BIQU Panda Lux, Led Light Strip Upgrade Kit for Bambu-Lab P1S P1P X1C X1E 3D Printers, 5V 0.3A LED Light Bar, Magnetic Installation
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- LED Upgrade Kit for Bambu Printers Panda Lux LED light bar is compatible with Bambu-Lab P1S P1P X1C X1E 3D Printers. It is powered by the original light bar connector and can be controlled by the original screen. And it wont interfere with the lidar function.
- Effortless Magnetic InstallationBIQU Panda Lux LED lightening strip features an effortless magnetic installation without any tools. It is directly mounted behind the front panel so the light wont be harsh and is friendly for your eyes.
- Long Service Life Its quality aluminum alloy housing guarantees efficient heat dissipation thus extending the LED light strips lifespan up to 36,000 hours.
- Illuminate Your Prints with ClaritySignificantly enhance the lighting in the print area, allowing you to monitor the printing process and identify any issues quickly and easily.
Color: Warm White
Shape: Rectangular
Material: Aluminum
Finish Type: Unfinished
Light Source Type: Light Emitting Diode
Package Dimensions : 11.8 x 1.5 x 1.5 inches; 1.59 ounces
Item model number : BIQU10600006750.3A
Date First Available : April 23, 2024
Manufacturer : BIQU
Best Sellers Rank: #4,000 in Industrial & Scientific (See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific) #35 in 3D Printer Accessories
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Customer Reviews: 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 447 ratings
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if you have a P or X series printer, and don’t have this light upgrade yet then you’re really missing out. This thing is super easy to install. All you do is pull the connector from the factory light out of the board and then attach a short jumper that is included to a small board that connects to the new light. The light has magnets and simply sticks to the enclosure of the printer and there is a small piece of sticky tape to place the connector board Near the factory board. There is plenty space in the front left corner to do this. The quality of this item is terrific, and the functionality is amazing as you can see so much more in your printer. It also helps light your time lapse videos better too.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2025 by Chance/Ellie
This was very easy to install and took less than 2 mins. They seem to have fixed the shorter wire length that I had heard complained about in other reviews, as mine easily reached. This makes it much brighter than the stock light and much more easy to see while in front of the printer. I will say that the brightness does make the webcam ever so slightly washed out and less detailed than the stock light, but that is a pretty nit-picky comment and not something that would make shy away from it. Well worth it! Would definitely recommend!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2025 by Jed Armstrong
The stock X1C light is laughable, hardly lights up the build space through the camera or in person. I tried another light kit that had 3 individual LED strips, and although it produced great light in person, it completely ruined the camera view, just washed everything out... This one however, PREFECT light output. Lights up good in person, and shows AMAZING detail through the camera. The details in dark filament are visible, and the light colors (specifically white) aren't washed out into a giant blurr. It really does hit the lighting sweet spot. The magnets make for a super easy and clean install, the light doesn't get in the way of the tool head in any of its movements (which it really only comes close to it during homing and extrusion calibration). My only gripe is that the wire lead on the light could be just a smidgen longer. I had to use the included splitter as an extension basically to keep tension off the wire when closing the plastic cover. I could probably mount the splitter a little better instead of just "hanging" it where it is, but that's on me, not the light or how it's designed. Not ideal, but it works. I don't plan on trying to run both it and the stock light because A) I don't really see the need after seeing this single bar's lighting performance, and B) there's a lot of discussion about the rated output for the lighting circuit and how running both lights can overload it, I'd rather just not risk it. Overall, a MUST for any P1/X1 in my opinion!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2025 by Travis Hall Travis Hall
TLDR; installation is a pain, but it's worth it in the end. Annotated installation pictures are included in this review/how-to. I installed this on an X1E, which I believe has a different board than the X1C, but I'm not 100% sure about that. The installation instructions were terrible in general, but non-existent for the X1E model printer, so I had to figure it out myself. You need to remove the AMS, remove the top glass, and open the front door. Since you are working above the door, it's very difficult to see what you are doing. A headlamp helped. I finally figured out that the connector I needed to get to is under the gray ribbon cable. You have to unclip the ribbon cable to move it out of the way, same with the round black wire with the Ferrite bulge on it. You then have to remove the white glue with some tiny needle nose pliers from the 2-pin LED light connector (black and red wires) and then carefully remove the itty-bitty connector by pulling straight out using the pliers (carefully). You then plug in the new jumper wire (provided) to the old board connector, then connect the other end to the new, small "splitter board" (provided). I then stuck the new board just under the black Ferrite, sticking it to the flat ribbon cable against the wall using the double stick tape already on the bottom of the splitter board PCB. They claim the lightbar just sticks with the magnets, but the magnets are super lame. I don't trust them. think a light breeze would hold this thing better than the magnets. They also provide some 3M double stick tape squares, but those are also useless as they are too thin. There are two clips that protrude down from above the ledge on which you are supposed to mount this thing, so the light bar will NOT sit flush (at least on my machine) on the metal. That is why the provided tape doesn't work - it's too thin. I ended up using some thicker double-stick foam tape (3M VHB) I had around in order to provide enough space for the light bar to "fly" over the two clips and stick to the ledge. While you CAN plug the original (front) Bambu light into the splitter board, they recommend that you do NOT do that since the LED drive circuit will be overloaded. So the wire from the original LED was just tucked out of the way and abandoned. I'm not sure if the X1E has an extra LED light bar (it has 2), or if all the X1's are like this, but the original Bambu light on the left side is still there and still works. I didn't have to fiddle with any of it's wires at all. Anyway, after 30 minutes of muttering to myself, I finally got it all installed and back together. The light is SO much better than stock, so gritting your way through the installation is still worth it.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2024 by contraption contraption
The light is fairly inexpensive. It is not too difficult to install (it helps not to have big, fat fingers). The video instructions leave you wondering about which connectors and the plug orientations to use on the splitter board, and the P1S' stock connector cable is only about 1 inch long (on my machine), which makes connections a little tricky, but with a little patience, it all works out. It adds a lot more interior light, especially toward the back of the chamber. I used to use a flashlight when changing dark filament so that I could tell if it was flowing and purging. Now I can see enough that the flashlight may not be needed anymore. I was instantly pleased with the end result after installation. It makes me wonder why Bambu did not provide more light in the first place (the cost to them would have been next to nothing), and why they don't offer a similar solution. If they did, I would have probably bought their solution.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2025 by S. Johnsen