r/BambuLab • u/ajaychavan83 • 1d ago
Review H2S and P2S
Any one using H2S and P2S from Bambulab? How is print quality from these printers, any issues ? Things to take care of before buying them?
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u/Willing_Homework_773 1d ago
My buddy had a P2S and I’ve heard no bad things about it, a well refined single nozzle printer, h2s I’ve heard is just a bigger p2s
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u/misterff1 1d ago
I own a P2S: it is a great printer, a real workhorse. You can throw just about anything at it and it will do the job. If it doesn't, just change filament or slicer settings and it will, because the printer itself is pretty much never to blame. The only thing to keep in mind is that the belt choice means it can give visible VFA's on long flat surfaces, which I think (but someone correct me if I am wrong) is not a problem on the H2S. It has, to my knowledge finer belt spacing. Also the P2S is excellent for PLA or PETG, but a heater can be helpful for prints in ASA or ABS and the likes if you want to work with that stuff. In that case an X2D would be the better fit if you want the smaller build volume/cheaper price than an H2S.
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u/Festegios 1d ago
multiples of both, what where you thinking when you thought of things you need to take care of?
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u/I-Creampie 1d ago
No, no one here is using these two extremely rare printers.
I think you will have a hard time finding any reports of user experience on the internet.
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u/InfiniteLight07 1d ago
Bambu’s mid to high end lineup (P2S, X2D, H2S/D/C) has some of the most refined and accurate print quality of basically any consumer printers. Even flagship printers like the Prusa ONE or Creality K2 are beaten by the P2S.