My 2-cents on this - as someone that runs a very small business that pretty heavily relies on a Bambu X1C - is that this isn't really going to push me to purcha

My 2-cents on this - as someone that runs a very small business that pretty heavily relies on a Bambu X1C - is that this isn't really going to push me to purchase the H2D any time soon, it is cool that it has laser-cutting ability and two nozzles to reduce waste, but I don't need that. What I really need is fast multi-color printing and I need to scale that up when needed. To me, the best offering they have right now is the A1-Mini with the AMS-Lite. And that is what I'll be ordering as the next purchase. The AMS-Lite is a completely different design from the AMS sold on the larger printers, and in my opinion, is a much better design. The AMS-Lite holds the filament reels from the center instead of the outer rim (which causes all sorts of issues with non-standard reels with the Original AMS) and it has a very simple filament path directly to the nozzle. This is going to save me a ton of time and wasted filament. At $389 for the combo of the AMS-Lite and the A1-Mini - I can scale this up as needed without a ton of concern for my bank account. It is cool that they are incorporating other features into their printers - but I hope they don't stagnate on their core 3d printing features, because it's what's set them apart from others by a long shot and their singularly focused products have become a staple for many small businesses i think.