Bambu Lab P2S Combo

Bambu Lab P2S Combo review verdict: this $769 machine is the best 3D printer in our 2026 guide for advanced materials, and it holds the #5 spot out of 10. It combines a 600 mm/s FDM printer with the AMS 2 Pro multi-material unit, and it scores 4.7 stars from 150 Amazon ratings, which ties the top rating in this ranking. Buy it if you print PA, PC or other engineering filament and also want multi-color output from one setup. By contrast, shoppers who print only PLA can spend far less.

On paper, the P2S prints up to 600 mm/s while a PMSM servo extruder and active flowrate compensation keep corners sharp and layer lines even. In practice, the Adaptive Airflow System balances cooling and heat retention: cool air keeps overhangs crisp, while a 50 C chamber helps engineering-grade filament stay stable, and a carbon filter cleans the air. The AMS 2 Pro dries spools at up to 65 C and handles multi-color and multi-material jobs, so damp filament is less of a problem in humid rooms. On top of that, setup takes about 15 minutes thanks to automatic calibration, AI failure detection and quick-swap nozzles. Meanwhile, MakerWorld offers over one million models, and Bambu Studio and Bambu Handy keep the workflow unified. At 46.3 pounds and 18 by 22 by 18 inches, it needs a sturdy bench rather than a shelf.

Value is the honest sticking point: at $769 the P2S Combo costs more than double the Bambu Lab A1 in this guide, and the base P2S printer alone cannot print in multi-color, so the Combo with the AMS 2 Pro is the version that makes sense. Even so, that premium buys a 50 C chamber, a filament dryer and 600 mm/s speed in one box, which is hard to match for engineering materials. Hobbyists who print only PLA should skip it. If you run PA, PC or other advanced filament and want color in the same workflow, this is the one to get.