Bambu Lab P2S — From $549+
Active chamber. Touchscreen. AI monitoring. The P1S, done properly.
The P2S launched in late 2025 as a direct replacement for the P1S. It keeps everything that made the P1S the go-to enclosed mid-range machine and fixes what experienced users wanted better. The headline improvements: a 50°C actively heated chamber, a 5-inch color touchscreen, and AI-powered print monitoring that pauses the printer automatically when it detects a failure. At $549 standalone or $799 Combo with the AMS 2 Pro, the P2S is the current recommendation for anyone buying an enclosed Bambu printer in this tier.
Full Specifications
| Build Volume | 256 × 256 × 256mm |
| Architecture | Enclosed CoreXY |
| Max Print Speed | 500mm/s |
| Max Hotend Temp | 300°C |
| Chamber Heating | Active — up to 50°C |
| Display | 5-inch color touchscreen |
| AI Monitoring | Spaghetti, nozzle clump, purge jam detection — auto-pause on failure |
| Extruder | Upgraded direct drive — 70% stronger than P1S |
| Multi-Color | AMS 2 Pro compatible — up to 16 colors (4× AMS 2 Pro) |
| Materials | PLA, PETG, TPU, ABS, ASA, PC, PA, PET + CF/GF reinforced variants |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi, LAN — Bambu Studio + Bambu Handy app |
| Availability | Bambu Lab store, Best Buy (US), Micro Center (US) |
Variants and Pricing
- P2S — $549+
- P2S Combo with AMS 2 Pro — $799+
Best For
Makers who want reliable enclosed desktop printing for PLA through engineering filaments. Anyone running overnight prints who wants AI to catch failures automatically. Upgraders from the A Series stepping up to an enclosed machine. The best all-around mid-range Bambu printer for 2025–2026.
Not Ideal For
Makers who only print PLA and PETG and don’t need the enclosure — the A Series covers that at lower cost. Anyone needing build volume over 256mm — look at the A2L (330mm) or H Series (330–340mm). Anyone who wants dual extrusion — the X2D handles that at $649.