Introducing The Bambu Lab P1S

[@thenextlayer]

THANK YOU for watching. I would love to know what you thought of it... but please always keep comments respectful!

[@granthollingsworth230]

Great comparo. By the way, I'm perfectly fine with product reviews. Helps me stay up to date with the market and I'm always "in" it, because who the hell doesn't need another printer???

[@axolotlterry6459]

I really like this video of comparison on different 3d printers. But, I would want more kind of comparisons on different priced printers too. Lastly, what does exotic materials mean. I really love ur video and u made me learn a lot.

[@Andre_M_3D]

I do like your reviews. I know you don't like doing them. However, they are my favorite videos. Thanks

[@thenextlayer]

@@Andre_M_3D I actually like doing them somewhat, but not as much as projects, I guess. Though, if it's the right printer, I enjoy it

[@davidahn4130]

I literally received my P1P YESTERDAY.😭 I would have gotten the P1S instead for $100 more. I sent messages to Bambu Lab, waiting to hear back about upgrading or exchanging. Re: cannibalizing their X1C sales, their hand was COMPLETELY forced by the K1.

[@kawu42]

Already bought the P1P to P1S Upgrade Kit for 160€. Nice that it is possible to upgrade. 👍

[@crashmode3401]

I love product reviews and comparisons. But what I really love is project videos, I’m always looking for cool useful things to print.

[@DifferentAverage]

Another great video. Only other thing worth mention is that they have a P1S upgrade kit that they are selling on their site for $150 for everybody who already bought a P1P

[@TommyMattox-z6h]

Thanks so much for this video. It was clear, concise and not dry. Great production value as well. For the past few weeks, I was looking hard at the P1P. Not knowing what the future held in the P1S. I appreciate the timeliness of your video and it helped me decide which direction to go. As far as continuing with comparison videos, please do. You have a talent for it and it's hard to find good content from time to time. Thanks again.

[@skylineg6618]

I love comparison videos and yours have a perfect mix of information and fun without being excessively long. Keep up the great work!

[@thenextlayer]

Thanks, will do!

[@jimjasutis5046]

My P1P just arrived, yesterday. When this video showed up, I was afraid I was going to regret not waiting another week. After watching, I am still happy with my purchase. Thanks for all the good information.

[@accumall3027]

I still prefer a printer without enclosure

[@andyspoo2]

@@accumall3027 They are certainly easier to maintain and repair as you can get all around them. Some of the side-kits are held on with magnets so at least you can rip them off no problem.

[@dannyseville2543]

I've just upgraded to a p1s from an ender 3v2, what an upgrade! The ender isn't bad to start with but when you can reduce a print time from 3 days 5hrs to 7 hrs (mostly the printer but also fine tuning in babmbu studio) then that is above anything else a major selling point. I don't see the issue with the display as I never use it anyway. Sending from studio makes life so much easier. My only gripe is it is noisy! Much more noisy than the ender.

[@Xenthera]

Hi, future bambu user here, have you tried the new firmware with noise cancelling? Sure it doesn't help for rod travel or fan noise, but damned if it doesn't help for beep beep boop motor noises :D

[@shigrathFX]

As someone who already upgraded and enclosed my P1P myself, I'm very happy that BambuLab are offering -each- single part, that differs the P1S from the P1P. You can also get a set and simply upgrade it yourself to this new version.

[@hassosigbjoernson5738]

So in other words: an upgrade "enclosure" kit with all the parts for 99 bucks would have been sufficient enough? Hmm...

[@shigrathFX]

@@hassosigbjoernson5738 The P1S is the same machine as the P1P, just a few things added. You can check the -exact- difference in parts by going to the Bambu Store and look for the Upgrade Pack.

[@OggaDugga]

@@hassosigbjoernson5738except it’s $200. Get the P1S and save the $100

[@herodaysaver9032]

The whole reason I follow you is for product reviews and comparison videos I really like your approach simple enough to not be boring detailed enough to actually feel like you understand it please do more.

[@thenextlayer]

Ok you got it.

[@cjjuszczak]

would LOVE more comparison/review videos, it really helps when there's context against another product in similar features/budget, etc.

[@damnson6060]

Oh man, might pick up one of these it looks like the perfect "secondary" printer after my X1 To answer your question, as long as your videos stay consistently professional, snappy, and informative like they always have been, I'm happy to watch whatever you post man

[@trekker683]

I picked up the p1p on Sunday at micro center and ordered parts for a enclosure. Then this was announced the other day😂. I was bummed at first because i spent an extra 100 on the parts so in effect i spent the same amount to upgrade it as it would have cost to get the p1s. But now i see it as an opportunity to learn how to maintain the printer rather than wait for something to fail and learn the hard way.

[@hassosigbjoernson5738]

I wonder why they released the P1S in the first place? A simple "enclosure kit" for these 100 bucks direct from them would have been the trick! I assume it's targeting those print farm users that don't want to customize anything. But I'll also would choose the DIY route with the P1P... just for fun and experience.

[@originaltrilogy1]

@@hassosigbjoernson5738 They have an enclosure kit now for the P1P

[@reasonablebeing5392]

Great review. All of my older printers are dialed in and working well. I'm saving my money and watching this next generation of printers mature and get the kinks out. I want my cake and eat it too this time (speed, print quality, and quiet) then they can take my money. My beloved original CR-10 heavily modded has been a workhorse. I'm looking for something to replace it in this next generation of printers so the K1 Max intrigues me for its build size. Early adopters should always be aware that price drops, upgraded models, etc. could be a day away. As you advise, buy only what you need and don't be seduced by features you won't ever use.

[@gingeas]

was about to get the p1p, then this came out... well i guess here we are. just ordered the p1s. i'm excited to start my 3d printing journey and cant wait to look back at this comment in a few years (and yeah, i'm aware this basically makes me a guinea pig for this new release for the next few yr, but im hype)

[@javierortiz7993]

Great video! I don't know if it takes you too much effort in these kind of videos but, hey man, what a wonderful result! This is, by far, the best video review I've seen of a the P1S and believe me, I've seen my share. BTW, I just got my brand new P1S... thanks to your analysis and great work! Congratulations and keep those videos coming...

[@thenextlayer]

Wow thanks! I really appreciate the kind words. KZbin can be a tough game. But comments like this keep me going!

[@MihaiDesigns]

Cool insights! Can't wait to see the P1S in person 😁

[@jindranereknu5753]

Wow, you don't have? What a shame, BambuLab 🔔 Stay awesome! ❤️

[@NotseenNinja]

For a farm environment, the P1S makes the X1C much less needed. For a home user with a single printer, maybe their first printer, I would still recommend the X1C for the more user-friendly interface on the printer itself, the better camera system, and the fancy lidar. If anything, it makes the P1P less appealing -- although money talks if an enclosure is not required.

[@stewmanji]

Thanks for another great review/video! As someone who jumped on the P1P when Bambu knocked $100 off the price, I wish they would have made that announcement alongside the release of the P1S. Would I have purchased the P1S? I'm not sure. But as someone who paid the same as the P1S by purchasing the reduced P1P and the AMS, it would have been nice to have the option. As it is, I feel a little hoodwinked. That said, still very happy with my P1P. Lesson learned regarding any future discounts by Bambu. Keep up the great work!

[@thenextlayer]

Yeah, that's fair, but I'm glad you love your P1P

[@thenextlayer]

Oh, apparently there is an upgrade kit on the US site, btw: jle.vi/bambu

[@trekker683]

@@thenextlayer sold out already

[@hassosigbjoernson5738]

"who paid the same as the P1S by purchasing the reduced P1P and the AMS" ...? Here in Germany the P1P is 649 € and the AMS is 359 €... but the P1S is "only" 749 €. So the AMS still makes a big difference!

[@stewmanji]

@@hassosigbjoernson5738 Wow! And here I felt bad about it being roughly the same in the US. My sympathies!

[@soysmc2933]

I actually appreciate the review videos, keep up the good work!

[@No0o0o0o0o0]

I glad you got a first look before some other channels. Intevewing the ceo and now scoring this first look shows your channel is more than capable of being fair, consistent and professional. Keep up the great work.

[@ashleys3dprintshop]

This is a great first look at the printer. It is a nice addition to the Bambu line up. I've completely given up on other brands for now. If Bambu releases a larger format printer it will be game over for the competition. The next layer is a great showcase channel.

[@neogbfe3587]

@@LilApe Agree, That’s all KZbinrs, it’s all about the money and then the product. Before KZbin, individuals just borrowed stuff and wrote about their experiences. Individuals were not bought, making consumer reports more reliable.

[@thenextlayer]

Awesome, thank you!

[@thenextlayer]

Nope, that deal never went through. To date, Bambu has never given me a dime, only free printers and filament.

[@thenextlayer]

I'm always as objective as I can be @neo... even when it's sponsored content, I don't hide the things I don't like.

[@bahadirgulcu272]

I can say that you perfectly do info. I bought a p1s.I was wondering if I would regret it. Thanks to you, I was freed from hesitation. I'm glad I bought the P1S. But you're right, the X1C's screen is fantastic. Thanks a lot. Greetings from Turkey.

[@Kiranns]

Thanks for this presentation ! Just ordered a P1P yesterday... I send a cancel request and just buy this mew P1S model. A kit to upgrade a P1P is also a available (in limited quantity on the first bach) at 160€ in EU. But i love the just open the box and it's ready !

[@makerspace533]

I've been using the P1P for some time now and it has been a great printer. I thought it would ever be better to get a P1S. The P1S is fully enclosed so I could do some materials not suited for the open design of the P1P. A bonus would be that being enclosed, it should be quieter to help avoid those domestic complaints. The P1S came in today. Very nice clean machine, a long way from the machines that look like High-School science fair projects. I started to print Benchy, and the fans started wailing. The P1S will drive you out of the room with the fan noise, this is going to be a problem. A big problem. On the bright side, it printed a beautiful, flawless Benchy.

[@bnut1576]

Great overview! One small clarification is that the carbon filter is not technically a HEPA filter. Although it will help absorb some VOCs it will not be able to filter particles at the same level a true HEPA can

[@c0mputer]

I like you trying to keep a straight face when you mentioned the K1 Max and if it might take sales away from the X1C.

[@thudhard2665]

I have a X1c. Some tips. The back of the build plate were the nozzle try’s wiping a hole threw the plate I took a remnant of high temp resheet to put over that spot, when fil. gets low pull the rfid and relabel it to match what you want it to run into.

[@jlopez006]

Great video! There were some things about the first gen Bambu Lab printers that kept me from buying in but this one is tempting. You gave me something to think about so thank you for that. Other thing, comparison videos are great because it does educate viewers on products we can't get our hands on so readily. I do have to say that what always brought me back to your channel were the projects that you talked about. It makes it possible to see, for those newer to this, what 3d printers can do and opens our creative minds so much more. In essence, keep them both up but don't forget about the creative aspect that you bring. Warmest regards!

[@thenextlayer]

You got it, I'll do a mix :)

[@jlopez006]

@@thenextlayer always a pleasure and appreciated. Studio is looking great btw!

[@melgross]

The cannabalization thing is the same for Apple. When they came out with the first iPhones, Steve Jobs was asked if they were worried the iPhone would cannabalize sales of the iPod, their biggest selling product. He said that he would rather Apple cannabalize their own products than have a competitor doing it.

[@williamjennings8939]

Just getting into 3d printing and purchased the p1s. Your videos have been inspiring to say the least. I appreciate all the great content

[@Taematoe]

I basically have a P1S. I've done all those upgrades including the Board fan and Hardened gears/extruder. I also Paid the original 699. So this is a deal at that price. I've had no issues with the textured PEI plate but my buddy with the X1Carbon has had tons of issues with his plate. He purchased the PEI sheet now. It should come with the X1.

[@tinkerman-q]

This helps a lot. I was actually thinking about getting a printer as a main non 3D printer hobby. My current and only one is often down due to my failed experiments and that puts everything else non 3D printer related (but needs 3D printer parts) on hold. This may be just it as I can't see myself stopping tinkering with 3D printer experimental upgrades (for speed 3D benchy, or other novel features like accelerometer based Z offset), but also like to have less downtime. And budget is really a thing for me and this may just be it if I temporarily swap the experimental budget towards this one. Great service.

[@ldomotorsjason3488]

Just want to jump say Congratulations for 50K! 🎉🎉🎉

[@BuffaloWarrior7]

Got a P1P for work last month. It's been a machine. Printed 5 kg of prints already. With only a handful of failures, I'd attribute mostly to user error. Had one print go stringy on me. And I haven't enclosed it. I don't have the cooling fan. I haven't changed anything. Bone stock P1P. If the P1S had come out 2 months sooner I think we would have bought that instead. But I can still upgrade the P1P to a P1S but I really don't think it's necessary. I've done large petg prints using the whole build plate but only 1/3 of the max height and they came out perfect.

[@rollandmason5596]

Recent printer sales have me looking at reviews again. This comparison hit the spot. Will check out your other videos on projects too. Thanks...subscribed.

[@gabriell4031]

I don’t know why I’m watching this as I have a K3 and 2.4 sitting next to me…but great content hope this brings more peeps into the hobby!

[@Viking8888]

Just stumbled on your channel and I appreciate you doing printer reviews and I hope you keep doing them, because I've been looking and looking and.... well, you get the idea. Core XY is what I'm after, so I'm definitely eager to see what you have coming up next.

[@thenextlayer]

The P1S is gonna be the best core XY machine for a while, I think. I’ll maybe test the K1 Max, and I have the Qidi XMAX3 which is very good but expensive.

[@Viking8888]

@@thenextlayer Thx for replying, I appreciate it. After seeing what Creality has done to the K1 firmware (nerfing klipper), I don't really want anything to do with it. If Creality would fully embrace openness, then the k1 might be a consideration. But if they are just going to fight to keep it somewhat closed, then no thank you. Looks like Bambu might be the way to go.

[@retromodernart4426]

@@thenextlayer Don't be afraid of [relatively] 'expensive' as long as it's paired with at least 'very good'. What good is a 'cheap' printer that's basically a barely adequate POS? Your reviews are great, do the XMAX3, please!

[@mitchstilborn]

First time viewer so can’t say too much about what kind of content you should make, but this video was excellent. Very well done and informative. Thank you

[@thenextlayer]

Thanks so much! Consider subbing

[@sneakyfeetscreations4800]

I love comparison videos! I'm not at all tech savvy or electronics knowledgeable, so reading specs usually just goes over my head. I get a much better understanding of what might be best for my purposes with videos like yours :)

[@iunlisted1176]

I quite litterally JUST bought all the upgrades for my p1p and they came out with a p1s conversation 😃

[@paulpreyer5204]

Thanks for the info! I was on the fence about the X1C, but watching this led me to picking up the P1S with AMS with your link.

[@thenextlayer]

THANK YOU!

[@westvegas4384]

Comparison videos are the most helpful in my opinion 😁

[@ryans1436]

New to your channel, great review and comparison! I wouldn't have known it was available today if it was not for your video. I picked up the P1S with AMS and used your referral link. Keep up the good work!

[@thenextlayer]

THANK YOU for supporting the channel and for the kind words

[@stephensimpson881]

Very helpful video. Personally, I'd love to see comparison (and review) videos. I think "what printer should I buy and why?" is an evergreen subject, or at least until most people have a printer.

[@forster46]

I will probably end up getting the P1S (upgrading from ender 3) but I would sure love to have that touchscreen from the X1. Would be cool if bambu lab added that as a separate accessory that could be added to the P1 printers.

[@IzoPix]

"But hey! At least the touchscreen is nice" Really good video, you stepped up your game considerably, kudos. I have 2 small gripes though, my aspberger kicks in when you have a dirty t-shirt and lift yourself with the front of your feet. Minor gripes but important to me. Once again an informative and humourus video!

[@thenextlayer]

Haha yeah I was drilling into concrete. Good eye.

[@KilllerPenguins]

Great video and content you provide! True and honest review and comparison videos with clear and straight to the point like you provide are what we all the the community needs and wants! I do have 2 questions in which I hope you can share some insight. I’m looking to do a project printing in ASA as it will be intended for outside of cars and dealing with weather conditions. 1: Is ASS still the best choice for this? 2: would ASA require more of the X1C printer or P1S would be just fine? Thanks in advance for your time and thanks for the content you provide to the 3D community!

[@MYLDStudioLLC]

I was just ***one click*** away from buying the $599 Bambu Lab P1P 3D Printer then I see this video. Thank you for that!!!! 💯

[@alayeto1]

Thanks for the honest review. Seems like the ultimate hobbit’s printer allowing for a range of materials without having to spend the extra cash on the X1C. Although that touch screen…

[@zhongqingxie]

The clone you mentioned can replace and upgrade the hot end of the original extrusion head, where can I buy it?

[@johnbrent1977]

Yes I love the reviews. Their honest and to the point

[@ManuelSilva-c4e]

Keep them coming is my vote on making more reviews and comparisons btw printers. I very close to buying my 1st 3d printer for make prototypes of ideas that I have been kicking around in my head and that I have drawn up in CAD while working as an architect for many years. So the info I can get before spending the money will be greatly appreciated!

[@willemoudewater3123]

Awesome review. I recently bought this printer and man I so love it and I agree with everything you said. I did get me the Bigtree tech screen and I love that too. first prints were amazing and old pla or ABS are printing flawless. I'm super happy with this printer. My old printers were from XYZ and I always enjoyed them but wow this is a huge upgrade from those.

[@NvdGoorbergh]

Thanks for the videos mate. I joined the 3d printing gang 2 years ago with a creality ender 3 v2 and while I enjoyed tinkering at first it got annoying really fast. I was spending more time with calibrating and upgrading in the hope that it would start printing nicely then that I was actually printing. So I sold it last year. Recently I was triggered again by the message that creality is coming up with the creality ender 3 v3 corexz and that peeked my interest again and now I am in the rabbit hole of finding the easiest and best printer to use. I started with wanting the creality ender 3 v3 corezx and then finding out about the qidi x-plus3 and then finding the bambu lab p1s and the x1-carbon and now I am a bit at a loss. I think that how much I would like to have a bambu lab X1 carbon it's a bit over my budget and the P1S is actually also a bit to expensive (at least where I live). What would you advise. Is there a printer that doesnt need much calibration and works good for arround $600?

[@stephenf98]

I love your reviews. I do hope you give pros & cons not only on this printer but also comparing to ALL the printers. We know that PLA & PETG work with most printers, but how do they compare to other filaments right out of the box. As a noobie that has learned allot from upgrading & playing on my sons geeetech a20m, not all printers are the same. Slicers, settings, materials, hotends, nozzles as well as thermistors need to work together. Calibration is another issue. Right out of the box experience can make or break the brand. Even Bambu has been uneven from all the reviews I watched. Yes, for the most part, these printers work regardless of brand. Just like buying a car, regardless of catagory, you can still get a lemon or it's not as good as stated.

[@-FOXX]

Reviews, and comparisons; they certainly won't let us without buying it lol

[@stevejones9044]

I've been on the fence of which printer to buy as my first 3D printer. For my budget it's down to Creality K1 and Bamboo P1S. I've watched videos and read reviews on both and I've decided on the P1S. Your review clinched the deal. Thanks!

[@ChiefKene]

I just purchased one yesterday. Can’t wait to plug and play

[@dtdionne]

On reviews I’d say stick with what interests you. People tend to do their best work on stuff they are good at and enjoy, and that shows. Me personally, print output in a heat and uv-resistant material is important to me right now. How many widgets can be realistically printed in a given time frame. I know there are many variables and that’d seemingly be a boring video to make and maybe watch but it is important to me right now.

[@philipmoore9098]

I actually really appreciate your reviews because you tend to be much more levelheaded than some others. Also, I’m biased because you look at printers the exact same way I do, so I find your advice helpful because if you don’t like a printer, or aren’t sold, then I probably won’t. However I think your recent Zack freedman inspired “review my spam folder style video” is less helpful and something I’m less interested in

[@dinosoarskill17]

I'm glad you gave the little bit about you wanting the higher end stuff in your PC because I'm the same way. I have the money to spend on the flagship, but if it's really not warranted I don't want to just throw the money at it. I still really want the X1C but, may ultimately go for a P1S.. Gonna try to order some for work first and get a first hand look to see if I really want these features.

[@mandyj5222]

The P1S seems to be a much better option for build plate size when compared to the A1 Mini too. I was about to buy the little A1 but I ma just squeeze out the cash to go for this guy. I appreciate product reviews, build projects, filament comparisons etc. Its all interesting. I also like fresh ideas of WHAT to print sometimes. I'm ready for multi color printing and this should be pretty fun. Thanks for this review of the P1S 👍

[@mrtrytofixit]

Great Video, much appreciated. Please keep reviewing and comparing 3D printers!

[@SynthaPak]

Definitely want to see comparisons, especially with the P1S, as it looks to me to be the new gold standard

[@thenextlayer]

Check out the new video I put out maybe a week after this one?

[@SynthaPak]

@@thenextlayer will do!

[@DougieeeTripDrip]

Printer Company wars, Can make a series of whos king and every time you get so many machines see if the king still stands or if there is a new king in town. Prince, build, features ect. can have catagories🤷‍♂🤷‍♂

[@snajderos]

Thank you for this comparison video! I was really considering to buy X1C because I do want to print with AMS since I only have Prusa Mini+ that I learned things on first... But the price $1.500 was kind to too much.. I do need an enclosure due to dusty environment and non-daily printing so P1P was not really a thing for me since I would need to print the covers by myself (so I wont be printing the stuff I want and still it wont be fully enclosed due to extra upgrades that would be needed to be purchased... I also wanted the printer look somehow "classy" (I mean I like my MINI+ but it somehow looks like construction site if you know what I mean) and I think that Bamboo hit the right nail-head and released the printer I was looking for. The only minus-point that would break my absolute 10/10 rating of this is the touch screen BUT you mentioned it the right way - who would need touchscreen while we have expansive smartphones and great slicer that will do the thing and eventually lowers the cost of P1S to really great price. You helped me a lot with decision making so if I will go for buy it will be definitely via link from you 🙂Have a nice day!

[@thenextlayer]

Sounds like P1S is for you!

[@felipepar]

I really like your reviews. Personally I'm very curious about the K1 Max and would love a review from you when it comes out.

[@colinmsmall]

This release makes me think an X1C replacement/upgrade is coming soon. They have to keep a gap between their offerings. With the P1S being so close to the X1C at this point, I hey must be planning on releasing an improved option over the X1C. Just my thoughts

[@hassosigbjoernson5738]

Maybe not "improved". Maybe just a bit bigger ... like an X1M (max)?

[@ulforcemegamon3094]

@@hassosigbjoernson5738 i mean , with all of the things the X1C has , you only need more print area, so perhaps you are right and they will release a bigger printer

[@thetechpastor]

My K1 has had all the reported hot-end errors. Creality did indeed ship a new hot-end... 3 of them.... and that has fixed most issues. I also ordered an X1 Carbon and frankly its is far superior. Thanks for the review.

[@hassosigbjoernson5738]

"and frankly its is far superior. " ... It should be! The X1C is DOUBLE the price of that K1. The K1 is on sale for 584 € these days.

[@gwfranklin1]

I am so happy I waited on the P1P this past week. Came close to buying but this seems excellent

[@thenextlayer]

Enjoy! Kindly use my link :) jle.vi/bambu

[@johnbuck5181]

Great video man. I appreciate the absolute clarity. The editing and the environment are good too.

[@GarethMcCumskey]

Not sure why people complain about the P1P screen. I get that its not quite as nice as the X1C, but the screen does allow easy loading and unloading. You do not need to manually set temperature and manually make it extrude. Choose the load and unload options.

[@thenextlayer]

It's just a lot of clicking around for me..

[@MrBigrex88]

I love the video! Currently rocking the king plate from amazon and love it not one bad print off it yet no matter the material i choose and havent cleaned it after 10+ prints! Getting the p1p enclosure soon! Excited to see the differences in print qualities from w/o and with enclosure

[@xSacrollyd]

Im kinda bummed that the upgrade kit is as expensive as it is. My P1P just arrived today, and it would be cheaper for me to send it back and order an P1S instead of buying the kit...

[@KnoxGTX]

this will be my next printer. i will be doing what you suggested getting an extra mat and hardened nozzle. Great video!!

[@thenextlayer]

Have fun!

[@niklaskarlsson2504]

I would really like to se as much PROJECT videos as possible! Some inspiration is always helpful :) Some comparisons now and then is also nice if the focus is on the more relevant ones on the market.. :)

[@MagickKitsune]

I've been looking at Bambu lately for my next printer, but stuck between the P1P and X1C, and this seems like the best of both worlds.

[@MalignSociety]

Only print open source 3D models with Bambu printers.

[@LoweredLine]

@@MalignSociety what lol

[@MalignSociety]

@@LoweredLine read through their privacy policy.

[@BreakingElegance]

we need a 300mm build volume Bambu, PS i only print ABS/ASA on my P1P but i enclosed it myself with an ARC enclosure

[@longbow1619]

Great video. As a total newbe who is just thinking about getting into 3D printing, but who has some money to spend, I was really leaning towards the X1C, even though I knew that it was overkill for my purposes, until seeing this video. I'll definitely be looking into the P1S a lot closer now.

[@MrShrektom]

I like product reviews I can trust from you! Furthermore, I hope you and your family are safe and secure!

[@ohaleceiffel]

I hope they are offering same price upgrades for people that recently purchased the P1P. Lets see if there customer service is as good as we hope!

[@r3dsnapper]

Thanks for the excellent breakdown on the P1S! I should really get the P1S.....and the A1 mini...and......

[@emanuelcabrera7703]

I bought a creality K1 a couple weeks ago and had nothing but problems with it kept getting error codes. It lasted two days before I returned it. I’m picking up a P1S this Friday.

[@zalllon]

I wish I could go back in time knowing this was coming. I ended up buying X1CC about five weeks ago now, and then, when the price dropped on the P1P I ordered that thinking it was a special. Now that I have experience with both machines, I wish I had waited and got two P1S with an AMS each. And then upgraded the hot end.

[@tomwang6120]

Thanks for the video. I am trying to decide if P1S or X1C fits me better. Have you had a case where the X1C saved the print due to having more sensors? Or are those extra sensors work more like a insurance plan that you'll most likely not use? By the way, I pretty much only print PC and I am looking to print carbon in the future. Thanks for your time.

[@thenextlayer]

X1 failure detection works quite well. Sounds like you need the X1. Https://jle.vi/bambu if you’re picking it up

[@ThomasS17]

One thing to consider if you want to print more exotic or higher temp materials (like me) is that the bed only goes up to 100°C, which could become an issue.

[@thenextlayer]

Truth.

[@totallyjackedup6047]

Thank you for the awesome review and comparison. Awesomeness!!!

[@thenextlayer]

Thanks!

[@ilikethestock1742]

I was afraid that I’ll regret buying the P1P two months ago, but as I just fisished my arc anclosure, with axu fan, chamber regulator and MCU fan, I couldnt be happier with it. As the p1p is so cheap now, I say that is the best option, as most hobbist will love to build their own enclosure, which can be modified unlike the p1s.

[@hassosigbjoernson5738]

So after all ... people still like to mod their printers. Glad so read that!

[@JoeBassi]

Another excellent video! The quick preview you are giving to me is very valuable because I'm about to buy a Bambu Lab anytime soon. Oh, and I was thinking before the "S" was for a smaller printer! Thanks!

[@thenextlayer]

Thanks so much! I'd greatly appreciate if you use my link to purchase :)

[@laszlototh3121]

Hello, I ordered my new printer, of course using the link. Thank you for a lot of valuable information! ! :)

[@MattHealey.]

That second store link you posted in chat allowed me to pick through to the uk store :-)

[@gregblastfpv3623]

Do ALL the videos man. I will watch them all :).

[@thenextlayer]

THANK U

[@mindbendernine]

Would the "Unicorn" Bambu Labs printer be the P1S and... an optional touchscreen (from the X1C) for $100 more than the P1S price?

[@spassantechnik]

Since I've had the Bambu Lab printers, I don't miss any other printers and I'm not looking around for any other brand. I am so satisfied. Ok, the filament management in the slicer could still be improved. But that's the only thing.

[@kencross25]

Informative video. With your P1S can you upgrade (switch) to an aftermarket touch screen and AMS?

[@ejicon3099]

Hi. I'm new to the 3D Printer world. For the Hotend Head Assembly, there are 4 measurements to choose from. I'm guessing the smaller the head, the finer the details you get but which head dimension do you recommend getting first? Which one comes with the P1S? Thanks.

[@WouterZtube]

Keep the reviews coming. Nice mix with your other content

[@aaronbrenkus9126]

I liked the review/comments, you missed one thing, Is the AMS on the top different form the one from the X1 Carbon? And, if so, how?

[@timdks]

Thanks for the comparison. I'm very new to 3D printing, and this P1P was given to me as an early birthday present, I turn 81 in August, by my son, so your review was helpful. However, I don't know the difference between the original P1P and the P1S except the P1S upgrade is an enclosure with other add ons. What are the pros and cons of having a 3D printer that is enclosed vs one that isn't enclosed, focusing on the P1P? Thanks.

[@schrodingerscat1863]

It is essentially the same printer with an enclosure and a few other additions. Bambu Labs are selling a kit of parts to turn a P1P into a P1S so it is a straight forward upgrade, nothing new in the core print mechanism. There are two advantages to an enclosed printer, first it provides a more even temperature reducing warping in materials like ABS during printing meaning fewer failed prints with difficult materials. Second it allows fumes to be contained and dealt with especially with materials like ABS which can produce nasty fumes. If you are just printing with PLA or PETG then it really isn't necessary at all.

[@LitlNickyScarfo]

Loving the videos. Any take on the upgrade package to take a P1P to a P1S? I'm waiting to upgrade once it releases