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The P1S Combo pairs Bambu Lab's enclosed CoreXY printer with the AMS 2 Pro multi-material unit. The enclosure lets you run high-temperature filaments like ABS and ASA, and the AMS 2 Pro holds four spools and can be stacked to four units for up to 16 colors. It comes largely assembled and levels itself, so it suits buyers moving up from an open-frame printer who want multicolor without tinkering. Against the open-frame P1P it adds the enclosure and filtration; against the X1 Carbon it gives up lidar and a higher chamber rating but keeps the same 256 mm cube build volume and 300 °C hotend.
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Owners of the P1S generally report it prints well soon after setup and handles enclosed-filament jobs that open printers struggle with. The AMS is the most debated part: convenient for multicolor, but slower and more wasteful on color-heavy models.
The Bambu Lab P1S is an enclosed FFF 3D printer sold here as a combo with the AMS 2 Pro and Hub. The enclosed body suits high-temperature filaments such as ABS and ASA. It has a welded frame, an all-metal hotend and a direct-drive extruder.
The printer reaches accelerations of up to 20000 mm/s² and prints a benchy in 18 minutes. Vibration compensation and pressure advance keep prints smooth at speed. It also has a filament run-out sensor, semi-automatic belt tensioning, automatic bed leveling, and enclosure cooling with an auxiliary part cooling fan.
With the AMS, it prints in multiple colors and materials. Stacking 4 AMS units allows up to 16 colors. The built-in camera supports 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.
