Bambu Lab X2D

P PCMag Middle East Article · Jun 2026

The Bambu Lab X2D builds intelligently on the company's iconic X1 Carbon, pairing heated-chamber printing with a clever dual-nozzle system that cuts purge waste and makes multi-material printing easier than ever.

T TechRadar Article · Apr 2026

The Bambu Lab X2D is available now direct from Bambu Lab in the US and from the UK Bambu Lab site , too.

H How-To Geek Tim Brookes · reviewer · Apr 2026

The Bambu Lab X2D Combo is a mid-range 3D printer with dual-nozzle 3D printing for faster print speeds and better support printing. The nozzle reaches 300°C while the actively-heated chamber hits 65°C which is perfect for engineering-grade filaments.

T Tech Fowler Tech Fowler · 141K subscribers · May 2026

The Bambu Lab X2D just released and has quickly become one of the most popular and honestly best overall 3D printers available right now! Check out my long term in depth review and thoughts on the Bambu Lab X2D 3D Printer!

I love my X2Ds. I also still have the A1 Mini. The aux nozzle works well for support and you can easily have dual color prints. However fine detail with the aux can be tricky. But I’ve used it on larger parts and other projects and it has done great.

N NeedItMakeIt NeedItMakeIt · 136K subscribers · Apr 2026

The Bambu X2D has the most innovative features at a really good price

A AzureFilm Martina · reviewer · May 2026

What immediately sets the X2D apart is how naturally it handles speed. In many 3D printers, pushing higher speeds introduces compromises— visible artefacts, weaker parts, or inconsistent layers . Here, those issues are significantly reduced.

P Planet 3DP Planet 3DP · 75.7K subscribers · Apr 2026

✅ Bambu Lab X2D — dual nozzle, zero purge between nozzles

T Toms3d Article · Apr 2026

I think this is a really good response from Bambu – the P2S is what it is, but they’re now providing a first-party solution to what I think qualifies as “an issue” on the P2S, and are including it as standard with the X2D.

P Planet 3DP Planet 3DP · 75.7K subscribers · Jul 2026

Support for ABS is your default (cleanest bottom surface)

This thing is an absolute beast. The print quality is insanely good, the workflow is smooth, and it's made learning 3D printing way easier than I expected. Couldn't be happier with it.

P Planet 3DP Planet 3DP · 75.7K subscribers · Apr 2026

I show results, print time difference and quality of print! Check it out!

A Arrmaforum Article

Bambu has nailed the multi-material functionality and marketing though. I'm curious how things will play out once other manufacturers catch up on that part of the ecosystem.

T The Technology Man The Technology Man · 40.3K subscribers · Jun 2026

Bambu's X2D promises to be one of the most capable 3D printers I've ever looked at, and it's very competitively priced.

C Creative 3D Printing Creative 3D Printing · channel

From simple maintenance tools and dust protection to clever organization solutions and custom accessories, these upgrades make the X2D even more enjoyable to use.

M Main Cave Main Cave · 35.7K subscribers · May 2026

Whether you’ve just ordered an X2D or you’re looking for inspiration for your next project, these are some of the best prints to get started with.

3 3Ding 3Ding · reviewer · Apr 2026

But for anyone who has lost hours (or days) to failed multi-material prints on lesser machines, the X2D's reliability premium is worth every rupee.

M Main Cave Main Cave · 35.7K subscribers · Jun 2026

Looking to upgrade your Bambu Lab X2D with the Filament Track Switch? In this step-by-step guide, I’ll show you exactly how to install the Filament Track Switch on your Bambu X2D, from unboxing and fitting the hardware to getting everything connected and ready to print.

F Filamigo Lorne Miller · reviewer · Jul 2026

The Bambu Lab X2D is an excellent compact engineering printer , particularly for people who regularly print complex models requiring supports.

C Christopher Cosey - Gear & Tech Christopher Cosey - Gear & Tech · 21K subscribers · May 2026

The first one is that things get extremely easy on day two.

M MatterHackers MatterHackers · reviewer

It's an ideal step up from the P2S for anyone who finds themselves wishing they could mix materials or eliminate manual support cleanup.

C Christopher Cosey - Gear & Tech Christopher Cosey - Gear & Tech · 21K subscribers · Jun 2026

If you're considering the X2D or you're new to 3D printing yourself, hopefully these videos help make the learning curve a little less intimidating.

M Mr Resin Isaac Fernandez Torres · reviewer · Apr 2026

It is the worthy successor to the X1 Carbon, and probably the best current entry point into the Bambu Lab ecosystem for serious makers.

3 3DPrinterMike 3DPrinterMike · 16.4K subscribers · Apr 2026

Today, I talk about the X2D release and Bambu Lab's potential future plans!

B BGeek Konstantinos Fasoulas · reviewer · Jun 2026

I have been using the Bambu Lab X2D for the past few weeks, and I have to say, I cannot get enough of it.

P Paint By Blunders Paint By Blunders · 14.7K subscribers · Jun 2026

We explore the game-changing dual-nozzle system of the Bambu X2D, showcasing how to use it with the AMS 2 Pro for multi-colour prints, seamless removal of support material with PETG and PLA, and swapping to a 0.2mm nozzle for crisp, resin-like miniature details.

C CNET James Bricknell · reviewer · Apr 2026

first impressions are mostly positive, though I do have some initial trepidation.

R RisingApe RisingApe · 14.3K subscribers · Jul 2026

The BambuLab X2D has already won the best desktop 3D printers you can buy

D Domechy Ridzwan Normahazan · reviewer · May 2026

I genuinely enjoyed using it due to it’s speed and ease of use.

B Basically Benski Basically Benski · 5.2K subscribers · Apr 2026

So, for those of you who are new to the channel, I am basically Bensky and I just got the new Bambu Lab X2D. It is awesome. I am so excited to open this up and see what it's all about. There is a lot of talk on the internet both positive and negative, but hopefully we're going to be able to answer some of those questions as we unbox this together.

P Pcmag Michael Lydick · reviewer

In many ways, it's both—and worthy of an Editors' Choice award.

T The Scrappy Creative The Scrappy Creative · 3.6K subscribers · Apr 2026

This is an incredible printer. Will it replace any of my Prusa machines? No. but it's a different tool for a different job and it is the easiest machine I've ever used!

This machine has been flawless

C Crafted With Machines Crafted With Machines · 1.1K subscribers · Apr 2026

The dual nozzle setup is the big story here — one nozzle for your model, one dedicated to support material. No purging between layers, cleaner separations, faster prints. Early results are looking really promising.

B Bob's Tech Bob's Tech · 521 subscribers · May 2026

Uh I'm very impressed with how the X2D handles. And I I I expected it would, but I've done now uh 10 or 15 prints with ABS. All the the blue inside, that is a a bamboo ABS. Um I did I don't know. I've done a lot a bunch of different things uh with the ABS, but I've also done uh ASA um Zoltech uh Ziltech ASA. And right now I'm doing uh Ziltech ASA carbon fiber. I also did one. Uh it's not on here.

F Filament Factory Filament Factory · 474 subscribers · May 2026

The Bambu Lab X2D is truly amazing. After my experience with the H2D I had high expectations and Bambu did not disappoint! This is a fantastic printer at a great price point( get the ams combo).

T TheLaunchLab TheLaunchLab · 116 subscribers · Jun 2026

This is easily Bambu Lab's most ambitious printer yet. With dual nozzles, a heated chamber, and more, this is the printer to get. But, if you just want to print colorful plastic toys, do not buy this machine. But, if you're going to print engineering materials at 1,000 mm per second, Bambu Lab just changed the game. Okay, okay.

G Gihad Murad Gihad Murad · 87 subscribers · Apr 2026

I'm very happy with the quality of this first print. After the benchy I tried a multi-color print again. This panda is a G-code that comes in the printer and the quality again is really really good. Here's a time lapse. And I decided to add some um videos here showing the the switching. So this is the first uh layer going down. Or maybe the second layer at this point. But uh shortly it's going to

If you are looking at the Bambu X2D, the short version is this: it is a very good printer, it adds genuinely useful features over the P2S, and at its current pricing it is difficult not to recommend over the cheaper machine. But it is also one of the least elegant products Bambu has put out. That matters more than it sounds, to me anyway.

M Mads Tech Mads Tech · 87.5K subscribers · Apr 2026

This week Bambu have released the new X2D. And I'm going to be honest with you, my initial reaction to this printer was both confusion and a bit of disappointment as well. However, the longer I've thought about this printer and spent a bit of time looking at it, it does actually make a lot of sense, especially if you throw away the name and look at it in comparison to the P2S.

I had issues with mine loading initially. I rolled back the firmware and it works great now. I also had a lot of failed prints, but as soon as I got the frostbite build plate it never happened again. I’ve never even cleaned that plate! It’s amazing.

2 247printing 247printing · 77.6K subscribers · Apr 2026

The result: a very capable machine… but one that might not be the printer some would have wanted.

3 3DLarge 3dlarge.com · reviewer · May 2026

If you mostly print simple PLA decorations, X2D is likely more printer than you need. If you print prototypes, housings, jigs, parts with difficult overhangs, support material or carbon-fiber blends, the value proposition becomes much stronger.

D Dave Tries This Dave Tries This · 28.3K subscribers · Jul 2026

Are you currently comparing the X2D to another printer from Bamboo or a different brand? Let me know in the comments what is making you consider this specific model for your setup!

G Goodprints3d Article

Keep the P1S when it already produces accepted single-nozzle enclosed work. You gain essentially no nominal X-Y capacity by moving to X2D, and the known machine, profiles, spares, and uptime usually matter more than unused capability.

3 3D Print Rancher 3D Print Rancher · 23.3K subscribers · Apr 2026

might not be the 'end-game' printer you’ve been waiting for.

M Makers101 Nik · reviewer · Apr 2026

X2D — The right upgrade if you print supports, engineering materials, or rigid-flexible combinations. Not worth it if you don’t. And at net upgrade cost from an X1C, the barrier is lower than most people expect.

R RisingApe RisingApe · 14.3K subscribers · May 2026

The Bambu Lab X2D is NOT a No-Brainer purchase

T The Technology Man Gidon Leave · reviewer · Jun 2026

Despite how polished the overall experience is, this still feels like a machine aimed more at enthusiasts and experienced users than absolute beginners.

F Floaty Piet Floaty Piet · 13.2K subscribers · May 2026

I have been using the printer now for a week, and my verdict after over 50 hours of printing is every advantage comes with a disadvantage. And there's one major key selling point of this printer. >> The dual nozzle system. This is perfect for designs like this that require a lot of support material. One nozzle for the main part and the other for the dedicated support material.

G Great Value, Smart Features, and One Big Problem Article

X2D sits in an odd place: a very capable machine, very good value, and yet somehow still disappointing by the standards of the brand that made it.

C Creative 3D Printing Creative 3D Printing · 7.7K subscribers · Jul 2026

The Bambu Lab X2D is Amazing.

C Call 3d Article

If you only print basic PLA parts and occasional PETG brackets, the X2D may still be cool, but cool is not the same as useful.

V V3 Precision V3 Precision · 5.4K subscribers · Apr 2026

The X2D has been a great printer so far, but it an old problem surfaced that is easily fixed.

T Tom's Hardware Article · Nov 2024

The only disappointment here is the need for an optional power cord to run the dryer while printing.

W Watt's Printing Watt's Printing · 2.8K subscribers · May 2026

Week one was the honeymoon phase. Week two, the training wheels are starting to come off. Just this morning, I decided to print a Black Panther figurine, maybe 4 in tall. Reading through Bambu Handy the other night, I saw people are having issues getting the supports to come off cuz it was all being printed in PLA. I said, "You know what? I bought some PETG.

z wobble, failed AMS loading/unloading, clogging, second nozzle won't release, bad auto z offset.

J Jeremy Lovechild Jeremy Lovechild · 759 subscribers · Apr 2026

Maybe the X2D slightly better.

N Notebookcheck Silvio Werner · reviewer · May 2026

Very good printer with a few minor flaws

R Rad Dad's Print Lab Rad Dad's Print Lab · 14.7K subscribers · Jun 2026

I bought this printer myself, and I’ll go over the dual-nozzle setup, active chamber heater, print quality with materials like PLA, PETG, ASA, PC Blend, and TPU, plus the one issue that’s been driving me nuts in my hot garage.

B Bob's Tech Bob's Tech · 521 subscribers · Apr 2026

My thoughts on the Bambu Lab X2D after one week.

3 3D Print Enthusiast 3D Print Enthusiast · 518 subscribers · Apr 2026

The Bambu Lab X2D has been revealed, but is it the revolutionary step forward we expected, or a confusing addition to the lineup? In today’s video, we’re breaking down the specs, the new AMS 2 system, and whether this "masterpiece" actually earns its place in your workshop.