Bambu Lab P2S Price: Retail, Deals & Price History

The Bambu Lab P2S is an enclosed desktop 3D printer aimed at hobbyists and small shops that want fast, mostly hands off printing. It sits in the middle of Bambu's lineup, above the budget A series and below the larger H series machines. Buyers usually face one question first: printer alone, or the Combo with a multi filament system.

The prices below come from Bambu Lab's US webstore, checked on Oct 13, 2026. The base price is from Bambu Lab US Store, and the Combo price is from Bambu Lab US Store.

The P2S comes in two packages. The standalone printer prints with one filament at a time. The Combo adds the AMS 2 Pro, which feeds several filaments and lets you print in multiple colors or materials.

The printer alone costs $549. The Combo costs $749, so the AMS 2 Pro adds the difference between the two. The store page for the printer opens on the Combo price, so check which option is selected before you add it to your cart.

The AMS 2 Pro is also sold on its own, which makes it easy to compare the bundle against a separate purchase.

Bought separately, the AMS 2 Pro costs $299. The Combo price above works out lower than buying the printer and the AMS 2 Pro as two items, so the bundle saves money if you know you want multi color printing. If you mostly print single color parts, such as brackets, enclosures, or prototypes, the standalone printer is enough, and you can add an AMS later if your needs change.

The Combo launched in the US at a higher price than it carries now.

The launch price was $799, reported in November 2025 when the printer reached US buyers. The printer alone stayed at the same price it had at launch, according to that coverage. Bambu has run sales on several of its printers during 2026, so the price you see on a given day may be lower than the list prices here. Sale prices come and go, and the store pages show the current number.

The sticker price is only the start. A few additional costs are worth planning around.

• Filament is the main ongoing cost. Bambu sells its own filament, and third party brands are also common.
• Build plates, nozzles, and other wear parts need replacing over time.
• A printer enclosure is built in, but you still need a safe, ventilated place to run it.
• Shipping and tax can add to the total depending on your state.

Bambu advertises free shipping and a price protection window on its store pages, so read those terms before you buy.

The P2S fits people who want a printer that works with little tuning and prints reliably from day one. Hobbyists making household parts, tabletop miniatures, and cosplay pieces are common buyers, as are small businesses that print prototypes or short runs. Beginners can start with the single color package and add multi color printing later, since the AMS 2 Pro is sold separately.

If you only print occasionally, a cheaper machine from Bambu's A series or another brand may cover your needs. If you need a much larger build volume, a bigger printer in a higher price tier is the better fit. Compare build size, supported materials, and noise levels on Bambu's product pages before you decide.

• Check the store page on the day you buy, because Bambu runs time limited sales.
• Compare the Combo price against the printer and AMS 2 Pro bought separately.
• Look at Bambu's price protection terms, which apply for a set number of days after purchase.
• Add filament and spare parts to the same order only if the shipping terms make that worthwhile.

Bambu's own US webstore is the main place to buy, and it is the source for the prices above. Some third party retailers also stock Bambu printers. If you buy from a reseller, confirm the exact package, whether it ships from a US warehouse, and how warranty claims are handled. Buying direct from Bambu keeps the warranty process simple.