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Rating 4.9 out of 5 stars with 35 reviews
KendallM Posted
We have been using this for a few weeks now almost 24/7. I will say it can’t really go vertical as much as I’d like, but for our needs it’s been great and reliable. We have done plate full after plate full of prints and have had NO problems. If you are going vertical over about 3-4 inches I’d recommend lots of brimming and supports. I wish they would have upgraded the camera, but that doesn’t affect my opinion on the prints etc. This has been such a great workhorse for our print farm!
FORRESTC Posted
Just as the A1 this thing is a work horse, loving the large format
JERAMIAHP Posted
ive had the a2l for a few weeks now running it as much as i can and i constantly get homing issues. either the bed doesnt home or the head decides its done for awhile. it also sound horrible when it fails homing almost like a grinding noise. i had high hopes for this one. i have a p1s and p2s and absolutely love them but i traded in my a1 combo on this and wish i didnt. i may of just got a lemon i will be bringing it back. ill still recommend this since i think its somethjng that can be fixed pretty easy.
JOSHUAH Posted
Great tool meets all my needs and more - Got the A2L with Cutting Kit so it can do all the things the pen drawing is impressive. And it prints well and handles Best Buys Insignia PETG like a champ.
trlmster Posted
The thing people mis about big(er) printers is reliability. When you print bigger models if anything goes wrong your out a lot of filament and time. If you want a cheaper larger volume printer that is very reliable this the one to get.
DAVID Posted
Bought the printer to add to my X2d and the a2l is a absolute workhorse it has just over 1200 hours on it now and has not had a single issue since I put it together
Profixer Posted
100% good printer Prince perfectly haven’t had not one problem with this printer Prince good right out of the box easy set up easy to use one of the best printers I will ever buy. Thank you.
GREGORYM Posted
The size and speed of this printer met my expectations but I didn't anticipate the fact that it produces less waste than a P1S!
CHRISTIAN Posted
I love this thing. It’s got the reliability of Bambu Lab with a cost effective large build plate. Amazing value and so much fun!
RONB Posted
Excellent machine, great value, very easy to use. Takes a little time to put together, but instructions and videos at BambuLab website make it easy to do.
KAYLA Posted
My boys saved to buy this printer. We love it! Works smoothly, easy for beginners.
Chuck Posted
This is my second Bambu Lab printer and I love it! I upgraded to a larger scale plate so I could print full-sized items without worrying about chopping up a print and having to reassemble it. I love having the AMS included and the lite version is fine since this is an open-style printer.
CheapHeadphones Posted
Bambu Lab A1 is a beast for the price — fast, quiet, and stupid‑easy to use. Auto‑calibration, smooth multi‑color printing with AMS Lite, and consistently clean results make it one of the best open‑frame hobby printers out there. If you want to spend your time printing instead of troubleshooting, the A1 delivers every single time.
Bambu is the Apple from the 3D printing world I will see if you're looking to do bigger and more interesting things for a little more you can upgrade to the a2l with a bigger print bed but still good if you know what you want
VMPrintFarm Posted
Lots of controversy surrounding Bambu on the internet. While many view 3D printing itself as a hobby, I say it is a tool for my other hobbies. I am empathetic toward the open source creators and teams who strive to create the best machines. However, they have not created the best machines that money can buy. Bambu absolutely has with the A2L. For its use-case, it is well engineered, heck, it is incredibly engineered. I say that as the former research and development print farm operator at vision miner, using the $15,000 IDEX 22 V4. If I were to print the same part out of PLA on the $15,000 IDEX 22 v4, it would come out much worse than the sub-$500 A2L. The same goes for -any- filament within the A2L's 300 degree temperature range that doesn't have a chamber requirement. If you need to print bigger parts, I can not recommend this printer enough.
MARCELD Posted
From tees to leather wallet you can do a lot with this printer, but what I really love in this machine is the stressless printing, I had an AD5X before and every single time I was printing something I was around the printer or looking the camera on the app to see if anything was wrong, and mort of the time it was, I lost a lot filament with wrong prints, but with the A2L little problems like tangled filament the machine will pause and ask to fix the problem then it will start again. I love this machine!
Brandon Posted
Our first 3D printer and it was easy to set up. Very happy with it and it has been great.
AdamC Posted
I've really liked the Bambu Lab A2L so far. I'm very happy with my purchase and would recommend it.
JASON Posted
Very happy with my purchase. Would definitely buy again.
AMANDAB Posted
Excellent software/hardware. This printer is much bette than the printer we currently have.