Customer Ratings & Reviews

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.

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.

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.

Seeing as how they lump together the h2s, h2d, h2c, I thought I would specify that this is for the H2S in particular. The H2S is by far the best single nozzle printer bambu makes. Incredibly quiet and great build quality and print quality simple but effective toe head makes maintenance and issues that arise just from everyday printing easy to fix. People always say the H series printers are next level and having come from a p2s and a x2d I definitely have to agree it's definitely worth the price hike luckily I got this on sale though which is even more amazing

From the moment I set up my Bambu Lab H2S, it was clear this machine was operating on a whole different level. The overall experience feels like the perfect blend of premium engineering, thoughtful design, and pure printing joy. Every print I’ve made so far has come out with clean lines, crisp details, and a level of consistency I’ve rarely seen in a desktop printer. What I love most is how confidently the H2S handles anything I throw at it. Whether I’m printing small intricate pieces or large, ambitious projects, it moves through each job with smooth, steady precision. The enclosed design and intelligent monitoring make the entire process feel stable and dependable — there’s a real peace of mind knowing the printer is actively looking out for issues and adjusting on the fly. It’s the closest I’ve ever felt to “set it and forget it” in 3D printing. The print quality has genuinely impressed me. Everything comes off the bed looking sharp and professional, with an accuracy that makes assembling multi-part models incredibly satisfying. Even materials that typically require extra attention print beautifully on this machine. I’ve been able to create functional parts, decorative pieces, and detailed models, all with the same remarkable reliability. I’m also blown away by how enjoyable the day-to-day use is. The interface is intuitive, responsive, and makes the entire workflow — from preparing a model to watching it come alive — feel effortless. The printer is wonderfully versatile, too. With its modular design and optional add-ons, it easily shifts from high-quality printing to other creative tasks, giving it the feeling of a full workshop in one machine. What really stands out, though, is the consistency. Print after print, the H2S delivers. Other users talk about the same thing — how smooth, quiet, and reliable it is, even during long or complex jobs. It feels like Bambu designed this printer not just to impress on day one, but to perform flawlessly every single day after. Owning the H2S has completely elevated my 3D printing experience. It’s fast, dependable, beautifully engineered, and simply enjoyable to use. If you’re looking for a machine that brings professional-level results into your home or workspace, the Bambu Lab H2S is an absolute standout. I couldn’t be happier with mine.

I purchased this printer after using the P1S. I love my P1S, but I’m so happy to be able to save on filament, and time with my new printer. The notifications sounds, lights, touch screen, larger bed, dual head, and multi color make the price worth it. I also got it on sale, whic was nice. So far, so good. No issues with the ams, or prints not sticking to plate. Definitely recommend.

Where do I start. What a great machine. My 3d printing adventure started at christmas when we bought the P1S for our kids and it onky took a month to get hooked. We wanted to get the most efficient and easy to use. After reading reviews of the H2C we knew its what we wanted for a long term printer. We decided we should get the top of the line so we wouldnt constantly want to upgrade. We currently have over 1200 uninterrupted hours of printing. Already considering a 2nd one. Overall I am very satified with the H2C. If you are on the fence just get it, you wont regret it. The filiment saving is unreal. We let the kids use the P1S and its crazy the amount of purge it has. The H2C is just a amazing piece of technology to keep us entertained. Very well built and easy to use with the bambu studio and handy app. Highly recommend.

The H2S is a powerhouse. The printing speed is impressive, but more importantly, it has been consistently reliable across multiple long prints. Setup was a breeze, and the ease of use makes it accessible even for complex multi-color projects. It’s a rock-solid machine that delivers exactly what it promises.

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.

I am glad I opted for the H2C over the H2S. I have already put about 100 hours on this printer, and it has performed flawlessly. Only two failed prints and they were because I didn't clean the build plate. It was super easy to set up, just followed along with the video from the web site, and I was up and printing in about an hour. Changing the filament has been easy and if you use the Bambu filament it sets up all the colors for you and uses the profiles associated with the filament. So if you are looking for a great 3D printer that just works right out of the box, then this is the printer for you.

Outstanding 3D Printer, it was simple to set up and get the first print printing. Solid unit, great product and I am glad that I purchased the H2C. The ability to print multi-color prints is a great selling point and it comes with the AMS that you can load up 4 colors of filament and there is an external spool holder that will also feed the Left nozzle. I am looking forward to purchasing a second unit towards Christmas because this will turn into a good side hustle and you can find a lot of great creative files to print.

I’ve owned a P2S for several months now, but multicolor printing was such a chore. I had been watching hours and hours of reviews for the H2C and did a bunch of research and finally pulled the trigger on it. I’m very happy I did. The Vortek system saves me both time and filament as with the changeable induction nozzles there is virtually zero waste. It’s also great to use the left nozzle to print support material that won’t adhere to PLA or PETG or vice versa. The heated chamber and larger print volume are huge advantages as well. My only issue is with the shipping process from Best Buy. I had been told it would arrive within a couple of days. It ended up being three weeks. I was told it was shipping from the warehouse. It was a store transfer from California. I was told it was being shipped express. It shipped FedEx Ground. Support did make it right in the end, but tracking the progress of the H2C was virtually impossible. I would suggest store pick up if that is feasible for you. I would also suggest the protection/replacement plan as the Vortek system is still very new and you never know how new technology will behave over the long run. Very pleased with my purchase so far, all things considered. Here’s just one of the many multicolor prints I’ve done. Only took 4 hours and came out beautifully.

I've had this 3D printer for about 1 month now. It's been pretty good and pretty reliable. The prints are excellent. The biggest issue for me is the fact that I am always getting errors for the AMS 2 Pro and an AMS HT that I purchased separately. Constantly getting high load feed errors and I know that the PTFE tubing is routed as best as possible with no kinks or overly sharp bends. But I like it so much that I bought a 2nd one.

Had a an Elegoo mars, CR6Se, and a K1 Max before I got my H2C and I have to say I am very impressed with the print quality. Easiest printer I’ve ever used, filament loading is easy, calibration is the easiest I’ve done as compared to my K1 max. Only downside I can think of is price and Bambu’s issue with the open source community. Other than that, this is well worth its price

The Bambu H2S has lived up to and surpassed the hype. Coming from a Creality printer background and first time Bambu user- the printer is obnoxiously awesome in all the right areas: Fast, accurate, zero first layer adhesion, and more. The software suite is very intuitive (having previous experience in Ultimaker-cura) and had this up in running in no time. Being able to upload STL's and check in on a print remotely through the built in camera is absurdly convenient. The build quality, shipping, & pack / un-pack experience made it very evident a LOT of R&D went into this unit start to finish. Bonus it comes with the AMS for multi-color & drying material between prints. Pros: Everything Cons: Nothing

I have 198 hours on this printer so far and it has performed flawlessly. It is an absolute beast. It is not as fast as my P2S printers but works great for multi-material and multi-color. When running it will vibrate and rock the table you have it on so make sure it's a sturdy table/bench. If you can afford it, I would highly recommend it. It's a very high quality machine. I've used PLA, PETG, ABS and ASA filaments and all have worked great.

This is Bambu Lab's flagship product and it is a well-deserved designation. The speed and waste reduction are fantastic compared to the X2D that I used to have. The Vortek system allows up to 6 colors be assigned to individual hotend/nozzles at one time on the right side of the toolhead and one color to the left side. I bought an additional AMS 2 Pro unit (total of two) and an AMS HT and they all flow through the optional filament track switch. That means I have 9 colors available at one time and the filament track switch automatically routes each filament to the optimal toolhead side without having to move spools around. The machine is a beast and works around the clock at times. It's tempting to get up at all hours of the night just to check & see what progress is being made. I highly recommend this printer but not for someone just learning about 3D printing. There is a significant learning curve. Photo is of my printer with the AMS units sitting on optional risers.

This is my first printer, so I’m still really new to this hobby, and still learning a lot. The printer was pretty much ready to go out of the box! Setup is pretty straight forward, and if you need more help there are plenty of videos on YouTube. I’ve had this printer for a month now and have around 400 print hours on it. It has worked pretty much flawlessly so far, and the only minor issue that I’ve had was user error. It was super easy to resolve with the AI assistant that gave me a QR code to scan and took me straight to troubleshooting steeps. Everybody that sees the prints all comment on the quality of them and how nice they look. Multi color prints are effortless and they look amazing! IG you are new to 3D printing, or just looking to upgrade then I highly recommend the Bambu Lab H2C.

Love this printer, it’s a 4th 3d printer for us, it joins an Ender 5, and two self Built Voron printers. Since getting it, it has printed a total of 130 hours printing pieces for our hydroponic garden. I’ve attached an image of one of them. Since getting it we have ordered the OEM .6 and .8 nozzles, it has significantly decreased our print times, with out any loss of print quality. We have used several types of filiment, ABS, PET-G, Carbon Fiber, etc and they all work great. We have not had a print fail yet, and it has flawlessly change from one role of filiment to the next as it ran out. We have even experimented with a few multi color prints, and prints using one material for support and another for the actual print. This makes printing so much easier that with any of our other 3D printers, i expect to purchase another one of these soon.

Amazing printer! My son is starting a 3D printing business and this has been so versatile, reliable and easy to use. It’s really quiet as well, which was a problem with previous printers. Purchasing through Best Buy was a breeze!