Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Bambu Lab H2D completely blew me away! It’s more than just a 3D printer—it’s a full creative studio in one sleek machine. With a massive build volume and dual nozzles, it handles large prints and multi-material projects effortlessly. The print quality is incredibly precise, and the setup was smooth and user-friendly. What really sets the H2D apart is its versatility. I’ve already used it for 3D printing, laser engraving, and vinyl cutting—all with amazing results. It’s fast, quiet, and packed with smart features like auto bed leveling, filament drying, and excellent safety design. If you’re serious about making, crafting, or even starting a small business, this machine is worth every penny. Bambu Lab nailed it with the H2D—I couldn’t be happier with my purchase!

Read countless shipping mishap stories of H2D deliveries via both Bambu Lab direct and BestBuy but mine arrived with no issues via UPS. I was waiting for my local Microcenter to restock to save $89 on shipping direct from Bambu but I saw on the Bambu subreddit BB had them available. I’m glad shipping was a day faster than pick up at store because the box is huge and heavy (93 lbs) and the whole unboxing is a two person process. Setup and calibration is easy and typical Bambu, pretty much just plug and play. Instructions are clear and packaging is well thought out. If you need the larger build volume or do a lot of multicolor prints or print lots of nylon/engineering materials and need a heated chamber then the H2D is worth it. AMS2 Pro is also a meaningful upgrade with built in heating and faster motors. I think the price to performance king in the lineup is still the P1S Combo and its a proven platform at this stage. The H2D is flagship price but comes with the flagship performance. Single color prints still print a little faster on my P1S than H2D but I don’t have any major complaints with the H2D so far. At the time of this review, I definitely wouldnt have gotten this base combo if the price was still $2699 (the peak tariff price) but since then Bambu adjusted the price to come back down really close to the pre-tariff pricing I decided to get it because who knows how the pricing will fluctuate with the tariff situation constantly changing. M & M’s Prop Shop and Clough42 are some good in depth youtube reviews out there.

As a long-time user of the original Bambu Lab flagship, the X1 Carbon (X1C), I had high expectations, and the H2D has not just met them—it has exceeded them in every aspect, solidifying Bambu Lab's position as a leader in personal manufacturing. The H2D feels like a natural and powerful evolution of the platform I've come to rely on. 1. The Power of Dual Nozzle and Multi-Material Capabilities The addition of the dual-nozzle system is a game-changer. Moving from the multi-material (AMS) system on the X1C to the H2D's dedicated dual-nozzle setup has dramatically improved my workflow and print quality, especially for complex designs. Dedicated Support Material: The ability to dedicate one nozzle to a dissolvable or breakaway support material is invaluable. The interface quality is virtually flawless, leading to [Insert specific benefit, e.g., "significantly less post-processing time," or "perfectly clean surfaces on complex overhangs"]. Efficient Multi-Color/Multi-Material: Dual extrusion reduces the purge volume and waste associated with tool-changing on the single-nozzle system, making multi-color prints [Insert specific benefit, e.g., "faster and more cost-effective," or "more efficient for high-volume jobs"]. I particularly appreciate [Mention a specific dual-material combination you've tried, e.g., "printing flexible TPU and rigid PLA in one go," or "high-temp PC with dedicated support"]. 2. Enhanced Precision and Quality Bambu Lab has always been fast, but the H2D introduces a new level of precision that is immediately noticeable. Vision Encoder & Motion Accuracy: The {50um} motion accuracy, thanks to the new Vision Encoder calibration, is a phenomenal technical leap. I've observed [Insert specific observation about print quality, e.g., "smoother vertical surfaces and reduced VFA (Vertical Fine Artifacts)," or "much tighter tolerance for interlocking parts"] compared to my X1C. High-Flow and Durability: The combination of the 350∘C hotend and the highly durable [If you have the Pro model, mention Tungsten Carbide nozzle] is excellent for engineering-grade materials. I no longer feel limited when tackling filaments like [Mention a specific advanced material, e.g., "Nylon-CF," or "PC"]. 3. Quality of Life & User Experience Improvements The thoughtful refinements across the machine further elevate the H2D experience. Larger Build Volume: The increased build plate size of 350×320×325 has been incredibly useful for [Mention a specific project or type of print, e.g., "printing larger functional prototypes in a single piece," or "scaling up my production without sectioning parts"]. Active Chamber Heating: The 65C active heated chamber is a crucial upgrade for high-temperature filaments, effectively eliminating [Mention a specific issue, e.g., "warping and layer delamination," or "draft-related failures on large ABS prints"]. IN a nutshell: The Bambu Lab H2D is a triumph in 3D printing engineering. It successfully builds upon the foundation of speed and reliability established by the X1C while pushing the boundaries of multi-material printing, precision, and overall capability. For anyone looking to significantly upgrade their manufacturing capacity—especially those who value flawless multi-material prints and superior engineering material handling—the H2D is the clear choice. It is a powerful, reliable, and highly accurate machine that has completely revolutionized my personal manufacturing workflow.

This is my second printer after returning to the 3D printing hobby after 10 years. I must say this printer is amazing. I currently own 3 printers, one Flashforge Finder from about a decade ago, one Bambu Lab X1C which I picked up recently while on sale and the newest addition, this Bambu Lab H2D. Compared to the X1C the H2D is a beast, two hotends, larger print volume, internal heating and cooling, superior built in air filtration and its quieter and slightly faster despite the larger toolhead. Just like the X1C I have had a flawless user experience. My main gripe with it is the awkward build volume limitations due to the two hotends, however it has not created any real problems for me in using the machine. For most people I would recommend buying the H2S over the H2D if considering an H series as the H2S has a larger useful build volume and a lighter toolhead which means faster printing as well as being $800 cheaper. If you are someone who uses two or more materials per print then the H2D or especially the upcoming H2C will be a better option due to less wasted filament as well as additional sensors for detecting malfunctions or print issues. And of course there is the fact that the H2S doesn't support the 40W laser module that the H2D can use due to the larger internal power supply on it. A couple additional features that the H series has is being able to power a single AMS 2 Pro heating element from the 6-pin cable you connect between the AMS and the printer. And the other big features are the cutting, plotting and laser module upgrades you can get to allow the printer to laser cut/engrave as well as draw art/diagrams and even cut paper/vinyl with a blade. I don't have these currently so I can't say how they perform but they are options for those who might be interested. Anyways, this printer is excellent and my only regret is not finding out about the upcoming H2C and Vortek system until after I got the H2D. Outside of that this printer is amazing. I assume if you're willing to drop nearly $2500 on a printer that you already have some idea of what you're doing and need something specific that this printer does so the most important thing for me to say now is that my user experience has been easily on par with other Bambu printers and the dual hotend has already cut down several hours of print time for me.

I'm so happy that bambu are being sold on the Best buys site. I was able to grab another one because of the zero financing which made it easier to purchase another one. These printers are awesome!!! There's so many functions on them to make your printing experience easier. Parts are cheap and easy to do yourself if something needs to be replaced. If you're looking into 3D printing and you're wanting to do larger objects this is the printer for you. I now own two of these H2D And I am so happy about my purchase. When you receive your printer it will automatically do all the bed leveling and calibrations before you start. It doesn't come with filament You will have to purchase that and it works with a 1.75 mm filament but you can start printing right out of the box once you do your setup. Another good feature is that you can monitor it from your phone pause and print stopping print or skip an object if it does fail. All right from your phone. Thank you Best buy for putting this on your web page for me to purchase a second one.

Added to my collection, definitely faster @ 2 color prints than my X1C. Larger build volume helps with overall project speed. Not having to print multiple plates you can get most on just 1 on H2D. Little over 200hrs in and no issues. AMS 2 Pro is great at drying and keeping @10 % or less humidity.

Big fan of Bambu Labs. I own few of their XC1s and find that a larger build plate + dual hot end is a must !! Build quality is TOP NOTCH. The dual hot ends make 2 color prints a breeze and/or support. Best buy shipped it quick! Received in a few days. Undamaged and packaging is legit!

Very intelligent it’s printing with high quality on just the default settings big bed too nozzles i can tell it’s premium quality for both printing and the printer itself

Coming from Prusa i3 mk3, I knew a lot about 3d printing already. Being an active printer as a hobbyist and do-it-yourselfer, I have plenty of experience creating my own 3d designs and printing solutions to my problems. I have to say the technology has come a LONG way in the last 7 years. If you're well versed in 3d printing already, the Bambu H2D will feel very natural, with incredibly intuitive software, very user-friendly remove monitoring and controls, and some absolutely incredible print quality. I've had the printer just 2 weeks and have already printed a variety of items using PLA, PETG, and TPU. All printed beautifully. The companion AMS unit has my filament considerably dryer than I ever printed before (mostly by remove the hassle). Great machine, would absolutely recommend. I've attached a couple of my first prints. One is a print-in-place articulating dragon for my kids, the other is a Christmas Tree star topper that I designed (with inspiration from other online models I've seen pictures of).

This printer is great! I had bambu's x1c before this, and kept the first ams, and upgraded for the larger printing area. So far I have printed alot of Pla but just printed some large prints out of paht-cf and it printed very well. The construction on this printer is solid. The dual print heads are heavy which causes the printer to move more then i expected but i haven't seen it effect the prints. They did a great job with this printer!

I have over 300 print hours on my machine and it has proven itself to be a true flagship of the company and a successor to all that came before it. The dual nozzles are great for saving on purge waste, doing dual material supports, and multi-material prints. The machine is fast and accurate, with a bed size that fits my larger prototypes without having to break them up in CAD. If you can justify the use case, I recommend this machine; it will pay for itself in time.

I am loving my Bambu Lab H2D with AMS Combo. From box to first print was quick and easy. Auto calibration just works, and the first layer comes out clean. The printer is fast yet calm, so I can carry on with work while it zips along. The AMS is the secret sauce. It keeps multiple spools ready and makes color changes feel like a magic trick. I have printed PLA, PETG, ABS, and ASA with crisp details, smooth walls, and supports that peel away without a fight. The app and built in camera make it simple to check on a job while I grab coffee. Build quality feels solid, and the whole experience is fun. Lastly I printed a pair of shoes in TPU 90A, they came out flawless. TPU 90a and 85a were next to impossible to get right before I bought this printer. Bottom line. It turns ideas into real parts with almost no fuss. Yes, I recommend this product.

I recently got into 3D printing and started with the Bambu P1S, which I instantly fell in love with. The only drawback I’ve found with 3D printing is how long everything takes to produce, so I decided to upgrade to the H2D. Besides the larger print volume, the dual hotend has been a game-changer, especially for reducing filament waste when printing in multiple colors. I genuinely love Bambu printers, but I highly recommend buying them from Best Buy. Bambu’s direct sales take significantly longer, and I’ve experienced multiple shipping issues—not to mention they charge for shipping. Best Buy offers the same price, delivers in just two to three days, and saves you from having to deal with Bambu’s slow and frustrating online support when shipping problems occur.

I’ve been really impressed with the H2D. The large build volume makes it versatile, and its dual-nozzle system handles multi-material prints flawlessly with no contamination and minimal waste. Setup was straightforward, and the built-in monitoring system works smoothly. I’ve also noticed it’s slightly more precise than my P1S. That said, if you don’t plan to take advantage of the dual-nozzle, multi-material printing capabilities, I’d recommend going with the H2S instead—it’s more affordable and still an excellent machine.

The Bambu Lab H2D is amazing! Setup was quick, and the print quality blew me away right from the start. The dual-nozzle system makes multi-color and multi-material printing super easy, and the AMS keeps my filament dry and ready to go. I’ve already done several large projects and the results have been flawless. It’s fast, quiet, and feels very well built. I also love that it can do more than just 3D printing—having laser and cutting options in the same machine is a huge bonus. Definitely worth the investment if you want a reliable, professional-level printer.

The best 3D printer I own by a huge margin...I love this machine and it does not disappoint. I would definitely recommend this printer. Quality of the prints are phenomenal.

Returned a Bambu X1C using my Best Buy Plus membership, which really paid off. I had owned the X1C for 59 days and decided bigger is better. Well, I was correct bigger, is better. The H2D has so much more capability, and it does it with great precision.

The H2D is well worth the investment if you’re serious about improving print quality and reliability. It’s especially valuable for anyone printing flexibles or needing consistent extrusion for detailed models. If you already own a Bambu printer and want a dependable upgrade, this is one of the best you can make.

Way larger than expected.. prints great love the dual head..

The Bambu Lab H2D combo is my 1st 3d printer. It was a lot of money but it is a lot of fun. Im Super Happy with my purchase. My PLA+ prints came out perfect. Ready to explore other filments