H2S is here! Our latest addition to the H series.
The H2S is now available in three options:
H2S (standalone)
H2S AMS Combo
H2D Laser Full Combo (10W)
Click here for a full deep dive into H2S—features, specs, and more.
Got a big model to print in mind? Let us know in the comments!
Is it the H2D without the second nozzle?
Seems like the shift in philosophy has been missed with that product after the announcments of competitors like snapmakers (u1), Bondtech (Indx), etc. Looks to me like the currently starting trend is going to be about multiple tool heads and increased multi material combination abilities.
Seeing the price announce being 2x that of a printer with 4 tool heads. This will be a real tough nut to crack.
I don’t see any “big ways” here, sorry…apart from the build volume maybe.
Probably a great printer, don’t get me wrong, but only in the means of replacing the X1 Series.
(Sure, the laser is a fancy addon, but i don’t like a laser polluting my printers hardware (mechanisms, lenses, sensors,…))
edit/ and now there it is, right away…H2C. Thank you! 
Yes
Except, you can’t use the 40w laser on it.
No nozzle camera.
I wouldn’t mind the laser version if they had a 40w version. Wonder if it can be upgraded, or if that’s just gonna be a limitation of the H2S?
Seems impressive, is there any coupon code for this new printer. Thank you for the answering 
in advance
No 40w laser option on the H2S.
Cheaper than I figured it was going to be, but still to pricey.
I believe I read 3 cameras, wondering if this allows 3 different views from within handy, or are they there to monitor print quality?
It’s a nice size, I haven’t kept up with how good the H2D is, reliability and all.
For me, personally, my units have been great. The only thing I dislike is that they don’t have supertack plates for the H2D.
Looks like I’m waiting for the next release…
I know… One of the reasons I have held off ordering an H2D is no supertack… I have gotten so used to not having to use glue…
Most are for the systems monitoring itself.
No swapping between views.
Got the cryogrip pro glacier for the h2d last week, very good (probably better) option to the supertack which I have had mixed experiences on the X1C
I hate the supertak plates.
I have started to wonder of climate is a differentiator.
I have never needed glue on any plate for any material.
I have only ever dried two filaments and mostly to try it rather than a need.
Each of my five supertak build plates suffered damage with the coating coming away from the metal plate in tiny pieces. One plate still has the base of a matte support base that cannot be removed and two thin for a blade to get under it.
Total waste of money on entirely useless plates.
Four of them (P/X series) became unusable after a few prints each.
The bone with support welded to it was the first use of the plate on my A1 mini.
I saw in a video that the smaller power supply on the H2S is the reason there will be no 40w version. So, not even as an upgrade later.
I was looking at this. I got another plate that was similar, but wrong, doh! How are you setting it in Bambu Studio though?!
Yeah my experience has been a 180. I wonder though, because I’ve seen others where it has been a huge failure for them too.
Which is why I brought up my climate theory.
Given I do not suffer the need for glue or drying, when many do have to deal with it constantly.
Maybe that benefit has negatives on the flip side.
I have not used any glue etc. on the H2D so far, I print everything on the textured PEI plate (PLA, PETG, TPU) and that without adhesion problems
On my P1S I have to have glue if I used textured PEI or risk adhesion issues. I can use supertack and no glue print after print with no issues. I had to up the temp a little from base to get that though.
What am I missing here? If I don’t care about the laser, why would I throw away an extra $100 on the H2S instead of just buying an X1? Heated chamber aside, there’s nothing in that price tag that justifies the bump. The gap is so small it looks like Bambu padded the number just because they could. At least a $200 spread would make sense.
Meanwhile, competition is tightening the screws. Snapmaker’s 4-head vaporware is hanging around ~$800, Elegoo’s Centauri is fully released at $300, QIDI’s new Q2 is $500, and the Plus 4 just dropped to $700. And here’s the kicker: the year-old Plus 4 is now mature, fully debugged, and past its launch pains - yet it’s cheaper and more stable than Bambu’s so-called “next big thing,” which is still riddled with bugs and missing features. The consumer math is brutal, the value proposition is gone, and Bambu’s justification is not making sense. At this point, you’re paying $1,100 for the name - and that name is already being dragged down by lousy customer service that many of this community continue to share here. As for their draconian walled garden? It doesn’t look curated anymore; it looks like a junkyard of weeds.
This launch was hyped as “the next big thing” but feels more like a dead cat bounce.
What I really expected/hoped:
