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New Bambu Lab 3D printer delayed until 2025

New Bambu Lab 3D printer delayed until 2025
New Bambu Lab 3D printer delayed until 2025/Source: Bambu Lab
Key Takeaways

Bambu Lab, a leading innovator in the 3D printing industry, has announced that the highly anticipated 2024 flagship Bambu Lab 3D printer will be delayed until the first quarter of 2025. The company cites the need to improve innovative features and ensure comprehensive global support as the primary reasons for the delay.

The new high-end 3D printer, which was first announced in 2023, has generated a lot of interest in the maker community. Bambu Lab assures supporters that the wait will be worthwhile, claiming that the finished product will “push the boundaries of consumer 3D printing.”

Bambu Lab 3D Printer Delayed

Bambu Lab printers have elicited excitement since the time it first announced itself on the 3D printer scene. Since then every launch has received overwhelming interest and the sales have supported the initial buzz. However, with the delay, expectant buyers are disappointed and are expressing their emotions to the announcement.

“We’re committed to delivering a product that not only meets but exceeds the expectations of our customers. This extra time will allow us to polish innovative features and ensure that our flagship printer is fully ready and supported worldwide upon release.”

– According to a company Tweet on X.com

However, due to the anticipation, the company shared a few details about what the upcoming flagship Bambu Lab 3D printer will include:

  • The integration of cutting-edge technology will revolutionise consumer 3D printing capabilities.
  • Positioning above the current X1 Series, aimed at prosumers who demand top-tier performance.
  • Focus on enabling features that were previously unavailable in consumer 3D printing.

As a gesture of goodwill, Bambu Lab has announced that winners of their 2023 3D printing competition, who received “Gold Tickets” redeemable for the flagship printer, will be able to extend their tickets until 2025.

The announcement of the delay elicited mixed reactions from the 3D printing community. While some fans are disappointed, many appreciate the company’s dedication to quality and innovation.

Bambu Lab has promised to release more information about its flagship printer in the coming year. The company invites customers and enthusiasts to stay tuned for updates that will highlight the revolutionary features of this next-generation 3D printer.

What has caused the Delay?

The company is currently involved in a legal battle with an industry giant, Stratasys. Did this affect the launch of the new Bambu Lab 3D printer? Who knows. It is very much possible, given that the company is facing a patent infringement lawsuit. If the new printer had any similarities to any of the current patents in question, it may have decided to modify them rather than add fuel to the already burning fire.

Only time will tell whether the lawsuit caused the delay or if it was due to attention to detail and a commitment to quality. Follow Manufactur3D magazine to stay up to date on this news.


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Abhimanyu Chavan
Abhimanyu is the founder of Manufactur3D and has spent more than 7 years in the 3D printing industry. He has written over 2000 articles on the technology and industry and he continues to write and share content to promote the technology across the globe, and more so in India. You can follow him on social platforms.
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