Bambu Lab X2D vs Flsun T1 Pro
Researched by Riley Hart · prices checked Nov 4, 2026
As of Nov 4, 2026, the Bambu Lab X2D costs $589 and the Flsun T1 Pro costs $549, so the Flsun T1 Pro is $40 cheaper. The Flsun T1 Pro has a published review score and ranks #13 in our 3D printers ranking; the Bambu Lab X2D is not scored yet. Pick the Bambu Lab X2D for makers who want two materials or colors with little waste and engineering filament support. Pick the Flsun T1 Pro for makers who want very fast PLA and PETG prints. They split the points we can measure, 1 each.
Who wins, point by point
They split the points we can measure, 1 each. Built from today's prices, the specs and independent tests for these two robots.
| X2D | T1 Pro | Winner | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price today | $589 | $549 | T1 Pro |
| Top print speed | 1000 mm/s | 1000 mm/s | Tie |
| Max nozzle temp | 300°C | 300°C | Tie |
| Release year | 2026 | 2024 | X2D |
- You want the newer model (2026 vs 2024)
- Best for makers who want two materials or colors with little waste and engineering filament support
- You want to spend less (saves $40)
- Best for makers who want very fast PLA and PETG prints
- Build volume
- 256 x 256 x 260 mm
- Max speed
- Up to 1,000 mm/s on
- Multicolor
- Yes
- Enclosure
- Yes
Dual nozzle enclosed CoreXY that cuts multi color waste
Full Bambu Lab X2D review, pros and cons →- Build volume
- 260 mm diameter x 330
- Max speed
- Up to 1,000 mm/s
- Multicolor
- No
- Enclosure
- Yes
Very fast delta printer with a tall round build area
Full Flsun T1 Pro review, pros and cons →Side by side
| Bambu Lab X2D | Flsun T1 Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $589 | $549 |
| 3 year cost | $589 | $549 |
| Our score | Not scored yet | 7.8/10 |
| Rank in 3D printers | #45 | #13 |
| Status | on sale | on sale |
| Warranty | Not checked | Not checked |
| Build volume | 256 x 256 x 260 mm with one nozzle; height drops 4 mm when the second nozzle is used (TechRadar); Tom's Hardware lists 256 x 256 x 256 mm | 260 mm diameter x 330 mm tall (Flsun); The Gadgeteer and 3DPrint.com say about 285 mm of height is usable |
| Print speed | Up to 1,000 mm/s on the main direct drive head, 20,000 mm/s2 acceleration (Bambu Lab via Tom's Hardware); the Bowden auxiliary nozzle tops out at 200 mm/s (TechRadar) | Up to 1,000 mm/s, 30,000 mm/s2 acceleration (Flsun); 3DPrint.com printed at up to 600 mm/s in ASA and high speed PLA |
| Multi color | Yes, two nozzles plus AMS 2 Pro in the Combo, 4 to 16 colors with extra AMS units (Tom's Hardware); a two color zebra print purged only 11.5 g (Tom's Hardware) | No, single filament (TechRadar) |
| Enclosure | Yes, fully enclosed with active chamber heating to 65 C and G3, H12 HEPA and carbon filters (TechRadar) | Yes, acrylic sides and smoked glass front (The Gadgeteer); no dedicated chamber heater (3DPrint.com) |
| Auto leveling | Yes, automatic bed leveling (Tom's Hardware); first calibration took 30 to 40 minutes (TechRadar) | Yes, fully automatic leveling with no manual Z offset (The Gadgeteer) |
| Max nozzle temp | 300 C, two 0.4 mm hardened steel nozzles (TechRadar) | 300 C, 0.4 mm brass nozzle (Flsun, The Gadgeteer) |
| Heated bed | Yes, up to 120 C, textured PEI plate (TechRadar) | Yes, up to 110 C with textured PEI plate (Flsun) |
| Filament types | PLA, PETG, TPU, ABS, ASA, PC, PA and fiber filled filaments (Tom's Hardware); soft TPU is poorly supported by the AMS and the auxiliary nozzle (Tom's Hardware) | PLA, PETG, TPU, ABS, ASA, PA, PC, PET (Flsun, The Gadgeteer); ABS warped and failed for 3DPrint.com |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, USB, LAN and cloud printing (Tom's Hardware); no USB stick included | Wi-Fi, Klipper web interface, USB drive, OTA updates (The Gadgeteer, 3DPrint.com) |
| Camera | Yes, 1080p with AI spaghetti and nozzle blob detection (Tom's Hardware) | Yes, for timelapse and remote monitoring (The Gadgeteer); 3DPrint.com saw timelapse cutouts on long prints |
| Weight | 16.25 kg; 392 x 406 x 478 mm (Tom's Hardware, TechRadar) | 18.41 kg net; 436 x 490 x 835 mm (The Gadgeteer) |
| Noise | Not measured in the reviews we checked | Flsun claims as low as 55 dB; 3DPrint.com measured 71 dB average with 91 dB peaks |
| Assembly | n/a | Partial assembly, about 1 hour (3DPrint.com) to a few hours (The Gadgeteer) |
| Best for | makers who want two materials or colors with little waste and engineering filament support | makers who want very fast PLA and PETG prints |
| Skip if | you mainly print soft TPU or want the fastest multi material printing (look at the H2D) | you need a quiet printer or a square build plate |
Specs are maker claims unless a reviewer is named. Prices from the stores we link, checked daily.
What reviewers found
Bambu Lab X2D
- TechRadar: Over 250 hours of printing with only a couple of stops, mostly from plate debris. Average XY error 0.188 mm. Print quality tests scored 29/30. Swapping both nozzles took under 5 minutes. Source
- Tom's Hardware: Editor's Choice. A calibration cube took 20 min 35 s on the main nozzle and 41 min 59 s on the auxiliary nozzle. A two color zebra herd took 13 h 54 min with 11.5 g of purge, saving about 101 g versus single nozzle printing. Extrusion force measured 8.5 kg. Source
Flsun T1 Pro
- TechRadar (4.5/5): Reviewed the base T1. Scored 29 of 30 in print tests with 0.133 mm average dimensional error. Very loud cooling fan; assembly took about an hour. Source
- The Gadgeteer: Called it the fastest printer the reviewer had used; a vase took about 40 minutes. Zero clogs and zero manual leveling across dozens of prints. Loose display ribbon and menus with no back button. Source
Questions buyers ask
Which is better, the Bambu Lab X2D or the Flsun T1 Pro?
The Flsun T1 Pro has a published review score and ranks #13 in our 3D printers ranking; the Bambu Lab X2D is not scored yet. Pick the Bambu Lab X2D for makers who want two materials or colors with little waste and engineering filament support. Pick the Flsun T1 Pro for makers who want very fast PLA and PETG prints.
Which is cheaper?
The Flsun T1 Pro at $549, versus $589 for the Bambu Lab X2D, checked Nov 4, 2026.
What is the difference between the X2D and the T1 Pro?
Build volume: 256 x 256 x 260 mm with one nozzle; height drops 4 mm when the second nozzle is used… on the X2D, 260 mm diameter x 330 mm tall (Flsun); The Gadgeteer and 3DPrint.com say about 285 mm of… on the T1 Pro. Print speed: Up to 1,000 mm/s on the main direct drive head, 20,000 mm/s2 acceleration (Bambu Lab via… on the X2D, Up to 1,000 mm/s, 30,000 mm/s2 acceleration (Flsun); 3DPrint.com printed at up to 600… on the T1 Pro. Multi color: Yes, two nozzles plus AMS 2 Pro in the Combo, 4 to 16 colors with extra AMS units (Tom's… on the X2D, No, single filament (TechRadar) on the T1 Pro.
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