# Bambu Lab P2S review

Fast enclosed all rounder that replaces the P1S, AMS 2 Pro option

- Our score: not scored yet
- Price: $449 (checked Nov 4, 2026)
- Status: on sale
- Best for: a first enclosed printer that just works
- Skip if: you need a heated chamber
- HTML version: https://robotsforthat.com/robot/bambu-lab-p2s/

## Verdict

The P2S is the new middle of Bambu Lab's range and keeps the P1S formula of fast, enclosed and easy, with a 5 inch touchscreen, a better camera and tool free nozzle swaps. It is a safe pick for a first serious printer that handles PLA through ABS. Skip it if you print nylon or other high temperature filaments often, since the chamber is not actively heated.

## Pros

- Fast CoreXY with auto calibration
- Enclosed, so ABS and ASA print with the door shut
- 5 inch touchscreen and tool free nozzle swaps
- Combo includes the AMS 2 Pro with drying

## Cons

- No active chamber heating
- AMS color changes waste filament
- No official purge waste bin
- Little gain for current P1S owners

## Specs

- build volume: 256 x 256 x 256 mm (Bambu Lab)
- print speed: Up to 600 mm/s, 20,000 mm/s2 acceleration (Tom's Hardware spec table)
- multi color: Yes with AMS 2 Pro, included in the Combo; Tom's Hardware notes the AMS wastes filament on color changes
- enclosure: Yes, enclosed chamber with active airflow; no active chamber heating. Tom's Hardware saw about 33 C inside
- auto leveling: Yes, automatic bed leveling and Auto Flow Dynamics calibration with an eddy current sensor (Bambu Lab)
- max nozzle temp: 300 C (Bambu Lab)
- heated bed: Yes, up to 110 C (Bambu Lab)
- filament types: PLA, PETG, TPU, ABS, PC and carbon fiber blends; Tom's Hardware printed PLA, PETG CF, ABS and TPU
- connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, USB (Tom's Hardware)
- camera: Yes, 1080p high frame rate camera with spaghetti failure detection (Bambu Lab, Hackster)
- assembly: Ships assembled; tool free quick swap hotend
- weight: 14.9 kg; 392 x 406 x 478 mm (Tom's Hardware)

## Safety

- recalls: No recall found for this model as of 2026-10-30 (web search of cpsc.gov for 3D printer recalls by Creality, Bambu Lab, Elegoo, Sovol, Snapmaker and Flashforge; only the Bambu Lab A1 appeared)
- fcc: Not checked
- company status: Active

## Questions buyers ask

### Should I upgrade from a P1S?

Probably not if your P1S works. Hackster saw no clear print quality gain and recommends the P2S mainly for first time Bambu buyers.

### Can the P2S print ABS?

Yes. Tom's Hardware printed ABS with the door closed. The chamber is enclosed but not actively heated.

### What does the Combo add?

The AMS 2 Pro, a 4 spool feeder with filament drying, for multi color printing. Tom's Hardware listed the Combo at $799 versus $549 for the printer alone at launch.

## Sources

1. [Tom's Hardware: Bambu Lab P2S review](https://www.tomshardware.com/3d-printing/bambu-lab-p2s-review)
2. [Hackster: Bambu Lab P2S 3D Printer Review](https://www.hackster.io/news/the-maker-s-toolbox-bambu-lab-p2s-3d-printer-review-eca6a5fddab6)
3. [Bambu Lab blog: meet the P2S](https://blog.bambulab.com/the-icon-redefined-meet-the-p2s-a-completely-reengineered-version-of-the-ultra-productive-p1-series/)