Bambu Labs has announced Black Friday 2026 deal pricing on their full range of desktop 3D printers. The sale starts October 27, 2026 and is said to end on December 1st.
These are the Bambu 3D printer deals I’d pay the most attention to:
- X2D Combo (Dual-Nozzle 3D Printer for Everyone – $789 (was $899)
- P2S Combo (All-Round Best Value Workhorse) – $649 (was $749)
- H2C Combo (Specialized for Multi-Material Printing) – $1899 (was $2199)
- H2S Combo (Ultimate Single-Nozzle 3D Printer) – $1249 (was $1399)
Here are additional deals:
- H2D AMS Combo (Personal Manufacturing Hub) – $1599 (was $1749)
- P1S Combo (Proven Reliability) – $509 (was $579) – OLD MODEL
- A1 Combo (Simple for Beginners) – $359 (was $399)
- A1 Mini (Most Affordable Entry) – $199 (was $219)
- A2L (Most Accessible Mega-Size Printer) – $519 (was $569)
Bambu will also have 3D printing filament deals – mainly bulk order discounts on PLA and PETG, similar to the promos they hold throughout the year – discounts on spare parts, Maker’s Supply project parts, build plates, and other accessories or components.
I have seen some Bambu 3D printer deals extend into and beyond December in past years, but there’s no guarantee that will happen.
The most popular 3D printers and combos sometimes sell out early, but I have also seen restocks and reasonable backorder shipping ETAs.
In other words, shop early if you’re in a rush, but you probably don’t have to.
Looking at the pricing, Bambu is offering substantial discounts on their 3D printers.
These are the lowest prices I’ve seen on a lot of their 3D printers, including the H2C that was just $2399 a few months ago, and the X2D that launched at $899 earlier this year.
The “was” pricing in the links above were taken from the live store pages on 10/22, ahead of the Black Friday deal pricing activation on 10/27/26.
Here are my quick notes and opinions for those starting on their 3D printer buying journey:
Bambu Labs 3D Printers I Would Buy
X2D – flagship compact printer, second nozzle is really only for support materials (but that’s still a great selling point).
P2S – lower-priced option that’s missing some of the X2D’s good-to-have features.
H2C – (former?) flagship larger printer with nozzle changer on one side, cuts down on waste, but is mainly a big convenience for multiple materials or nozzle sizes without having to make changes between prints.
See Also: Bambu H3C 3D Printer is About to Launch
Also Consider: Snapmaker U1 via Amazon
Also Consider: Prusa Core One Gen 2 with INDX 8-Tool Changer
H2S – larger single nozzle printer at lower cost than the H2D and H2C. You can still use multiple materials or colors, as the combo comes with an AMS filament changer, just with a lot of waste as it purges the nozzle between changes.
Bambu Labs 3D Printers I Would NOT Buy
There are reasons to buy these 3D printers, but I think they are most suitable for users who have specific preferences.
H2D – larger dual nozzle printer, more expensive than the H2S, simpler than the H2C but not quite as convenient.
P1S – older model at lower price than the P2S. Money saved now vs “I wish I had the newer features and tech” sentiments later.
A1, A1 Mini, A2L – open frame models for users where lower cost is the highest priority. These would get destroyed in my workshop setting. The A1 Mini might be a good pick for someone who wants a 3D printer but isn’t convinced they’ll do much or stick with it.
