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expiredSillyWabbit posted Sep 12, 2025 2:36 AM
Bambu Lab X1C 3D Printer Combo Offer: w/ Hub $1119 or w/ Buffer
$1,099
$1,674
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Bambu Lab has their Bambu Lab X1C 3D Printer Combo w/ Hub or Buffer on sale listed below. Shipping is $35 (within 3-10 business days to deliver)
Thanks to community member SillyWabbit for finding this deal
Note, ensure you select option of your choice before adding to cart. Shipping/handling fee may vary by location
Available Option(s)
Thanks to community member SillyWabbit for finding this deal
Note, ensure you select option of your choice before adding to cart. Shipping/handling fee may vary by location
Available Option(s)
- Bambu Lab X1C 3D Printer Combo w/ Buffer
- $1099
- Includes
- Bambu Lab X1C 3D Printer
- AMS 2 Pro
- 4-Pin Bus Cable
- Switching Adapter
- Filament Buffer
- PTFE Tube Coupler
- Includes
- $1099
- Bambu Lab X1C 3D Printer Combo w/ Hub
- $1119
- Includes
- Bambu Lab X1C 3D Printer
- AMS 2 Pro
- 4-Pin Bus Cable
- Switching Adapter
- AMS Hub
- PTFE Tube Coupler
- Includes
- $1119
Editor's Notes
Written by Discombobulated | Staff- Price Research
- The Bambu Store/Lab is now offering their X1C 3D printer combo at a reduced rate $575 Off (combo w/ buffer) and $579 (combo w/ hub)
- About the Deal
- Recommend the buffer combo for users that plan to connect one AMS 2 Pro or the hub combo for users connecting more than one AMS 2 Pro
- The X1C 3D printer and AMS 2 Pro/Accessories will be shipped in separate boxes
- The AMS 2 Pro is now compatible w/ X1C 3D Printer
- Please see original post/WIKI for additional details (if applicable) or check the forum comments for helpful insights/discussion
- Additional Details
- Get 1%-5% cash back on deals like this with a cash back credit card. Compare the available cash back credit cards here.
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Bambu Lab has their Bambu Lab X1C 3D Printer Combo w/ Hub or Buffer on sale listed below. Shipping is $35 (within 3-10 business days to deliver)
Thanks to community member SillyWabbit for finding this deal
Note, ensure you select option of your choice before adding to cart. Shipping/handling fee may vary by location
Available Option(s)
Thanks to community member SillyWabbit for finding this deal
Note, ensure you select option of your choice before adding to cart. Shipping/handling fee may vary by location
Available Option(s)
- Bambu Lab X1C 3D Printer Combo w/ Buffer
- $1099
- Includes
- Bambu Lab X1C 3D Printer
- AMS 2 Pro
- 4-Pin Bus Cable
- Switching Adapter
- Filament Buffer
- PTFE Tube Coupler
- Includes
- $1099
- Bambu Lab X1C 3D Printer Combo w/ Hub
- $1119
- Includes
- Bambu Lab X1C 3D Printer
- AMS 2 Pro
- 4-Pin Bus Cable
- Switching Adapter
- AMS Hub
- PTFE Tube Coupler
- Includes
- $1119
Editor's Notes
Written by Discombobulated | Staff- Price Research
- The Bambu Store/Lab is now offering their X1C 3D printer combo at a reduced rate $575 Off (combo w/ buffer) and $579 (combo w/ hub)
- About the Deal
- Recommend the buffer combo for users that plan to connect one AMS 2 Pro or the hub combo for users connecting more than one AMS 2 Pro
- The X1C 3D printer and AMS 2 Pro/Accessories will be shipped in separate boxes
- The AMS 2 Pro is now compatible w/ X1C 3D Printer
- Please see original post/WIKI for additional details (if applicable) or check the forum comments for helpful insights/discussion
- Additional Details
- Get 1%-5% cash back on deals like this with a cash back credit card. Compare the available cash back credit cards here.
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Most people don't want the printer itself to be the hobby. They are getting better, cheaper and easier to use and learn. I compare it to the Iphone of printers - fairly intuitive even if it's a bit older tech. It's also enclosed, which helps with noise, humidity issues and some filament off gassing.
I've had my X1C for 2.5 years and it has been stellar. I have various nozzles from .2 to .6, but haven't tried the .8 yet. I mostly print Star Wars droids for cons, larger models and useful things, like frog ladders for my pool.
I use the AMS to change filament for large prints, not for color. The AMS 2 does driy filament, which my V1 doesnt. However, the Sunlu dryer attachment is cheaper so I pre-ordered it instead of upgrading to the 2.
The only downside I've seen has been the elitist jerks, hardcore fanboys and extreme haters in social media - but for every one of them, you find at least 4-5 of us that simply enjoy it's ease of use.
Look, I'm just gonna say it -- you're highly exaggerating right now, and Bambu doesnt have a ton of competition. You make this sound like a cut-throat industry. It's the opposite. Maybe tone that statement down a bit, because it's basically false.
Truth is almost all of the 3d print manufacturers have been chasing bambu for 3 years now. It took Creality (by far the biggest manufacturer) 3 years to make a multi color system (they call CFS) and it still isnt as good as the AMS 1. Same thing with Qidi, Flashforge, etc.
Saying these X1C machines will 'be unsellable' is laughable. The fact that they can still charge so much for this printer 3 years after launch is a testament to the brand. For example the K1C came out a year and a half ago for 560 and can be bought for around $250 now. This X1C launched at 1400 and is now 1100 when on sale.
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Truth is almost all of the 3d print manufacturers have been chasing bambu for 3 years now. It took Creality (by far the biggest manufacturer) 3 years to make a multi color system (they call CFS) and it still isnt as good as the AMS 1. Same thing with Qidi, Flashforge, etc.
Saying these X1C machines will 'be unsellable' is laughable. The fact that they can still charge so much for this printer 3 years after launch is a testament to the brand. For example the K1C came out a year and a half ago for 560 and can be bought for around $250 now. This X1C launched at 1400 and is now 1100 when on sale.
Look, I'm just gonna say it -- you're highly exaggerating right now, and Bambu doesnt have a ton of competition. You make this sound like a cut-throat industry. It's the opposite. Maybe tone that statement down a bit, because it's basically false.
that's AMS 1 though
AMS 2 is worth it, even though it still has the same problems like not working with cardboards and jams when your roll is too empty or lightweight or your filament is not dry enough.
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with that said I did use some Polly maker TPU 95a and it got stuck in the exterior after printing out successfully a couple times. but the main issue was the feeling it being so wet and my apartment being so humid with the AC out. I've done everything in the past week too get the filament and all under control with dryers and a lot of desk and now the AMS is at it 9% and my filament storage is around 15 to 20. so all that's resolved now. the AMS heater would be nice, but I jump through anymore hoops to get it. but for anyone else, this is a solid deal to get the AMS pro.
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The Bambu spools use a proprietary RFID system that will identify the filament color and type automatically for you and load the appropriate settings. Pretty convenient for new users. Buy anything other than Bambu filament and you will have to manually select the color and filament type on the machine and adjust your own settings.
The downside to this is the Bambu filament is pretty expensive. It is good filament though, usually wound nicely on the spool and pretty consistent. On sale $16 a kg isnt too bad, but for reference I usually pay around 8-11 per kg and that is usually for the more expensive Silk PLA.
Since you are new, I would suggest paying the premium and picking up some spools of Bambu filament so you dont have to get into calibrating and dialing in all different brands and types.
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Smooth PEI plate - doesn't hurt to have at least one spare plate and the price is right as a add-on deal.
0.2 nozzle - The printer comes with a 0.4 nozzle loaded and another spare. If you plan on printing very fine detailed things, especially small text on objects, get a 0.2, but otherwise the nozzles it comes with are fine.
Anti-vibration feet - They are normally $11 and as a add on are $2. No brainier.
Matte PLA - a couple rolls of Matte PLA or as many colors as you want. The add on price is $16 with the spool which is as cheap as you'll get it. And it will be the easiest to start with, especially with the AMS and the RFIS tags.
Consumables - if you are going to print a bunch it doesn't hurt to get a extra set of wipers but it's not required
4-in-1 adapter - Extremely handy to add a extra "in" to your filament path on top of the AMS so you can easily load in a external spool. Plus it's $4.
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