Has anyone switched from a Prusa printer to a Bambu H2D?
I am struggling with the decision whether to replace my Prusa CoreOne with a Bambu H2D… Apart from all the innovations, print size, finish and quiet operation, what interests me most is the print quality. I’ve been searching for two days and can’t find a specific answer or comparison of print quality. Thanks in advance for your reply.
The CoreOne does not directly compete with the H2D. This will make it difficult to find a fair comparision. The CoreOne competes with the X1C.
I ask…why replace when you can have 2?
I agree with alllll that. I have a CoreOne and the H2D. The print quality on the CoreOne is outstanding but that’s the only factor that’s close. The H2D is better in every other way (IMHO). I can print some samples from both for you and post them tomorrow.
@CincinnatiDesigns when I suggested you guys update your avatars to Thanksgiving themed I knew… I just knew… I thought for sure Malc would beat you to that though 
Come on @MalcTheOracle get with the times
Only reason is that working space is limited. I will buy H2D I believe. And try to sell CoreOne but if it won’t sell I’ll have both 
That would be a huge help for me 
I outsource my artwork to others.
@CincinnatiDesigns seems particularly interested in playing dress up with me.
Here you go. I used the Voron cube scaled to 250%. I printed the cube on the H2D and then moved the roll of filament to the CoreOne to make it as scientific as possible. I used the standard .20 profile in both slicers. In all pictures the H2D is on the left and CoreOne on the right.
You are the best.
I really appreciate your dedication and help.
Thank you!!!
H2D is ordered 
4 til 8 weeks waiting time here in Denmark.
As soon as I receive it I’ll will also do some comparisons.
So… there are some test prints
Default settings for Polymaker terra dried! Same filament used with 0.2 on 0.4 nozzle.
Printed model: Sabre Design
Prusa CoreOne
Prusa CoreOne
Prusa CoreOne
Prusa CoreOne
Prusa CoreOne
The printing time was practically the same – a little under 6 hours. However, Bambu was practically silent during printing compared to Prusa.
I am satisfied – although I printed on a printer at work. My printer for private use has not yet arrived at the warehouse
Many thanks to each and every one of you for all your help. And a huge thank you to @PrinterMcgee for your dedication
