THE *BAMBU LAB A1 MINI* IS HERE! (AMS LITE TOO!)

[@banggar9097]

its essential for companies like Bambu Lab to address criticisms and improve their products

[@quangmaispn8473]

Noise can be a significant concern, so its good to know that theres a silent mode. However, not sealing the box might limit its effectiveness.

[@yashraj.00]

The noise level is a crucial consideration for many users, so its disappointing that the A1 mini can get noisy. Silent mode at under 48dB is an improvement, but not sealing the box might contribute to the noise issue.

[@shemphiternall3015]

Noise levels matter when youre working in a shared space. Any tips on quieting down the A1 mini?

[@CoPrint3D]

❤ Great video, great analysis

[@LT3D_YT]

Thanks! I can't wait for the release of your upcoming products, would love to get my hands on them 😃

[@gusminanulmughni5961]

Im on the lookout for a 3D printer thats versatile enough for various projects, but the A1 mini emmm might not that good for me?

[@duniavirtual3122]

I appreciate the A1 minis attempt to cater to multi-color printing enthusiasts, but its noise levels and inability to print ABS might be a deal-breaker for some.

[@GintingJR199]

Noise levels matter, especially if youre working in a shared space.

[@bebankeluarga4531]

The Bambu Lab A1 mini seems to have potential, but hearing about various issues emerging after just six months of use rA1ses some durability questions.

[@daarulhasanah1469]

Ive got a soft spot for printers with a touch screen. It just makes things easier.

[@ruru_cavalli4455]

Thanks for all the insights

[@للبيع-غ9م]

Noise levels are a common complA1nt; I hope there are solutions to mitigate this.

[@happyenglishclass4531]

When it comes to budget-friendly options, the A1 mini is a viable choice. But price for quality.

[@caynerff4010]

The A1 mini is a commendable effort, but its noise level and limitations make me lean towards other options.

[@arjunbhai6500]

Ive heard good things about the Prusa minis customer support. Thats reassuring.

[@taraportalzin7668]

I appreciate the balanced review, mentioning both the pros and cons. Its essential for potential buyers to know the authentic situation -- -- Not for me.

[@jl8096]

R.I.P Prusa mini and all other 500 USD printers. A1 is the best 2nd printer for X1, P1 users.

[@khandeshikingmeker4917]

Im here for the 3D printing community vibes. Whats everyones go-to printer?

[@brayanzometa8501]

Im no expert, but Ive been eyeing these 3D printers for a while now

[@Ledebutans.1]

Multi-color printing can be enticing, but if youre looking for an all-around great printer, the Creality Ender 3V3 SE might be more attractive

[@verx6622]

A1 mini, the lack of open-source support is a recurring concern

[@satriamerdeka1466]

It seems that Prusa mini offers a quieter and more versatile option.

[@vampaff1014]

the Prusa mini offers a more well-rounded package with proven reliability.

[@Siddharthgaming1772]

The A1 mini offers some exciting features, but if youre looking for a reliable and versatile 3D printer, I think you can consider it yourself.... anyway, Bambus new one is not the best choice....

[@shejan_shah_]

I may say Bambu Labs slow after-sales customer service response is definitely a red flag

[@---sf7fj]

Its disappointing to hear that Bambu Labs customer service response times are slow.

[@demix119]

Looking for a 3D printer that wont break the bank? The Prusa mini might be your answer.

[@sisietomasoa80]

The noise is so buzzing!

[@thanhsangtv9450]

Sealing issues and the inability to print ABS are real drawbacks

[@roncelano7861]

Nice features, but lousy aesthetics and footprint. Some reviewers found that not all the features worked and some had broken prints. I hate that it still poops like all the other models with an AMS. Don't know why they can't figure out how to minimize or even eliminate it (maybe a 4 nozzle design). The jury is still out on this one for me.

[@namdosan3522]

Anyone here tried modding the A1 mini for better performance?

[@CarryMinati-bq4dx]

Now I can see hype and fraud and then nothing.

[@dorvilstanley690]

its essential for companies like Bambu Lab to address criticisms and improve their products

[@riyamaheshwari663]

Noise can be a significant concern, so its good to know that theres a silent mode. However, not sealing the box might limit its effectiveness.

[@Spintarz]

The noise level is a crucial consideration for many users, so its disappointing that the A1 mini can get noisy. Silent mode at under 48dB is an improvement, but not sealing the box might contribute to the noise issue.

[@RyStonee]

Noise levels matter when youre working in a shared space. Any tips on quieting down the A1 mini?

[@arthadeel]

The Bambu Lab A1 mini seems to have potential, but hearing about various issues emerging after just six months of use rA1ses some durability questions.

[@ShoXz7n]

Im on the lookout for a 3D printer thats versatile enough for various projects, but the A1 mini emmm might not that good for me?

[@nourel3oziel]

Ive got a soft spot for printers with a touch screen. It just makes things easier.

[@nacgesport2641]

Thanks for all the insights

[@cellat3630]

I appreciate the A1 minis attempt to cater to multi-color printing enthusiasts, but its noise levels and inability to print ABS might be a deal-breaker for some.

[@shigarakitomura6365]

Noise levels matter, especially if youre working in a shared space.

[@djmanhnobro5064]

The A1 mini is a commendable effort, but its noise level and limitations make me lean towards other options.

[@alan50549]

Ive heard good things about the Prusa minis customer support. Thats reassuring.

[@bhajanallgod185]

Noise levels are a common complA1nt; I hope there are solutions to mitigate this.

[@vuphuongdang7422]

I appreciate the balanced review, mentioning both the pros and cons. Its essential for potential buyers to know the authentic situation -- -- Not for me.

[@ALSERAZIZ]

the Prusa mini offers a more well-rounded package with proven reliability.

[@samgamerz6007]

Im no expert, but Ive been eyeing these 3D printers for a while now

[@waahid5203]

Multi-color printing can be enticing, but if youre looking for an all-around great printer, the Creality Ender 3V3 SE might be more attractive

[@x1_valen]

A1 mini, the lack of open-source support is a recurring concern

[@rajui1346]

Im here for the 3D printing community vibes. Whats everyones go-to printer?

[@darealmedia9909]

It seems that Prusa mini offers a quieter and more versatile option.

[@ismagaelpro655gd5]

The A1 mini offers some exciting features, but if youre looking for a reliable and versatile 3D printer, I think you can consider it yourself.... anyway, Bambus new one is not the best choice....

[@sagarking143]

I may say Bambu Labs slow after-sales customer service response is definitely a red flag

[@user-gq9jn3lz3m]

Its disappointing to hear that Bambu Labs customer service response times are slow.

[@g-tungchannel7555]

Sealing issues and the inability to print ABS are real drawbacks

[@14tony1]

Looking for a 3D printer that wont break the bank? The Prusa mini might be your answer.

[@nijhumridoy1978]

Anyone here tried modding the A1 mini for better performance?

[@Fanclubelieenzo]

Now I can see hype and fraud and then nothing.

[@tanishcoolgamer33]

The noise level is a crucial consideration for many users, so its disappointing that the A1 mini can get noisy. Silent mode at under 48dB is an improvement, but not sealing the box might contribute to the noise issue.

[@ical2390]

It seems that Prusa mini offers a quieter and more versatile option.