Bambu Labs has just launched their new H2C 3D printer. This and their also-new P2S printer are now shipping in the USA.
There are several purchase options, with the “ultimate combo” bundle for the H2C slated to ship later this month.
The Bambu H2C is similar to their dual extruder H2D model, but with one fixed extruder and another slot that can swap between 6 induction hot ends. This lets users print with up to 7 different colors or materials.
The H2C is about faster multi-color or multi-material 3D prints with considerably less waste.
The P2S seems to be a step-up from both the P1S and X1C models. It’s priced at $549, or $799 with the AMS 2 filament changing system.
Bambu has other 3D printers on sale now, as part of their Black Friday deal. If the H2C with its 6 swappable hot ends isn’t right for you, they have promo pricing on the H2D right now.
Similarly, if you’re hoping for a lower price point than the P2S, the P1S is discounted for Black Friday.
Prusa also has a multi-color option, the XL 3D Printer.
More notably, the Prusa CORE One L just launched, and there will be a future upgrade option to the Bondtech INDX multi-material and multi-color system.
Bondtech will be releasing an 8-material printing module for the Prusa CORE One L starting in early 2026, and it will later be available from Prusa directly.
There’s no promo on the CORE One L, at least not that I’m seeing, but it seemed worth mentioning in the context of the H2C.
The Bambu H2C is available now, but upgradeability has long been been a tenet for Prusa 3D printers, and so that will be an alternative to consider.
Lastly, there’s also the Snapmaker U1 multi-color 3D Printer, which is now available for preorder – see Snapmaker U1 Multi-Color 3D Printer is Available for Preorder.
