Bambu Lab A1 Combo, A1 3D Printer and AMS lite, Support Multi-Color 3D Printing, High Speed & Precision, Full-Auto Calibration & Active Flow Rate Compensation, ≤48 dB Quiet FDM 3D Printers
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Size: A1 Combo (with AMS lite)
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- High-Speed Precision: Experience unparalleled speed and precision with the Bambu Lab A1 3D Printer. With an impressive acceleration of 10,000 mm/s2, the A1 delivers blazing-fast printing while maintaining exceptional accuracy and detail in your prints.
- Multi-Color Printing with AMS lite: Unlock your creativity with vibrant and multi-colored 3D prints. The Bambu Lab A1 3D printers make multi-color printing accessible and reliable for everyone, bringing your designs to life in stunning detail. Note: AMS lite required, get A1 Combo or buy AMS lite seperately.
- Full-Auto Calibration: Say goodbye to manual calibration hassles. The A1 3D printer takes care of all the calibration processes automatically, ensuring optimal performance for every print. Enjoy a seamless printing experience with precise Z-offset, bed-leveling, and more.
- Active Flow Rate Compensation: Achieve consistently smooth prints with active flow rate compensation. The algorithm actively compensates the flow rate according to the readings to extrude with accuracy, ensuring flawless prints.
- Easy and Quiet 3D Printing: Experience effortless printing with the Bambu Lab A1 FDM 3D printer. Its user-friendly interface and simplified touchscreen make it easy to use. The 1-Clip quick swap nozzle ensures convenient maintenance and provides versatile printing options. Enjoy a quiet printing environment with active motor noise canceling, allowing you to focus on your work while the A1 FDM 3D printer brings your ideas to life.
Brand: BAMBULAB
Material: Metal
Color: Silver
Product Dimensions: 23.46"D x 16.73"W x 21.1"H
Compatible Devices: Laptop, Personal Computer, Smartphone
Product Dimensions: 23.46 x 16.73 x 21.1 inches
Item Weight: 28.6 pounds
Item model number: PF002-A
Date First Available: May 4, 2024
Manufacturer: Shenzhen Tuozhu Technology Co., Ltd
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Size: A1 Combo (with AMS lite)
Super impressed. This model has had some safety upgrades since its been reviewed by some of the big youtube 3d print folks. The set up took about 30 minutes and was relatively easy. Remove some screws, plug in some wires and set up the filament. The AMS section is huge and not listed in the dimensions of the printer. Sounds obvious, but I bought a table based on the listed dimensions and obviously they dont both fit. This also doesnt come with filament and the printer is kind of picky about what it would prefer to interact with. I bought some filament that would come quickly and it just didnt work right - the filament had a knot in it, it broke inside the tube and it took about an hour of fiddling to clear everything. This has been the only problem so far. here is what I like - bear in mind I had a creatly CR10s that was a lot more difficult to set up and I am still not sure that it properly leveled. I cant say that the CR10 had one good print out of it that I really loved. The leveling is done automatically - takes about 20 minutes on the first boot then is an optional thing for every print at the beginning. The printer has four modes of printing - stealth, standard, sport and ludacrous. Standard is fine, but I will say that I run most of my prints on stealth mode as it reduces the amount of wobble and vibration put out by the machine. Another recommendation here is to find a surface that you can secure to a wall. The 3d printer table I have was not stable enough to provide a good base for this and prints can lose quality with the amount of movement this printer is capable of. Lets talk about finding things to print. Normally I would scour the internet, download somethings, pay for some items and figure out how to create the settings. Not so here. The bambu community has made some great files and found the best settings for things you might want to print. There is a lot there and most of those things are coming out looking premium. The community has things they recommend printing as essential add ons, which I will describe next. I did the get AMS combo, but ended up not using it yet because of space and the previously mentioned jam. One of the essential add ons is a top mounted system for this which I will be printing shortly. Also the machine likes to fling filament across the room as part of its constant cleaning process. I recommend making a waste catcher as the very second thing you print after the benchy. The slicer this uses is really cool. I havent gone deep into the settings fully but one of the problems I used to come across was printing a file that had multiple parts that didnt fit on the plate. In this slicer, you can set up multiple plates, choose which one to slice first, send that to the printer - this all works wirelessly and seamlessly - and watch it go. For some items i have printed, I first tried to print something with multiple pieces, decided not to try and run the machine for 16 hours and opted instead to add a new plate, clone one of the items and go one at a time. The plate is also cool. On the CR10, it was a glass plate that never felt like it was as clean as the first time it came out of the box. Here we have a metal, textured plate that has enough bend in it to pop off a print and has great adhesion. It magnetises to the machine and is easy to pop off and then requires a bit of lining up to get back on. The build plate is a little small, but so far everythign i have found on the app has been for my printer. I will start looking into bigger cosplay prints soon and am thrilled to see that the slicer also has a feature for cutting prints into smaller pieces. no 3rd party apps required. There is nothing beginner about this hobby, but if you are looking for a first printer and am budget conscious this is a good option. The CR10s made me 3d printer engineer and repair guy... the A1 combo has allowed me to print and enjoy making.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2026 by Michael D. Bruce
Size: A1 Combo (with AMS lite)
The Bambu Lab A1 with the AMS lite has completely changed my 3D printing workflow. The multi-color capability is seamless—it handles the filament swaps automatically, allowing me to create complex, multi-colored figures and custom projects without any manual work. The setup was incredibly fast, and the auto-calibration (bed leveling, vibration compensation, and flow rate) works perfectly every time. I’ve run over 400 prints on this machine and it is still as reliable as the first day. Whether I’m printing SUNLU PLA+ 2.0 or flexible TPU, the direct-drive extruder handles it all. If you want a "pro" experience without the constant tinkering, the A1 Combo is the ultimate choice.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2026 by Alex
Size: A1 Combo (with AMS lite)
This is a really great 3D printer. Assembly was easy to follow and put together. The print quality and speed is good and reliable. I am having a blast creating things for my grandson. The noise level is very minimal. Noisiest is when it starts up and levels the platform plate and is cleaning.
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2026 by KimberIndy
Size: A1 Combo (with AMS lite)
Great 3D printer for someone starting out or just a hobbyist. Easy to use and quiet. My wife set it up herself and used it first. I bought this for my wife for Christmas and we've printed gifts for people, containers for fruits and vegetables, and light switches. I've also printed shelves and holders for the network gear and hubs on the office desk. It's compatible with many filament types - you can even print your own shoes similar Crocs. Recommend any first timer for any 3D printer watch a few videos about protecting filament from moisture in the air and you'll have great success with print jobs. I've found the Bambu filaments the most reliable and easiest to use - especially since their spools are tagged so the printer automatically knows what kind and color filament is on the roll. The AMS lets you keep four different spools loaded which is great for multi-color prints
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Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2026 by John Wessell
Size: A1 Combo (with AMS lite)
Very disappointed. We purchased this printer at Christmas time and it was a big investment for our family. My 10-year-old daughter started her own little business making and selling 3D prints, and she absolutely loved it. Fast forward only 5 months later and the printer burnt up and nearly caught fire. Thankfully it stopped when it did because this could have ended much worse. It’s heartbreaking because she worked so hard building her little business and now she’s completely out of a printer. For the amount of money spent, I truly expected better quality, reliability, and safety. I understand things can happen, but having an expensive machine fail this quickly and in this way is extremely disappointing.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2026 by Bri24
Size: A1 Combo (with AMS lite)
my first foray into the 3d printer world, and i went with the A1. Everything so far is great, though I did have a pretty massive clog that resulted in me breaking a ribbon cable (dont be like me and break ribbon cables, I knew better and was sloppy). All-in-all, it's not loud at all, the print quality is amazing, and it's great for beginners. The biggest (now) issue that I have is that I'm not super creative and don't know what to print!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2026 by yuckypants
Size: A1 Combo (with AMS lite)
I was given a 5 year old printer as the owner wasn't using it. I really struggled trying to get it to work, and then it just wouldn't print right. Not so with this, it's about as plug and play as you can get. It did help to be a little familiar with CNC terminology, but I had it assembled and running in less than an hour without any issues. Over only had one model fail and I'm pretty sure it was a design flaw and not a printer issue. I love getting notifications on my phone and being able to monitor the builds. I had one issue with a tangle in a spool but the printer detected it, paused the print, sent me a notification, and I was able to correct and restart without any problems. I love the AMS and being able to print in multiple colors. It can generate a lot of waste of one isn't careful, but I tend to create functional parts where colors can be done in layers, it's not that bad if one understands the process and uses colors wisely. I've already designed my own builds, specifically a vent adapter and a dust collector adapter. I saved over 20 dollars just for the dust adapter, and there were no vent adapters that I could find. I will probably save the cost of the machine in a year or less creating my own parts instead of buying them. Plus the adapters were spot on with the accuracy of the dimensions I specified. Prototyping is important though, I created partial pices for testing before building the full sized finished products to avoid eating time and material. There are some areas I would like to see improved. The first is lighting for the camera, it's terrible. I had to keep the overhead lights on until I found an LED accessory. Another is a basic maintenance manual, what to clean, when to lubricate and with what, and other general routine maintenance. It would also have been nice to include some information on how the AMS and manual feed work. Overall, I love this machine and think it was money well spent.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2025 by J. Fox
Size: A1 Combo (with AMS lite)
Great 3D printer! Easy for first time user.
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