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One of our favorite multi-filament 3D printers is $100 off

If you’re tired of filament jams and clogged nozzles, perhaps it’s time for a new 3D printer. Through December 1st, the Bambu Lab P2S Combo, currently one of the best models that’s easy to use, is discounted. It’s $649 at Best Buy, as well as directly from Bambu Lab. That’s $100 off the list price […]

One of our favorite multi-filament 3D printers is $100 off

The Bambu Lab P2S Combo, a popular multi-filament 3D printer, is currently available at a discounted price of $649 on Best Buy's website, marking a $100 reduction from the list price. This bundle comprises the Bambu P2S printer and the AMS 2 Pro multi-filament handler, designed to facilitate multicolor prints. The P2S printer features a 5-inch touchscreen and a built-in camera, enabling remote monitoring and AI-assisted detection of printing issues.

The printer's automatic bed leveling, coupled with a warning system for forgotten plates and a range of sensors, ensures smooth and hassle-free 3D printing experiences. Its live camera feed allows you to observe or share timelapses of your prints. The Bambu P2S itself typically retails for $549 and is also discounted by $100. The AMS 2 Pro filament handler, valued at $299, is currently on sale for $229 and can manage up to four units concurrently.

This setup saves filament from potential moisture absorption and clogging, allowing for uninterrupted prints from your computer without the need for manual filament changes or color checks, even after weeks of printing.

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