PrimaValue
Budget EU PLA+ with acceptable everyday results; below PrimaSelect tier
PrimaValue falls into Tier C - usable for budget projects but with more reported variability than higher-tier options. We rate them this way because of prusa forum users explicitly rank primavalue below easyprint and primaselect for print quality despite similar pricing and recent eu retailer reviews are positive for basic pla+, but independent torture data is thin and line is now rebranded as primacreator value. Materials available from PrimaValue include PLA+, PETG, and ABS. In day-to-day printing, PrimaValue stands out for: finnish and german user reviews cite easy printing and good layer adhesion when new. Spools typically run $16-$22 per kilogram.
Why Tier C?
- Prusa forum users explicitly rank PrimaValue below EasyPrint and PrimaSelect for print quality despite similar pricing
- Recent EU retailer reviews are positive for basic PLA+, but independent torture data is thin and line is now rebranded as PrimaCreator Value
Pros
- Affordable bulk PLA+ widely available through 3D Prima and Nordic retailers
- Finnish and German user reviews cite easy printing and good layer adhesion when new
- Stronger than standard PLA per manufacturer PLA+ formulation
- Works for prototypes and everyday prints on common FDM printers
Cons
- Ranked below EasyPrint and PrimaSelect in Scandinavian Prusa community comparisons
- Historical green-color batch complaints in older EU forum threads
- Rebranding to PrimaCreator Value adds catalog confusion
Additional Notes
- Budget PrimaCreator Value line; formerly sold as PrimaValue PLA
PrimaValue Filament FAQ
What materials does PrimaValue make?
PrimaValue produces filament in the following materials: PLA+, PETG, ABS. Each material is suited to different print applications - check our material database for printing temperatures and specs.
What tier is PrimaValue filament rated?
PrimaValue is rated Tier C by Filament Cheat Sheet because of prusa forum users explicitly rank primavalue below easyprint and primaselect for print quality despite similar pricing and recent eu retailer reviews are positive for basic pla+, but independent torture data is thin and line is now rebranded as primacreator value.
Is PrimaValue good for beginners?
PrimaValue can work for beginners, especially given the price point. Just be aware that some batch variability has been reported, so a temperature tower print is a good first step.
What are the pros and cons of PrimaValue filament?
Pros of PrimaValue: Affordable bulk PLA+ widely available through 3D Prima and Nordic retailers; Finnish and German user reviews cite easy printing and good layer adhesion when new; Stronger than standard PLA per manufacturer PLA+ formulation; Works for prototypes and everyday prints on common FDM printers. Considerations: Ranked below EasyPrint and PrimaSelect in Scandinavian Prusa community comparisons; Historical green-color batch complaints in older EU forum threads; Rebranding to PrimaCreator Value adds catalog confusion.
How much does PrimaValue filament cost?
PrimaValue filament typically costs between $16 and $22 per kilogram, depending on the material and color. Specialty composite or engineering-grade materials sit at the upper end of that range.
Where can I buy PrimaValue filament?
PrimaValue filament is sold directly through PrimaCreator at https://primacreator.com/collections/value. It is not generally stocked on Amazon.