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Bambu Lab P1S FDM
Premium Beginner Enclosed Multi-color

Bambu Lab P1S

CoreXY in a sealed enclosure. ABS and ASA without the enclosure-build weekend.

Build Volume
256×256×256mm
Max Speed
500 mm/s
Max Nozzle
300°C
Max Bed
100°C
Type
FDM
Released
2023-09
Kinematics
CoreXY
Extruder
Direct drive
Leveling
Fully automatic (load cell)
Best For
Functional engineering parts, ABS/ASA …
Typical price
~$599
Full Specifications
Build
Build Volume256 × 256 × 256 mm
KinematicsCoreXY
ChamberEnclosed (active cooling)
Hotend & Bed
Max Nozzle Temp300°C
Max Bed Temp100°C
Nozzle Diameter0.4mm (stock)
ExtruderDirect drive
Performance
Max Speed500 mm/s
Max Acceleration20000 mm/s²
LevelingFully automatic (load cell)
System
FirmwareBambu (proprietary)
Filament SystemAMS compatible (4-color, optional)
ConnectivityWi-Fi, USB-C, microSD, Bambu Handy
CameraBuilt-in 720p
Filament RunoutYes
AssemblyFully assembled
Ratings
Ease of Use5/5
Print Quality5/5
Value4/5
Commercial
Released2023-09
Typical price (USD)~$599 as of Apr 2026
Best ForFunctional engineering parts, ABS/ASA prints, multi-color at speed
Material Compatibility

How well this printer handles common materials. Ratings reflect stock hardware — upgrades like all-metal hotends or hardened nozzles can push these higher.

ABS
Perfect
ASA
Perfect
Carbon Fiber
Good
PETG
Perfect
PLA
Perfect
PLA+
Perfect
TPU
Good
Perfect — runs out of the box Great — minimal tuning Good — works with care Limited — possible with mods Not supported
What's Good, What Isn't

Pros

  • CoreXY speed in a fully enclosed package
  • Handles ABS, ASA, PC, and carbon-fiber blends without drama
  • AMS support for true multi-color
  • Active chamber cooling helps with PLA in the enclosure

Cons

  • No LIDAR or 1st-layer AI like the X1 Carbon
  • Closed ecosystem — no Klipper without major surgery
  • AMS adds another $300+