Open-frame alternative
The A1 matches the nominal 256 mm build and 500 mm/s maximum, weighs less, and omits the enclosure. See A1 vs P1S. [1]
3D printers · Single-product guide
Quick verdict

My choice when you need ABS or ASA and the AMS option in a 256 mm enclosed printer. The stock P1S is not the pick for carbon- or glass-fiber filament without upgrades, and its low-frame-rate camera is a limitation rather than a selling point. Not tested hands-on. [1] [3]
Best fit
The existing comparison records a plain P1S and a P1S Combo with AMS under the Amazon listing, sold by Bambu Lab Store at that check. Confirm today’s seller and selected variant; no current stock claim is made. [1]
Before you buy: Allow the 500 x 500 x 950 mm space Bambu suggests, not merely the printer’s body dimensions. Check the exact Amazon seller’s warranty coverage rather than assuming it matches a direct US-store order. [1] [4]
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The 256 mm height needs context: Bambu Studio defaults to 250 mm. Check your sliced job rather than assuming the full nominal height is immediately available. PA and PC are listed as capable, not ideal; fiber-filled materials need the hotend and extruder upgrade Bambu specifies. [1]
| Specification | P1S |
|---|---|
| Build volume | 256 x 256 x 256 mm; Bambu Studio default height 250 mm [1] |
| Speed / acceleration | Up to 500 mm/s; 20,000 mm/s² [1] |
| Hot end / bed | All-metal, up to 300°C / up to 100°C [1] |
| Stock nozzle | 0.4 mm stainless; 0.2, 0.6 and 0.8 mm options [1] |
| Enclosure | Enclosed, with activated-carbon filter [1] |
| Extruder | Direct drive [1] |
| Filaments | PLA, PETG, TPU, PVA, PET, ABS, ASA ideal; PA and PC capable [1] |
| Multicolor | AMS; up to 16 colors with four AMS units [1] |
| Camera | 1280 x 720 at 0.5 fps [1] |
| Body / recommended space | 389 x 389 x 458 mm / 500 x 500 x 950 mm [1] |
| Net weight / peak power | 12.95 kg / 350 W at 110 V [1] |
Maker figures carried forward from the cited comparison; not independent performance measurements. Maker specs take priority over Amazon fields.
No verified, dated product-specific review sample with a defensible denominator was supplied for this review. There is no “Y of X reviews” tally, failure percentage or claim of a recurring owner fault. Unfetched, rejected and partly verified owner claims have not been promoted to facts. This is a source-based buying guide, not a hands-on or long-term test.
The verified October 29 research confirms a 2-year warranty statement on the US P1S store and a general 2-year US consumer policy. However, the earlier comparison did not settle US coverage for an Amazon order. Confirm the exact seller and receipt eligibility with Bambu before assuming the same term; parts exclusions and purchase-channel eligibility need a model/order-specific check. [4] [5]
Before ordering, retain the exact model, seller name and receipt; ask the maker which coverage and claim route apply. This is buyer guidance, not a statement that every seller is authorized.
Use Bambu’s P1 manual/FAQ as the starting point. The supplied verified material does not establish a complete model-specific maintenance timetable, so this review does not invent lubrication intervals or turn partly verified owner reports into a service schedule. [6]
Buy the correct AMS configuration if multicolor is the goal. The base P1S does not become multicolor without it. [1]
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The A1 matches the nominal 256 mm build and 500 mm/s maximum, weighs less, and omits the enclosure. See A1 vs P1S. [1]
The P2S comparison lists a stock hardened nozzle and fiber-filled materials, along with a higher-frame-rate camera. Read P1S vs P2S. [3]
Use these live comparisons for the complete side-by-side specs and trade-offs.
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Bambu lists both as ideal; the P1S is enclosed with an activated-carbon filter. [1]
For the supported multicolor system, yes. The comparison lists up to 16 colors with four AMS units. [1]
Bambu does not recommend it without upgrading the hotend and extruder. [1]
No. The comparison records a Bambu Studio default of 250 mm, despite the nominal 256 mm height. [1]
No external research or fresh Amazon availability check was performed for this review. Dates above describe existing records, not a new verification. Inline references identify the record supporting each factual group.