Bambu Lab P1P
$499
Bambu Lab · FDM
Bambu Lab P1P
The open-frame P1S, discontinued and replaced by the P2S. Same CoreXY, no enclosure, and easily upgraded with aftermarket panels.
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How It Scores
Pros
- +Identical CoreXY motion system as the P1S: same speed, same print head, same quality
- +Aftermarket enclosure panels are $60 and turn this into a near-P1S for less money
- +Bambu's slicer and cloud ecosystem work the same as on every other Bambu
Cons
- −$499 open frame when the A1 Combo is $399 with AMS Lite: the value math is awkward
- −AMS sold separately: the one thing the A1 Combo has that this doesn't
- −Discontinued: replaced by the P2S, which is just better
What Owners Say
“Same guts as the P1S at a lower price. If you add enclosure panels, you basically have a P1S.”
— r/BambuLab
“Bambu quality, CoreXY speed, open frame flexibility. Solid machine.”
— Thomas Sanladerer (YouTube)
Specs
| Build Volume | 256 x 256 x 256 mm |
| Layer Resolution | 0.05mm - 0.35mm |
| Max Print Speed | 500 mm/s |
| Weight | 13.5 kg |
| Type | FDM (Filament) |
| Features | CoreXY, Auto bed leveling, WiFi, Camera, Vibration compensation, Direct drive |
Verdict
The P1P has been replaced by the P2S. If you find it heavily discounted, it's a solid machine. At full price, the P2S is the better buy every time.
You'll Also Need
Things you'll want before your first print.
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