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I've really like the Overture PLA Plus that I've used so far. Makes nice prints with fine details. Threads on a support stand screw came out much better I expected. Using an Ender 3 S1 Pro with the 0.4mm tip. Just got a roll of Polymaker PLA Pro in the mail today actually, hoping I have time to try it this weekend. Expecting good things from it.
I'm a huge fan of Overture 3D matte PLA. It's inexpensive, and just prints really well with few problems.