Hi,
I would like to know if anyone has any idea of a possible return of the offer of ten spools of PLA filament in white or black on the European store?
I would like to buy some, but since the end of December the offer has disappeared, and no news.
Thanks in advance to anyone who has any information on this subject.
I think only @BambuLab knows this
They have sales various times of the year and there was a thread here where somebody posted the sales they knew of. Might search messages for sales or something similar.
Thanks for your reply. I was expecting @BambuLab will see this post and maybe at least, consider my words, and why not, write a reply, I love to be crazy 
This would be helpful information lol!
I’ve contacted customer support and the reply was “not planned at the moment” …
That’s a big problem for me, If I start to switch to another brand of filament I will never got back until I got the same bad surprise as Bambu Lab removing This offer for 10 Spools !
In Canada we had PLA Basic as a 10kg bundle, then it disappeared and we had PLA Matte for a short while. I hope the basic comes back as its much better filament than matte (layer adhesion and strength), and was a decent deal. Until then im using the Sunlu PLA + 2.0 4kg amazon pack as its affordable and comes on plastic spools.
There is a good sale on fiber reinforced filament right now, I picked up ABS-GF at $27 a roll, regular price is $38. And thankfully black was available, usually when they run these bulk sales black is not on the discount list.
Hi @maximit ,
That was the same for us in Europe, one monday, 10 Matte PLA Spool bundle popup, and some days earlier it disapeared …
I agree, PLA Basic is more strenght/stable than Matte !
I know ABS Offer, with or without fiber, are good for price, but the problem is ABS is toxic for users, and ecologicaly a problem, more than PLA is …
As Bambu Lab won’t take care of my request, 10 PLA Spools bundle, and as they increase the price of their most commonly used filaments, even though the price is already above that charged by other brands!
The latest spools of filament I’ve received (spread out since September 2024) are almost all affected by various problems, badly wound, the filament is crossed/pinched several times on the same spool, the end-of-coil fastener has changed and prevents the AMS from switching to another coil (even though the AMS is sold for this main function of finishing coils and switching from one coil to another), refill coils arrive deformed, coils/refills are poorly vacuum-packed, resulting in high humidity, and other problems…
As a result, I’m in the process of switching brands, even though I used to feel “indebted” to Bambu Lab for their equipment, which enabled me to break new ground in 3D printing, and even though I’ve long made the effort to pay more for my spools and tolerate delays of up to 45 days to receive my order, and manage as best I can to deal with Bambu Lab product stock-outs that sometimes exceed three weeks, but the wallet is and always will be the one non-negotiable item at checkout! !
I’ve noticed, for some time now, that many people have already changed filament brands, mainly because of the price, and the logistical problems have been the final straw in their use of the brand’s filaments.
Somehow, this change will enable me to pay less per spool, and also to have much, much faster deliveries, by having a product just as reliable for PLA, and, on PETG, a filament even more reliable than Bambu’s!
It’s a shame, what I think is a new strategy being put in place at Bambu Lab, between the “premium” filament prices, the catastrophic logistics service and the recent announcements of the closure of their ecosystem, I’ve come to wonder if it’s always the same people who decide, or if it was all planned from the start…
In short, I’ve only got a few spools of PLA and PETG filaments left, I’ve already validated three replacements from eSun, AnyCubic and PolyMaker, which complement the Prusament, and if by the end of my personal stock of filaments, Bambu Lab hasn’t come up with a real offer for discerning consumers looking for a fair price for each spool, I’ll spend my entire stock of spools on the “new” brands I mentioned…
After all, my friends have already done so for a while, mainly because of the exaggerated pricing and logistical problems mentioned above, and their prints are just as beautiful as before, if not better, so I’d only lose out on my support for Bambu Lab, who couldn’t care less LOL!
Happy printing to all!