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Bambu Lab R1 laser cutter and engraver review

Bambu Lab enters the dedicated laser market with a powerful 55W CO2 laser cutter, featuring superb positioning, automatic alignment, and outstanding results.

Bambu Lab R1 laser cutter and engraver review

The Bambu Lab R1 is a high-powered laser cutter and engraver that the company has released as its first dedicated product outside of 3D printing. It features a 55W CO2 laser, a larger working area compared to its previous H2D model, and is designed for engraving a wider range of materials, including clear acrylic and glass. The machine is praised for its polished hardware and efficiency, with the added benefit of Bambu Lab's 3D printing expertise and automation systems.

It comes with optional accessories such as additional lenses, an air purifier, and a fire extinguishing system. The R1 is priced at $2,499 in the US and £2,249 in the UK, with pre-orders starting on September 22, 2026.

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