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Bambu Lab 3D Printers: P2S Combo $1099, A1 Combo $589, A1 Mini $299, H2C Combo $3199 + Shipping @ Bambu Lab

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Bambu Lab's 4th Annivesary Sale is starting on the 15th of June.
Typically, Bambu Lab only has a sale twice a year - Anniversary & Black Friday.

Discounted 3D Printers

Ignore their retail pricing & outrageos 50% off claims.
This is the true discount & saving for the sale.

Printer Pre-sale Price Anniversary Price Saving
A1 Mini $329 $299 $30
A1 Combo $649 $589 $60
P2S Combo $1,249 $1,099 $150
H2S Combo $2,299 $1,999 $300
H2D Combo $3,099 $2,599 $500
H2C Combo $3,699 $3,199 $500
Other Bambu Lab Printers

These are new releases so they are not discounted but worth considering.

Printer Price
A2L $649
A2L Combo $849
X2D $1,049
X2D Combo $1,349
Subscribe to claim $30 off $250 coupon
  • Applicable on Filaments, Accessories, Maker's Supply, Cyberbrick, Spare parts and Material.
  • Printer and AMS are excluded.
Flash Sale

Various items discounted each round.

  • 1st Round — 16 June, 10:00 PM (GMT+10)
  • 2nd Round — 23 June, 10:00 PM (GMT+10)
  • 3rd Round — 30 June, 10:00 PM (GMT+10)
  • 4th Round — 7 July, 10:00 PM (GMT+10)
  • Last Round — 13 July, 10:00 PM (GMT+10)

Other categories on sale including filament, accessories, Maker's Supply, CyberBrick & more.

Bambu Reward Points
  • Full Details
  • 2x points on printers during the sale
  • Redeem 100 points for $1
  • Maximum $100 redemption per order
  • 12 month expiry
Buy in store

JB HiFi, Officeworks, Bing Lee, Mwave, & other local retailers stock Bambu Printers and they should be following the sale pricing.
- Buy local to save on shipping
- Stack with gift cards for additional savings
- e.g. 10% Celebration Gift Card @ Coles

New to 3D printing?

Do I need to use Bambu branded filament?
- No, you can use any filament brand including JAYO, Anycubic, Creality, eSun, Sunlu, Elegoo etc.

What can I make?
- Print available models from Makerworld, Printables and more
- Make your own designs using Tinkercad, Fusion 360, OnShape and other software

A1 or P2S?
Both are great options, if you have the budget for it, the P2S Combo is a great buy.

  • P2S is fully enclosed compared to open frame on the A1
  • Comes with AMS 2 Combo which is also a filament dryer
  • Core XY mechanics instead of bed slinger so more stable at tall prints
  • P2S builds on the P1S workhorse with a lot of QOL improvements
  • A1 takes up slightly more space but you can mount the AMS Lite on top of the A1 to take up less desk space.
  • A1 & P2S are widely stocked at retailers, combine with gift cards once they drop the price in store for even more savings.

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  • I wish the a2l was 400 x 400 lol

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    • Still pretty big print volume, though. Seems like good value.

      • i had it in cart a few times already…cant justify though…unless i get a bigger desk so i can fit all 3 printers on it hmm

        pretty big

        yeah, unfortunately from what I calculated to print helmet prints on 1 bed that can fit my big ass 62cm circumference head I'd need something like a 400 x 400…
        i once did a medieval iron style batman helmet on an a1 mini by splitting it into 4 pieces…but had real trouble getting them all fused nicely together.

  • No X2D as expected

    • they rarely discount the new releases at anniversary sale.

      The P2S sale price is most likely a permanent price drfop making the step up to X2D a $250 difference instead of $100.

      • So… Wait for the next round of sales for the X2D?

        • Also on the fence between x2d and p2s , does the x2d worth the $250 different?

          • @luconinthehouse: Depends what you want to print.

            X2D with dual head is great for mixed filament supports like PLA with PETG.

            It has other advantages as well but the back becomes a bit of a birds nest.

        • If you really want to wait until Black Friday..

  • Nice, been waiting for this.

    • What are you planning to get?

      • P2S Combo. Time to retire the old Ender 3.

        • That's going to be a sweet upgrade.

          Say goodbye to levelling the bed manually

        • Will the Ender 3 get a Viking funeral?

      • H2C to replace my P1S. Got just over $1k in gift cards atm. Been waiting for the sales

        • Oh damn, now you got me thinking if I should just go straight to the H2C

        • Gift cards from makerworld?

  • Any deals on X2D?

    Also, unless it's changed since last time I purchased via Bambu Lab website, payments have an international fee (unless waived by your bank, of course).

    • No deals on X2D since it's a new release.

      JB Hifi has a cached page on search but redirects to home page. They should stock it soon.

      • It used to have a product page, but it seems to have been pulled. Hopefully it gets restored soon.

        • Yeah, that's what I mean.

          Officeworks will probably follow after that

          • @3dprintdeals: Officeworks is not getting the X2D till after end of financial year but they are working on getting it. I asked an employee and they asked the OW buying team. Ended up buying an X2D from Jbhifi.

            • @Josephh156: What price did you get it for, as I’m looking to do a mega deal with JB as looking to grab a lot from them!

              • @ShadowCuber: They gave me $40 off but didn't seem keen to give a discount. It went out of stock and was pulled from the website soon after so they probably where stingy on the discount as it's such a popular printer.

    • Use gift card to buy off JB or officeworks, it’s basically 10%off

      • I've mentioned that in the OP.

        Just have to wait for them to go live with the page or get stock in stores.

  • Hoping someone can help, just wondering which is recommended for a total beginner, the A1 combo or p2s combo. Whats the main difference between these? Thanks.

    • Both are great options, if you have the budget for it, the P2S Combo is a great buy.

      • P2S is fully enclosed compared to open frame on the A1
      • Comes with AMS 2 Combo which is also a filament dryer
      • Core XY mechanics instead of bed slinger so more stable at tall prints
      • P2S builds on the P1S workhorse with a lot of QOL improvements

      P2S is widely stocked at retailers, combine with gift cards once they drop the price in store for even more savings.

      • Thanks for reply. With the P2S being enclosed, is it safer to use indoors compared to the A1? Or doesn’t make a difference.

        • Both are not completely sealed with active filtration, I wouldn't print in the same room that you sleep in.

          PLA & PETG are meant to be safe. If you print ABS & ASA, they are toxic and need to be vented.

        • The newer X2D has a filter system and this would be my goto if you were looking at the P2S. Ie pay a little bit more for the additional functionality. Maybe save a bit with some 10% discount cards etc as well.

      • The filament dryer thing is very helpful for e.g. petg. Alternatively you can get a separate one.

    • Want to know that too

    • Think I’m tossing up between the two as a total beginner also.
      From what I’ve read the p2s is enclosed, prints a little faster, takes up less physical space and can print a couple of different types of materials. But the A1 has a nicer screen, not as loud and is easier to maintain.

      I’m pretty tight for space where I’m planning to put mine but I think I’m gonna get the A1 (not sure on combo yet) as it’s cheaper than p2s and I’m a noob so don’t want to spend a fortune.

      Edit: I’m getting the p1s and p2s confused. I was tossing up between a1 and p1s sorry

      • nicer screen

        if it makes the decision any easier, its not like you're using it to watch 4k blu ray rips… its literally just a status screen. Nothing crazy. I have a1m and a1 only though.

        • yeah it’s not a deal breaker, just saw quite a few mentions of it on various reddit threads

          • @codyy: I typically control the A1 Mini from my phone, anything else is from Bambu Studio.

      • I'd get the P2S if you can esp. if you are tight on space. The P1S's retail price is inflated.

        Also, FWIW, the AMS rarely goes on a decent sale and is better value if you get it as a combo. High chance you'll want to try print colour at some point. Even if you don't print multi-colour like I do, loading becomes less a chore with it around.

        Note: I am on am on my 2nd AMS lite because the motors are shite and Bambu wanted me to replace them myself before I complained harder and got them to replace the entire unit. Still 1 out of 4 of the feeders doesn't want to behave 50% of the time… YMMV though.

        • can the AMS be used with 4 identical filaments ie to prevent running out mid print? (my old anycubic i sit around like a hawk to manually switch in the middle of prints and it can be frustrating)

          • @perfectlydark: mb - I didnt see the reply.

            I have been testing the AMS 2 and yes. You have to set it so that it thinks it is the same filament and then you are good to go.

            • @hhuy837: thats all good thanks mate! im still sitting on the fence although it really is looking tempting. tool changers look good but im not really into multicolour printing so not really my thing. cheers

              • @perfectlydark: But what about mixed support materials.

                PLA/PETG supports is so clean.

                • @3dprintdeals: true, although honestly supports have never been a concern for me. easy removal is a nice idea but not sure its really worth the price difference for me

          • @perfectlydark: Yes, if you tell the printer that they're all the same filament type, it will switch to the next roll once one runs out

      • If you're tight on space and thinking about the A1 combo make sure to check the space requirements in the faq. If you're not top mounting the ams lite, or want to enclose it for humidity, it can take up more space than expected. https://wiki.bambulab.com/en/a1/manual/faq#what-is-the-overa….

        I've been happy with the a1 combo I got recently. It's quieter than expected. The ams lite has been useful, I only do single colour prints atm but it's nice not having to do the filament unload/load process each time I change colour.

    • P2S combo of budget isn’t a constraint. P1S with AMS2 combo if you want to save some. A1 combo would be last on my list.

      If you start from A1, you’d want to upgrade in a year or so.

      Having said that, if you are only printing toys in PLA or PETG, then A1 would do just fine. Print quality would be the same.

  • As an amateur printer, I love my P2S Combo and highly recommend it. If I could go back in time, I would go with the newer X2D though (to note this model did not exist even in rumors when I got my P2S Combo earlier this year).

    • with the P2S combo being discounted, the gap now becomes $250.

      Worth it if you plan to do mixed support materials like PLA & PETG.
      For single material just go the P2S at the new price

  • What about all the controversy regarding it's controlled software ecosystem

    • I personally don’t see the problem…

      The Bambu handy app is awesome. Usually what I need has already been designed by someone else and pre sliced for easy remote printing…

      • I agree that most people won't care, but it's a fair complaint, though.

      • They took it one step further and now its blowing up in their face.

        Sent a C&D to one of the members who literally just effectively made the code work offline. Turns out its illegal for bambu labs to do that and they've now poked a bujch of other things.

        Worst case scenario they would have to rewrite their whole software stack, but we'll probably see some sort of comprise before that point.

      • Man, I don't know why you're getting downvotes. You're like a wealth of information man.

        • it's fine, if someone doesn't want to get Bambu, they have many other options.

          • Prusa
          • Anycubic
          • Sovol
          • Snapmaker
          • Elegoo
          • Creality
    • There are some concerns around the walled garden approach that they're taking which I personally don't have anything against. If they want to build a premium user experience in the way they see fit, that's on them.

      The bigger problem is probably their disregard of and hostility towards open source licences and principles. Their system was built on top of open source projects and ideas. They take but they don't give back. Good ol' pulling the ladder up behind them.

      • The problem is that the code their software is built on is under an open licence agreement which means bambu labs isn't allowed to use a walled garden approach.

        They recently shot themselves in the foot by sending a C&D to another person who was just making their software work offline and now its blowing up in their face.

    • Valid point, most users won't care. But certainly unethical and illegal ripping off open source and ignoring the license agreement. Then suing others are in complete compliance of the open source license.

      Consumers have boycotted CEOs and businesses for far less, so surprised you are getting so many downvotes, they probably don't understand the unethical behaviour.

    • The key problems:

      1. Their firmware and slicer are built on open source. The rules of the open source AGPL license are that they contribute their code back to the community, which they don't for the most part. OrcaSlicer in particular is downstream of Bambu.

      2. Printing from their slicer directly to the printer, is via their cloud servers, including camera. Again, they haven't released this source code, so there is no disclosure of what they are sending/keeping.

      Without the software developments costs, they've produced low cost printers. Those printers produce great results, without sharing their development back to the communities most of the firmware is based on.

      If Bambu dominates the market and the other open source players shutdown, innovation would likely slow, as Bambu hasn't developed most of what makes their printers successful.

  • Should I buy X2D or Snapmaker U1 as my first printer?

    • Snapmaker!

    • I got the snapmaker. Its amazing. If you need a discount code let me know

      • @cyrax83, Please do share with me the discount code. I sent you a PM as well.

      • @cyrax83 could you send me a promo code too? Been tossing up either the X2D or Snapmaker U1 as well, but at the end of the day it might just come down to price

        • Dm me your messages are off

        • Also use the snapmaker ozbargain referal for the 5% off

    • I had the A1, upgraded to Snapmaker U1 and also got an A1 Mini.

      The Snapmaker U1 has been great, but I still find I print a lot with the A1 Mini because it's so quick to print straight from my phone.

    • Snapmaker U1 is a great machine in the same price range. Lot less waste. If looking for a discount code PM me.

  • Been thinking about getting a 3D printer just for the novelty factor, but think again there's nothing in mind to use it for after getting one.

  • For people who don't need a printer, the deal here is the $30 coupon to buy $13.05 per roll filaments. Buying 20 rolls and knock off $30 from it, that's Jayo price tag for Bambu stuff

    • 20 rolls with $30 discount - so are they only like $14.50 usually?

      • They are normally $30 RRP. The upcoming sale usually around 55% off will bring the price down to $13.05 (that's what their banner suggest). The $30 is for $250 spend, so if you get 20 rolls for $260, you will take out another $1.5 per roll

  • Bambu Lab Firmware Update Forces Cloud Dependency & User Lock-In - AVOID THEIR 3D PRINTERS!

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIyaDD8onIE

    • Yeah I don't mind.

  • I have enough maker world points to redeem a gift card can that be used towards a printer?

    • I think that's how it works yeah.

  • Look up Bambu labs on youtube and take your pick of any of the videos.

    They seem like a pretty shady company with anti-consumer practises.

    As far as I can remember, they used open source software, forced units to connect to the cloud, and then tried to claim IP infringement when someone else reverse-engineered the software to regain control over their own unit, despite the IP arising from something open-sourced and community developed.

    A lot of tech-savvy youtube channels recommending against them - I'm sure they have suggestions for comparable/better alternatives.

      • The problem for them unfortunately is the open source licence they used as foundation of their software explicitly does not allow closed garden approach.

        Now that bambu labs have self inflicted scrutiny on all of this by going after another developer, they may be faced with legal challenges on the open source front too.

      • @3dprintdeals Incorrect. Most people, including myself, would be fine with their walled garden if they did all of the design, development, and software in-house and from scratch. But they didn't.

        They took community-built design and software, and started their company on the back of it and then walled it off. They benefited from the work of others, then walled it all off. This is both unethical and illegal under the license of that software they used, and more than just "open source zealots whinging".

        Bambu don't get to have it both ways and they are deserving of the criticism.

    • I do wonder if there are any alternatives to Bamboo that are just as good.

      They are being taken to court over the use of open source software, which will hopefully result in them getting slapped by the judge and forced to make their code open source and stop all the crap legal action they are taking…

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