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

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

This 3D printer is amazing! The directions were a little challenging to follow, as I didn’t understand the lingo, but we were able to get it put together pretty quickly. The APP that you use along with it is super easy to navigate and the prints are great. There are so many choices of things to create! It was very easy to connect to WIFI and get going. It is not noisy and doesn’t require a large area for set up. We set ours on a nightstand and it’s the perfect size. Definitely worth the money as it is easy to use and works amazing!

I am not new to 3D printing my first was an Ender3 and it was on sale for 100 bucks, but I will say compared to this Bambu very night and day. Bambu is extremely user friendly, set up takes away the annoying manual Z offset feature Ender has. The app shows the progress of your builds. I may reprint all my failed ones from ender. Like the saying goes you get what you paid for. This is worth the investment

The Bambu Lab ecosystem is beginner friendly compared to other brands. The A1 is easy to set up and hassle free. The AMS lite enables easy multicolor prints but beware of the filament waste aka "poop" due to the purging required when it switches filament colors.

I am an educator and bought three of the A1 units for my students to use. One worked, the other two never did. The units that did not work both had the same issue, Z axis homing failed during initial calibration. Also, neither of these non-functioning units would let you upgrade their software. Given that they both had the same flaws, clearly a manufacturing/quality control issue. Didn't get very far with customer support or their FAQ wiki. After a few frustrating days fussing with them, I ultimately threw them into the scrap metal bin at the town dump and have been much happier ever since. YMMV but I found these to be a buggy, unpleasant pain. The one that did work is nice but it's not an inexpensive printer if you have to buy three to get one to work.

If you’re looking to get into 3d printing look no further. Excellent quality printing very to setup Incredible price also for this type of quality

This is a awesome product, was easy to set up and get working. And did my first 3d print with not problems

I have owned countless other machines, even ones others had tampered with to be "better". Nothing beats the A series. It auto levels before every print, is super fast and still has amazing quality. It has some noise but you can edit it to be more silent with the expense of a slower print. Best printer I have ever owned, 100/10.