Bambu Lab Unveils New H2D 3D Printer

Bambu Lab has been one of the most successful examples of commercial 3D printers in recent years and it seems that all news surrounding the company is eagerly anticipated, especially new 3D printers. Now it seems its fans no longer need to wait. Last year in October, the Shenzhen-based manufacturer announced a new printer series for 2025, after the original plans for a release in fall 2024 could not be met and the new H2D 3D printer has officially been unveiled.

Last year, when announcing the new 3D printer would be coming in 2025, Bambu promised that there would be “no compromises” on the new printers. Bambu Lab wanted to create something even bigger and more impressive, as CEO and co-founder Dr. Tao announced in the press release from October 2024: “We are building something that will push the boundaries of what is possible in 3D printing for consumers.”

The leaked image in the Bambu Lab Facebook User Group (left) and the preview of the new printer on the Bambu Lab website (right).

This announcement was not followed by anything for a long time. It was only in the last few weeks that rumors about the new Bambu Lab printer intensified after an apparently leaked image appeared on social media and immediately made the rounds. Even though Bambu Lab did not confirm anything publicly, the printer was said to have a volume of 350 x 320 x 325 mm, be equipped with a dual nozzle system and a new version of the popular AMS system. Since the Facebook leak, the mystery also has a name: H2D. And today, March 25th, the printer has officially been released.