The wait ends on March 25! šŸš€

I hope they offer some sort of special support for the h2d. With so many things going on, people will need help. But, I agree. The x1e did come with more stuff.

Another way of thinking about it, is that those items doubled the price. Bambu likes doubling prices it seems. 2500, 1200, 650, 350, 220 (side note. The a1 mini is cheaper from bestbuy than from bambu right now.)

$5,000 puts it at the same price point as

Lets all hope not. Im sticking to my $3,999 guess

I’m really hoping for a bundle price of $3000 or (unlikely) less. If we assume $3000 for the bundle, $500 for a 2nd AMS 2 Pro, and $200 for extra accessories, after tax, shipping, and tariffs (don’t get me started…) it’s going to be about $4,700

Maybe we will get super lucky and this printer will replace the x1e all together. This printer would actually be a massive game changer at $2,500 for people that need this exact mix of capabilities. It doesnt make sense to have competing products at similar price points though. If I were them, I would look at direct competitors and add a little money to their prices. If I was Bambu. Theyve created a cult following in a short period of time. The perfect storm and timing. Great products entering a market thats new but growing fast. So theres a ton of new buyers googling "best 3d printer under $$$$). and all the results are saying Bambu
:crossed_fingers:

Embargos

I am wondering why everyone is expecting a price higher than 3.000$. Bambu got famous because of two things:

  • Their hand-in-hand eco system
  • their great price-performance

So, maybe it is more hope than real, but I expect a price champion as well. So maybe around 1.800$ for the version without laser?

I don’t think it would be a direct replacement, namely because of this:

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It simply wouldn’t work on a lot of corporate networks that require enhanced security. For instance where I work NOTHING gets on the wifi without having a cert installed specifically for it. There literally isn’t a password for it. If you need network access you either plug ethernet in or go through infosec/neteng with a compatible device, get approval, get the cert installed, and then you can connect. The H2D would be essentially non-functional at my work unless someone wanted to walk an SD card around

Does it have an sd card slot or usb? No lan only mode?

Becase a combination of the tech included in it (expensive precision cut gears, research into the laser/cutter tech that will be built into the price of both models), comparing to other printers on the market right now, and the fact that Bambu has said it will be ā€œAbove our current X1 product lineā€. Nothing that has been leaked or revealed hint toward anything under $2K.

Don’t get me wrong, I would love if this thing came out at like $1800 but I just don’t find it feasible

USB required for timelapses and all, but not included. SD card isn’t mentioned anywhere in the specs so :person_shrugging:

Bambu is definitely not going to start price war with Creality, but I can imagine some reaction to their very aggresive pricing can happen. So I don’t expect the basic H2D configuration to be crazy expensive, my guess is $1899

So you guys are thinking it will fit right in the middle of the x1 series?

I would say base version yes lazer above the x1e

I’m thinking it will be above the X1 series, as they’ve said it’ll be above the X1 series :laughing:

Theres a little warning hidden in there. ā€œTo help you make an informed decision about whether to waitā€. Seems odd for a company to say this unless it was gonna be expensive af and they didnt want people that waited forever to be angry. It reads as a warning

Or competitive new models being released just before this

This might help the price honestly? There’s more competition now compared to when they originally announced it. Even comparing the previous release date to now a lot has come out, and plenty of stuff just got revealed at TCT as well (not following deeply but I’ve seen a few articles)

stay tuned for x1c v2 p1s v2 in about 9 months…Just guesses.

Competition doesnt matter anymore. Even if somebody makes an amazing printer, nobody will believe the reviewers lol.

They have successfully become the apple of 3d printers. in only a few years

Maybe the number in the names means the number of nozzles lol. A2, P2S, X2C, all with the new dual extruder.

Where’s my H5D?

The dual extruder in a small printer would kill 1/5 of its x axis

What about something like an A2 mini? Could extend the X arm a bit to allow both extruders to reach the whole build plate?