
Bambu Lab P1S AMS Combo 3D Printer
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The P1S is Bambu Lab's enclosed CoreXY 3D printer, sold here with one AMS unit for multi-color printing. It has a 256 × 256 × 256 mm build volume, a 300 °C nozzle, a heated bed to 100 °C, automatic bed leveling and a built-in camera for remote monitoring and timelapse. The enclosure holds chamber heat for ABS, ASA and other engineering filaments, which open-frame printers like the A1 cannot do well. Against the X1 Carbon it gives up lidar and a higher chamber temperature but keeps the speed and the multi-color AMS, and owners consistently praise how little tuning it needs out of the box.
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Owners treat the P1S as the value pick in Bambu's lineup: it prints fast, handles ABS in its enclosure and needs little calibration. Reviewers say the AMS makes multi-color easy but adds maintenance and waste.
The Bambu Lab P1S is an enclosed FFF 3D printer. This AMS Combo includes an AMS filament system for multi-color printing. Stacking 4 AMS units allows printing in up to 16 colors.
It has a welded frame, an all-metal hotend and a direct-drive extruder. The fully enclosed chamber suits temperature-sensitive materials such as ABS and ASA, and an activated carbon filter is included. Motion control reaches up to 20000 mm/s² acceleration, and vibration compensation and pressure advance keep fast prints accurate. A benchy prints in 18 minutes.
A filament run-out sensor and semi-automatic belt tensioning are built in. Automatic bed leveling is included. A built-in camera allows remote monitoring and timelapse. The Bambu Handy app monitors and controls prints remotely, and Bambu Studio is the slicing software. Setup takes about 15 minutes.







