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Bambu Lab P2S Combo Named Top 3D Printer Pick After Year-Long Testing

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A Verge reviewer says the Bambu Lab P2S Combo is the 3D printer they would buy, after a year of testing it alongside several competitors. The enclosed, auto-loading printer with a touchscreen is currently discounted to $649 through December 1st, down from its usual $749 price. Over the test period, the reviewer logged 6,770 print hours across four printers and produced 40,000 whistles for ICE whistleblowers. Based on that experience, the reviewer says they can recommend the P2S to newcomers asking which printer to buy.

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