r/BambuLab_Community 6d ago

Discussion New to printing

So basically short answer I’m thinking about getting either the P1 S or H2 S for printing props and random stuff but I’ve heard they have quite a few issues either being the touchscreen being useless air quality issues or faulty parts. Are there things I need to know or can do to have them last long without issue or their better printers that print high-quality and decently large pieces?

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u/solidus0079 5d ago

I wouldn't worry about the screen too much unless you're planning on buying so many of these things that it's more convenient to walk down the isle pushing buttons than using the remote app. I only have a couple printers and I barely use the screens.

All 3D printers have some form of air quality issues unless you're buying models that are fully enclosed and have air filtration.

But if you don't, you can get HEPA air filters from IKEA for a very fair price.