This is a unique deal especially with power backup. If I had the money currently I would be all over it.
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Bambu Lab and EcoFlow Joint Sale Offers Discounts on 3D Printers and Backup Power
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Shawn Frey
Published Dec 5, 2023
A collaboration between Bambu Lab and EcoFlow sees 3D printers and backup power units with UPS/EPS features bundled at a discount.
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Bambu Lab and EcoFlow have teamed up to offer their products at
a bundled discount until December 26, making a tempting package for reliable 3D printing – especially in communities with unreliable power grids.
The bundle is limited to the US and pairs the Bambu Lab P1S AMS combo with EcoFlow’s Delta 2 for $1,548, which ostensibly powers the printer for 8 hours and has a <30 ms EPS (Emergency Power Supply) rating “for uninterrupted productivity” (we have some thoughts on that below). With ongoing discounts for the Delta 2, that’s an additional discount of $100, or $400 off MSRP. Other available bundles include the Bambu Lab X1-Carbon AMS combo with the Delta 2 Max (<20 ms UPS (Uninterruptable Power Supply)) for $2,898 or Delta Pro (<30 ms EPS) for $3,989.
Blackouts and brownouts have to be one of the most frustrating print-ruining issues there is. Depending on where you live and the integrity of your power grid, you may already experience regular power outages. A
recent independent assessment has suggested that swaths of the US face an elevated risk of power outages during harsh winter weather conditions.
Power backups and UPSes, like the ones offered by EcoFlow, can help get your prints done despite a blackout – which could be crucial to the prosumers out there. But it’s important to note that EcoFlow’s portable backup batteries, though rated as UPS and EPS units, have a wide switching delay that may not stop your print from being interrupted entirely.
