It most definitely was on "first come, first served " basis… What you didn’t seem to have understood (yet) was that it meant “first” one to click on the “pay now” for their cart, is the “first served” one to whatever was left from the PETG stock. Same thing for any other Bambu products.
So I’ve been lurking on this sub for months trying to justify buying my first “real” 3D printer (been using a heavily modded Ender 3 that’s more tape and prayer than machine at this point lol).
Was gonna wait until after the holidays but holycrap, the Bambu Lab Black Friday prices are way better than I expected. The A1 is down to $279 from $599 - that’s 53% off. I literally refreshed the page three times because I thought it was a pricing error.
For anyone else who’s been on the fence:
- A1 Mini is $199 (was $250)
- A1 Mini Combo with the AMS Lite is $329 (normally $598!)
- Full A1 Combo is $379 instead of $789
I ended up grabbing the A1 Combo because I’ve been wanting to try multi-color printing without the hassle. My wife’s already planning like 15 projects and we literally just ordered it 20 minutes ago.
Found a pretty detailed breakdown with all the current deals, accessories, and filament bundles here if anyone wants to compare at 3DPrintedDecor
Anyway, just wanted to share in case anyone else has been waiting for a good deal. RIP my wallet but my print queue is about to be chef’s kiss
Anyone else pulling the trigger on upgrades this week?
Real Surprise is ams is out of stock and can’t be bought at all 
surprise! I was literally trying to buy one of them, because today I’m bored nein
Yes, I was bored, but look what I noticed.
Shown in decreasing discount headline value.
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Japan 58%
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Korea 48%
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USA 47%
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Asia 46%
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Australia 44%
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Canada 44%
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EU 33%
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U.K. 31%
Just the statistics
- Japan 58%
- Korea 48%
- USA 47%
- Asia 46%
- Australia 44%
- Canada 44%
- EU 33%
- U.K. 31% (who saw this coming?)
However, they do not know what they are discounting.
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U.K.
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USA
Now you may say these are special just because they are part of the flash sales.
But, even the U.K. gets up to 50% for filaments.
I can’t say how drunk they were when they wrote their best guess for the site-wide discount percentages, but, I think we can all agree, they must have been hammered.
Each percentage shown was given from that country’s website.
Based on the logic you stated, the source products also would based on currency conversions which mean everything, including the discount percentages would be the same, yet, they are not.
I am not sure if you are saying I said they did, if so, I actually said this.
That says the U.K., not the US, it even shows the pound sign for the currency on the lowest price available.
If you meant the US doesn’t attain the 50% mark, that is correct.
How about I agree with you on this? 
A very wise choice. 
I ordered filament for more than €200, but forgot to use the €20 BF coupon 
I did intend to use it, but it did cross my mind when ordering …
Anyone else who messed up? 