This was posted on r/bambulab just a few hours ago
Was also posted here 8 hours ago:
Bambu has gotten much better at viral marketing.
They’ve been doing it for a while… H2D multiple “leaks”, H2S “leaks” etc. Its just regular marketing at this point.
I really appreciate it. This gives some of us a good heads up, I just sold my H2D two days ago. I also sold my X1 shortly before the H2D dropped.
Can someone remeber when obviously bambulab marketing team created reddit account and shared some exclusive photos?
When you buy the h2c please share your results after a few hundred hours on those new nozzles. I am beyond curious to see the price and reliability on them.
I’ll have a couple of hundred hours in no time, but I don’t really do multicolor. I just want to have the 0.2/0.4/0.6/0.4HF/0.6HF/0.8HF nozzle at the ready on the Vortek and just pick which one I want in the slicer, like a tool swapping CNC mill, will be a nice quality of life upgrade.
You assume they have added support for different nozzle sizes.
They haven’t added that for the H2D, said they would, yet nothing even about a beta test for the feature that I have seen.
It doesn’t make sense that they would hold off adding support to the H2D for the launch of the H2C.
I dont mean swapping nozzles sizes in one print, although I suspect that will come with the H2C, or shortly after. I just mean picking what nozzle I want for the whole print without needing to manually swap them.
Got you, that will be fine of course.
No hints of the release date beyond pre-purchase availible before x-mas?
Probably soon as review units have been getting shipped out, my guess is next two weeks. Before December for sure.
As the draw for the free H2Cs is announced on 5 Dec 25, makes sense to launch on that date?
I would hate to have to ship out my H2D LOL. I guess I’m stuck with it forever
Every previous printer has released on a tuesday. So maybe December 2nd, or November 18th as there is some tech show going on (I forget the name)
Yes, they seem to be following the “Tuesdays” model of Apple. Makes sense since they are trying to be the Apple of 3D printing.
