Bambu Lab celebrate 3 years with Anniversary Sale
Bambu Lab have just released that their next major sale is from June 24 to July 15 with huge discount and deals the their printers. All the details below.
If you’re just about to order your first (or additional) 3D Printers from Bambu Lab, this is the time to do it! With up to $250 off on a base X1 as a nice example.
You can also win yourself one of 20 3D printers by signing up on their newsletter here. There are 5 H2D, 5 X1 Carbon and 10 A1 Minis in the pool!
Last but not least, you receive a $30 discount coupon for orders over $350!
Bambu Lab 3D Printers anniversary prices
The US-shop 3D Printers discounts and prices are as follows (check your local prices here; EU shop, UK shop, CA shop):
Note that Combo versions are also covered by the discounts!
Bambu Lab X1 Carbon $999 ($250 discount)
Bambu Lab P1S: $499 ($200 discount)
Bambu Lab P1P: $399 ($150 discount)
Bambu Lab A1: $339 ($60 discount)
Bambu Lab A1 Mini: $219 ($30 discount)
Standalone AMS Lite: $229 ($50 discount)
Even more deals during the anniversary sale!
If for some strange reason you DON’T need another Bambu Lab 3D Printer, there are deals for you as well!
Up to 40% OFF on filaments and build plates.
Up to 30% OFF on hot-ends and other accessories
Tiered discounts on Maker’s Supply Kits: 20% off when you buy 1, 30% off for 3, and 40% off when you buy 5 or more.
Which Bambu Lab 3D Printer is the right one for you?
Choosing the right Bambu Lab printer comes down to your ambition and budget.
The H2D is the “new flagship” with a steep price while having the largest build volume from Bambu Lab. It houses two nozzles and can even be fitted with laser and vinyl cutting.
The “previous” flagship is the X1 Carobn, which has a very nice interface and extra features like “print-fail detection” and Lidar scanning to calibrate filament flow settings. It’s however getting quite old now.
If you’re not going for full H2D, I would recommend the P1S, as it’s a really good value printer that can handle tougher materials and keep its print volume protected from the elements. Here’s why and how it compares to the A1.
The A1 (and A1 Mini) are the budget kings with a lot of bells and whistles. They do however print slightly slower, and the moving bed does induce some slight quality drawbacks compared to the CoreXY design printers (where the bed don’t move).
You can always ask me (using the free purchasing consulting service) if you want some personal recommendations for 3D printers and 3D scanners.
