Bambu Lab’s new P2S 3D printer is now available in the US without a price increase.
After launching everywhere else last month, the company warned that US pricing “may differ” due to tariffs once the Bambu Lab P2S was released in the US, but it turns out that’s not the case. The 3D printer is available now for $549 on its own, or $799 bundled with a multi-filament feeder. [Image: The P2S has finally launched in the US and includes new features like a touchscreen and a quick-swap hotend that doesn’t…
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