Bambu Lab P1S Combo: problems, parts and running costs

Checked: 2026-10-05

Summary

The cost of running this bundle sits in filament and moisture rather than in repairs. The AMS in this box has no active drying, so nylon, PC and PETG taken from opened spools have to be dried elsewhere before they print, and Bambu’s own store points buyers to the newer AMS 2 Pro bundle for exactly that reason. [2] No independent test and no owner discussion were available for this bundle, so there is no reported failure rate to weigh, and the items below are documented limits, warranty exclusions and consumables rather than breakdown reports. Store pricing is also ambiguous: the product page sells four bundles and the displayed figure could not be tied to this one. [2]

Common problems and fixes

Parts and consumables

Yearly running cost

Not enough data. The running inputs are identified — filament, electricity, AMS desiccant and the AMS feed path, plus spare nozzles — but no per-year dollar figure can be computed from them, because the files reviewed publish no prices for those items and the electricity side is blocked by the unresolved 110 V wattage. [2]

When it is a good buy

The US store page shows four bundles on one listing: P1S, P1S AMS Combo, P1S AMS 2 Combo and P1S AMS 2 Pro Combo. That page displayed $579.00 USD on 2026-10-04, but the fetched text did not establish which variant that figure belongs to, so confirm the price for this exact bundle on the store page before deciding. [2]

Alternatives, and when each one fits better:

Sources