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Bambu Lab P2S AMS Combo 3D Printer (Gray)

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$750

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Best Buy has Bambu Lab P2S AMS Combo 3D Printer (P2S AMS Combo) on sale for $649.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to community member LovelyPocket895 for finding this deal.

Features:
  • 256*256*256 mm³ print volume
  • Single-nozzle, multi-color 3D printing
  • Closed-loop Servo motor extruder
  • 5-inch touchscreen with refreshed UI
  • Cold-air intake parts cooling
  • AI print error detection

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Best Buy has Bambu Lab P2S AMS Combo 3D Printer (P2S AMS Combo) on sale for $649.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to community member LovelyPocket895 for finding this deal.

Features:
  • 256*256*256 mm³ print volume
  • Single-nozzle, multi-color 3D printing
  • Closed-loop Servo motor extruder
  • 5-inch touchscreen with refreshed UI
  • Cold-air intake parts cooling
  • AI print error detection

Editor's Notes

Written by megakimcheelove | Staff
  • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion. 

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TokenSid
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Overpriced now that mutlitool nozzles are hitting the market. Needs to be $500 if the U1 is $699.
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MyDogSassy
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No more filament waste, and way faster printing. Right now if you want to print multicolor, the printer has to extruder all the old color filament and then load a new color. I have seen simple 1 hr prints that are 1 color become 10 hours when you print multi color.
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Community Reviews

The P2S AMS 2 Pro combo is a solid workhorse 3D printer for PLA, PETG, and other common materials, with the AMS cutting filament waste and making multicolor jobs much faster than manual color swaps. It also fits hobby use well when you do not need frequent multi-material or multicolor tool changing, and the easy-return policy adds peace of mind if the unit arrives defective. The main knocks are price, since it matches Bambu Lab and other authorized seller pricing, and the fact that dedicated tool-changer options may suit heavy multicolor work better. It is best when you want reliable everyday printing more than specialized color handling.

  • The AMS setup can reduce filament waste by avoiding repeated purging when switching colors during multicolor prints.

    MyDogSassy

  • The combo can speed up multicolor printing by streamlining color changes instead of reloading old filament each time.

    MyDogSassy

  • The P2S plus AMS combo can fit hobby workflows when frequent multicolor or multi-material tool-changing is not a primary requirement.

    vypurr

  • The P2S can produce decent prints with common materials over extended use, supporting day-to-day hobby reliability.

    agate

  • The combo price can feel overpriced compared with competing multi-tool nozzle options entering the market.

    TokenSid

  • The sale price may match Bambu's website pricing, which can limit how much of a true deal it represents.

    Pirate00

  • Multicolor printing can dramatically increase total print time when the workflow requires purging old color and loading new color.

    MyDogSassy

  • The AMS-focused combo may be the wrong choice for heavy multi-material or frequent tool-changing use cases that call for a different tool-changer system.

    vypurr

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Yesterday 8:01 AM
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RockHardRockCrawlerYesterday 8:01 AM
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Waiting for the P3C.
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Yesterday 8:02 AM
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TokenSidYesterday 8:02 AM
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Overpriced now that mutlitool nozzles are hitting the market. Needs to be $500 if the U1 is $699.
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Yesterday 11:22 AM
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joethepilotYesterday 11:22 AM
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Quote from TokenSid View quoted comment :
Overpriced now that mutlitool nozzles are hitting the market. Needs to be $500 if the U1 is $699.
Explain to a newbie the advantage of this?
Yesterday 12:00 PM
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MyDogSassyYesterday 12:00 PM
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Quote from joethepilot View quoted comment :
Explain to a newbie the advantage of this?
No more filament waste, and way faster printing. Right now if you want to print multicolor, the printer has to extruder all the old color filament and then load a new color. I have seen simple 1 hr prints that are 1 color become 10 hours when you print multi color.
Yesterday 12:57 PM
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Pirate00Yesterday 12:57 PM
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Same price as the Bambu website. It's a sale, not sure it's a deal.
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Mopar400Yesterday 12:57 PM
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Quote from RockHardRockCrawler View quoted comment :
Waiting for the P3C.
Bingo!
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cjwolfordYesterday 1:28 PM
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Will Amazon price match?
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Yesterday 2:02 PM
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omerikoYesterday 2:02 PM
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Been waiting for the sale since summer, but now I have analysis paralysis - this, wait for P3C or get the Snapmaker U1.
Yesterday 2:03 PM
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TheFerretGarrettYesterday 2:03 PM
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Quote from Pirate00 View quoted comment :
Same price as the Bambu website. It's a sale, not sure it's a deal.
While true, easy returns is a huge bonus if you get a dud
Yesterday 2:10 PM
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vypurrYesterday 2:10 PM
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Quote from omeriko View quoted comment :
Been waiting for the sale since summer, but now I have analysis paralysis - this, wait for P3C or get the Snapmaker U1.
It's for totally different use cases. Are you printing tons of multi material or multicolor prints? If so get the snap maker or other tool changer.

If not, this is a good deal for a solid workhorse
Yesterday 4:15 PM
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BSoaresYesterday 4:15 PM
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The P3C will likely cost about 1200 bucks so those that want to wait for that, don't expect the price to be similar to the P2S.
Yesterday 4:33 PM
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The_4th_DoctorYesterday 4:33 PM
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Quote from Pirate00 View quoted comment :
Same price as the Bambu website. It's a sale, not sure it's a deal.
I think every authorized seller has this same price set by the manufacturer. Microcenter has all their Bambu printers' prices replicated to the sale price on the Bambu website. Microcenter if available nearby is good alternative to Bestbuy or shipping from Bambu.
Yesterday 8:42 PM
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mattyd2377Yesterday 8:42 PM
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Quote from vypurr View quoted comment :
It's for totally different use cases. Are you printing tons of multi material or multicolor prints? If so get the snap maker or other tool changer.

If not, this is a good deal for a solid workhorse
Here's the thing. I'm getting into 3D and my thought process is this, if this is a dinosaur in 3 years because tech has just gotten better, why not wait for a better unit? Every new model will push older and other models cheaper. So, I could get this for $650, the next best printer for slightly more, or just wait for this to drop under $600. Seems like it wouldn't be long to wait.

Also, what if I really get into the hobby and end up wanting multicolor? The tech being the norm seems right around the corner.

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Yesterday 8:50 PM
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tycodadYesterday 8:50 PM
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Quote from TheFerretGarrett View quoted comment :
While true, easy returns is a huge bonus if you get a dud
also, you can check the glass top/door before you leave, so no sad surprise at home.

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