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I was disappointed with the ERYONE Glitter PLA in Burnt Titanium Dark Gold. The filament repeatedly clogged during printing, even after adjusting temperatures and slowing print speeds, which made it frustrating and unreliable to use. The color was also misleading. Instead of a rich dark gold or burnt titanium look, it printed mostly black with only a few barely visible gold specks. The glitter effect is extremely subtle and almost unnoticeable unless viewed under strong light. Overall, between the frequent clogging and the underwhelming appearance, this filament did not meet expectations and isn’t something I would purchase again.

The Anycubic Glow in the Dark PLA is a fun and reliable filament that delivers exactly what it promises. It prints smoothly with consistent extrusion and minimal stringing, even on longer prints. The glow effect is strong after proper light exposure and lasts longer than expected, making it great for decorative items, signs, and novelty prints. Layer adhesion is solid, and the surface finish comes out clean with good detail. On the downside, like most glow filaments, it’s slightly abrasive, so using a hardened nozzle is recommended for long-term use. The glow intensity also depends heavily on light charging. Overall, this is a great value filament for creative projects and earns a solid 4-star rating.