Bambu Lab P1S 3D Printer

Overview

The P1S provides a 256 x 256 x 256 mmb3* build volume in an enclosed plastic and glass shell. It uses an All-Metal hot end with a 0.4 mm stainless steel nozzle included and optional nozzle diameters of 0.2 mm, 0.6 mm, and 0.8 mm. Maximum hot end temperature is 300 103 and maximum build plate temperature is 100 103. The tool head can reach a maximum speed of 500 mm/s and a maximum acceleration of 20 m/sb2. Control Board Fan, Chamber Temperature Regulator Fan, and Auxiliary Part Cooling Fan operate under Closed Loop Control, and the unit includes an Activated Carbon air filter. Supported filament lists are: Ideal: PLA, PETG, TPU, PVA, PET, ABS, ASA; Capable: PA, PC. The chamber monitoring camera is a Low Rate Camera 1280 x 720/0.5fps with timelapse supported, and a filament run out sensor is included. Physical dimensions are listed as P1S：389 * 389 * 458 mmb3, package size 485 7 480 7 530 mmb3, Net weight 12.95kg, Gross weight 17.60 kg; P1S Combo package size 485 7 480 7 585 mmb3 with Gross weight (AMS included) 21.60 kg. Electrical requirements are 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 1000 W @220 V, 350W@110V. Included items listed on the product page are: Stainless Steel Hotend with Nozzle, Build Plate, Bambu PLA Filament (with a spool), Unclogging Pin Tool, Power Cable, and Accessory Box. The P1S is described for printing engineering-grade filaments safely and consistently within its fully enclosed design and activated carbon filtration. Multi-color printing is available when paired with AMS hardware (AMS 2 Pro compatibility is noted), and stacking up to 4 AMS units is stated to enable up to 16-color printing. The product emphasizes quick start and high-throughput use: a "15-Minute Rapid Setup" from unboxing to first print, automated calibrations (Auto-Bed Leveling, Vibration compensation), and print-quality features such as pressure advance to support fast, reliable prints; the listing also references "Farm-Grade Reliability" and suitability for users who plan to connect more than one AMS 2 Pro. The documentation explicitly states it is not recommended to directly print fiber-reinforced filaments such as glass fiber or carbon fiber before an extruder and hotend upgrade is done.