Xcellence Made Simple. The X2D is here

Meet the X2D: A dual-nozzle system paired with elite-level performance. Here’s a breakdown of the engineering behind it.

Dual Nozzle System

Stop overthinking with support—start peeling it off clean. The main nozzle prints the part. The auxiliary nozzle handles the support. The X2D hands all the messy support work to a second nozzle with its own material.

The dual-nozzle system doesn’t just let you add more colors—it breaks the limits of a single material. TPU for flex. PLA for strength. All in one print.


Unlike traditional motor-driven systems, the X2D packs a Gear-and-Trigger mechanism into the toolhead. The nozzle-change lever taps the trigger arm, driving an internal gear train to change the nozzle. No extra weight, making it the lightest dual-nozzle system ever. Just a clean swap.

A lighter toolhead means less inertia and vibration. Even at full speed, surfaces stay flawless—all the way to the top.

Parts that fit. True accuracy. What’s the most annoying part of printing assembly parts? Holes that don’t match. Shafts that won’t fit. As materials cool and shrink, the X2D counters the effect with Auto Hole and Contour Compensation, adjusting the toolpath in real time so holes print to spec and edges land precisely where they should. Shafts, bearings, and fasteners fit on the first try. Powered by Bambu Studio.

Bambu Algorithms: Great results should be repeatable. Most printers calibrate flow with a single K factor and use it in all scenarios. Bambu Lab doesn’t. Flow Dynamics Calibration builds a time-varying, nonlinear model of your entire extrusion system. So whether there’s minor residue inside the nozzle, gradual nozzle wear, or slightly damp filament, the system calibrates and compensates in real time. Smooth surfaces and sharp edges stop being luck. They repeat.

The AI Cameras put your printing on autopilot. Before printing, the AI Liveview Camera and Toolhead Camera scan the build plate for debris and verify plate placement. During printing, they watch for spaghetti, nozzle clumping, and purge-chute jams in real time—pausing the job before it wastes hours of time and filament.

All the must-haves for everyday use—perfectly integrated into your living space. The X2D runs a three-stage filtration system every time it prints. A G3 pre-filter, an H12 HEPA filter, and a coconut-shell activated carbon layer work together to reduce odors and airborne particles.

The X2D is UL 2904 certified for indoor air quality when printing with Bambu PLA Basic and PETG Basic. Confirmed for low particle and VOC emissions—so you can print in your personal space with peace of mind.

Active Motor Noise Canceling and a noise-optimized air duct keep the X2D below 50 dB under typical conditions.

A printer that updates like your phone. The X2D gets better with every update. Major firmware updates land roughly every three months—new features, better performance, all pushed straight to your machine.

Tap. Print. Done. This is the Bambu Experience. Explore a world of premier designs from top-tier creators. Whether it’s home decor or engineering parts, MakerWorld covers the entire spectrum.

Great prints come from profiles tuned to your exact machine, material, and nozzle—and that’s what separates a reliable print from an inconsistent one.

Bambu Studio is more than a path generator—it’s a parameter system built on extensive testing and validation.

Click here for a full breakdown of X2D features and specs.

Saving the best for last. Here is the big one for the X2D: the price

What’s the first thing you’d print with the X2D? Let us know in the comments!

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And big thanks to everyone who created these amazing projects!
X Armor, Battle Suit of the Bicycle Knight - MWH @sarwtin;
Wanderer of the Sand Sea @CrazyJN;
Zodiac of The Horse:Ironsoul @SophieXi;
Formism Arc Package - Sneaker @FORMISM;
Coral Jade·Hunting Recurve Riser @SophieXi;
SVEINS ZIP 1 @riccky.svg;
Net Planter @CloudBerry;
Heavy Second Core Mecha by @Kit Crafters;
TideSquare @LimeStar;
Marble Track Zoetrope Spinner & Tea Cups Zoetrope Spinner@aPyroDesign;

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The Printer itself looks great, but i feel kinda like a fool right now, i bought my P2S a few Months ago, bought all of its upgrades and now this Printer has all the features of the P2S plus the Upgrades, has a lot more and costs as much as a P2S with its upgrades bought.

i cant help but feel right now as if the P2S people where testing people and now the X2D is a punch in the guts for us people that bought the P2S

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And more creators!
Beauty and the Beast Rose Suncatcher Stained Glass@jamisonusmc;
Duality Faces Sculpture @Sculturissimo3D;
Go-Kart @2040085396 (大琢磨);
Rose @Crow_ck;
2026 Year of the Horse Decorative Ornament @Ansuz;
Chevrolet Camaro RS/SS Kit Card @theKitCardGuy.

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Same here. Bambulab only loks for money

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Did not expect that price as I was unsure whether I will be able to afford or have to take the P2S.
Bambu did everything right for the X2D if the bowden extruder works. But pricewise the P2S feels overcharged now. No heater, single extruder with just 100€ difference. I guess there will be an ajustment soon.

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Question here. Can I use a 0.2 nozzle on one hotend and a 0.4 nozzle on the other hotend. That way I could print large things with fine details eithout having to settle for a larger time printing or lost resolution.

You and me both brother. I can only say that the amount of things I have learned and printed in the last couple of months were worth the $799 I paid for the P2S…and the H2D was already on my radar so I may have to pull the trigger on this one…money is not easy to come by but the price point is more than fair I think…

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Actually, this is exactly what I’ve been waiting for, as I print exclusively in two colours or materials.

I’m glad I didn’t buy the P2S - I was actually on the verge of doing so! If I had bought the P2S, I’d feel pretty ripped off that the announcement didn’t come much sooner. But putting that aside: Finally, a device that offers good value for two-nozzle printing - within the Bambu family, other manufacturers not considered.

I suspect that this device will rival all other Bumu models and render some of them obsolete. Based on current information, though this could change tomorrow.

I’m definitely going to buy one because, for me personally, it’s exactly the device I’ve needed for a long time to optimise my workflow. However, I’ll wait a few months before buying it as, like any new device from Bambu, it’s sure to have some initial problems.

I’m not an early adopter - I need a workhorse - so despite my excitement, I’m waiting. It’s probably going to take months again before the firmware is optimized.

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Well, that’s just how it goes.
If you think that way, you might as well never buy anything again
—no phones, no cars, no TVs, no PC hardware, and definitely no 3D printers. It’s always the same: you buy a device, and by the time you walk from the cash desk to the exit, it’s already outdated and something newer and better is out.

We saw the exact same thing with the H2D, even though everyone actually knew beforehand that something bigger like the H2C was coming. Now, we’re seeing history repeat itself with the P2S and the X2D.

Who says the X2C won’t be released in 3 months?
Then the X2D buyers will be dissatisfied again.

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Now.. I am curious.

Will there be an upgrade kit to go from the P2S to the X2D? Or are they too different?

I would love this printer, but I would like to simply upgrade what I currently have without having to sell everything.

@BambuLab just saying, would be really really cool!

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H2S and H2D are even more similar and there is no upgrade path so don’t get your hopes up…

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Although I generally agree with you, unfortunately, Bambu is known for being unfavourable towards customers in this regard. Other manufacturers showcase their 3D printers at industry events in advance. Bambu, on the other hand, only does this a few days before launch.

Influencers receive the printer in advance and are subject to an embargo (economic sanctions) preventing them from reporting on it. Their videos only went online today. The nature of the printer was kept completely under wraps.

While you’re right in principle, the problem is that Bambu tends to keep new announcements under wraps, which makes it difficult for customers to make an informed decision in advance. The situation is the same with every Bambu printer. You might buy the previous model the day before, without realising it, and pay full price. Then, the new model is released the very next day. As I said, other manufacturers do this better, with clear advance announcement and price cuts on previous models.

For example, the Snapmaker U1 or Prusa MMU3 which were shown everywhere and there wasn’t such a strict embargo.

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I mean, yeah I get that. But pretty much an H2D is an H2C (just with extra), and when you make that upgrade from an H2S you are making it into an H2D (with extra pieces), to my knowledge.

I mean, I don’t see how much is different from the P2S to the X2D, other than side panels, buffer, and toolhead, and extra cameras/sensors.

I am however, not going to keep my hopes up too much, but it would still be awesome to see!

I know I only got mine a few months ago, and now this for more or less the same price.

I might be selling, and I think I might get the Atom Palette 300; I’m not sure yet. I do have the H2D and just got the Snapmaker U1 the other month. Just got to sweet talk the wife, lol.

The X2D is a printer that was pretty much made for me. But, I already bought another printer that does the same thing. This printer seems redundant at this point. I could replace my X1C, but I could also just keep my 650 dollars.

Could be sooner than that. There could be two more X2 coming out (this is only a guess by looking at the price gap). and then the A1 people are still waiting for their A2. Only 8 months left in the year :slight_smile: .

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Thanks! Just bought a P2s like 2 weeks ago.

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Dual nozzles On my H2D are a pain in my ■■■ anyways.

Then everyone is annoyed that they bought the old model just before the new one was shown.

Sounds like that sums it up right there…

If it was out when I bought my P2S it would have confused the heck out of me…but I probably would have bought it anyways…:rofl: