Bambu Lab Anniversary Sale Ends July 15 at 3 a.m. EDT
Bambu Lab's US anniversary sale ends July 15 at 3 a.m. EDT, with first advertised discounts for the P2S and H2C and changing regional stock.
Checked July 10, 2026: Bambu Lab's US store says its fourth-anniversary sale ends July 15 at 3:00 a.m. EDT. The campaign advertises first sale pricing for the P2S and H2C, including a $699 P2S Combo and $2,149 H2C, plus discounts across other printers, filament, and accessories. Price, stock, shipping, and regional terms can change, so use the live cart rather than a countdown.
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Bambu's US anniversary sale reaches its July 15 deadline
Bambu Lab's official US sale page lists July 15 at 3:00 a.m. EDT as the end of its fourth-anniversary campaign. The company's release describes the promotion as the first discount for the P2S, H2S, and H2C. Advertised US prices include the P2S Combo at $699, H2C at $2,149, and H2D Combo at $1,699. Bambu also advertises discounts of up to 52 percent across selected printers, filaments, and accessories, with some filament starting at $9.89. The campaign included three anniversary prize-draw dates across its run; earlier drawings should not be described as still active. Product availability, flash-sale inventory, loyalty credits, shipping, taxes, and the final cart total depend on region and timing.
This is useful deadline news for someone already planning a Bambu purchase, not a reason to rush into the ecosystem without comparing the complete cost. Check the configuration in the cart, the delivery estimate, required accessories, and local support before treating an advertised discount as savings. Buyers who are still choosing between platforms should preserve that decision quality even if it means missing the promotion. A lower machine price does not answer questions about workflow fit, material plans, software preference, or long-term parts and maintenance.
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Source notes
What the sources confirm: Bambu's release supports the campaign dates, advertised first discounts for P2S, H2S, and H2C, selected US prices, up-to-52-percent promotion language, filament floor, and campaign prize-draw schedule. It does not prove that every configuration remains in stock, that every buyer receives the headline discount, or that the listed price is the lowest landed cost in every region.
- Does the desired configuration remain in stock with an acceptable delivery estimate?
- How do taxes, shipping, accessories, and filament needs change the landed cost?
Wait if: You have not settled the printer, materials, or ecosystem decision
Buy if: You already chose the model and the live cart confirms the right package and landed cost
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Frequently Asked Questions
When does the Bambu Lab anniversary sale end in the United States?▼
The official US sale page lists July 15, 2026 at 3:00 a.m. EDT. Use that exact deadline rather than a days-remaining countdown, and check the page again because campaign and regional terms can change.
Are the Bambu P2S and H2C prices guaranteed until the deadline?▼
No. The campaign advertises a $699 P2S Combo and $2,149 H2C, but stock, configuration, shipping, taxes, flash offers, and regional pricing can change. The live cart is the final check before ordering.