Stardust
- Creality Canada store - Hyper PLA RFID Stardust (seed variant URL)
Independent reviews:
- No independent instrumented tests published for this filament.
Owner reports:
