The frame and the motion system decide more than the speed on the box · review
An enclosed Bambu Lab printer stating 500 mm/s and 20,000 mm/s² of acceleration, with a material list that names ABS and ASA as ideal.
ABS and ASA warp when the air around a print cools it unevenly. The P1S closes that air in, and that is the practical gap between it and an open printer such as the A1.
Most listings say a printer handles many filaments. This one sorts them: ideal, capable, not recommended. It is the most honest part of the page, and it should decide your purchase more than the speed claim.
The same printer is sold with an AMS unit as the P1S Combo. If you will never print in color, this version saves that cost.
| Top speed | 500 mm/s, stated |
|---|---|
| Acceleration | 20,000 mm/s² |
| Body | Fully enclosed |
| Leveling | Automatic |
| Materials rated ideal | PLA, PETG, TPU, PVA, PET, ABS, ASA |
| Materials rated capable | PA, PC |
| Not recommended | Carbon or glass fiber filaments, on this listing |
| Weight | 38.9 lb |
| Amazon ASIN | B0CHDM8VVZ |
The listing puts carbon and glass fiber in its not-recommended group. PLA, PETG, TPU, PVA, PET, ABS and ASA are its ideal group, with PA and PC as capable.
No. It is a motion limit. The speed of a good part depends on the material and the model.
8.1/ 10
The sensible step up when you need engineering filaments. The enclosed body is what you pay for, not the speed figure.
A maker who wants to print ABS or ASA parts without building an enclosure.
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Bed-slinger FDM printer · automatic calibration · MakerWorld and Bambu Handy · sold here with an LED lamp kit
The compact Bambu Lab A1 mini, sold here in a bundle with an LED lamp kit, with automatic calibration and access to the MakerWorld model library.
Best for: A beginner who wants a small printer that sets itself up and has models ready to print.
≈ $249
FDM bed-slinger · 10,000 mm/s² acceleration · full-auto calibration · active flow rate compensation · 1-clip quick-swap nozzle · ≤48 dB in the title
The full-size Bambu Lab A1, with full-auto calibration, active flow rate compensation, a 1-clip quick-swap nozzle and a stated noise of 48 dB or less.
Best for: A first-time owner who wants a full-size printer that calibrates itself and may add color later.
≈ $305
Open FDM · 250 mm/s · 2,500 mm/s² · CR Touch auto leveling · Sprite direct drive · dual Z lead screws
A low-cost open-frame printer with CR Touch auto leveling and automatic Z-offset, a Sprite direct-drive extruder and a modest 250 mm/s top speed.
Best for: A budget buyer who wants a known design and does not mind a slower printer.
≈ $199
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