Bambu Lab’s A2L Combo 3D Printer just hit a new all-time low at $100 off in Best Buy’s Techtober Sale

Karthik Iyer | Oct 5 2026 - 9:36 am PT

$100 off/$470

Alongside the early fall Prime Day deals at Amazon, you’ll find Best Buy offering Bambu Lab’s A2L Combo 3D Printer down at $469.99 shipped. This is the brand’s latest model, which hit the scene earlier this year carrying a $570 price tag, and it’s still fetching its full price directly at the brand’s online store. The A2L hasn’t seen many discounts since its debut, and today’s deal takes $100 off its usual going rate to mark the steepest discount we have tracked for it. This is the lowest price we have we this model hit to date, making this a great time to cash in and snag one if you’ve been waiting for this new one to get a notable price drop. Head below for more details.

Bambu Lab’s A2L Combo is a pretty compelling option if you want something bigger than the usual desktop 3D printer without jumping straight into the brand’s more expensive models. The larger 330 x 320 x 325mm build volume gives you much more room for oversized parts, props, or several smaller prints at once, while the included AMS Lite adds multicolor printing out of the box. It can also move at up to 500mm/s, so you’re not giving up much speed just because the machine itself is larger. You get all of Bambu Lab’s usual automation features here, including auto calibration and sensors that help catch things like filament runout or nozzle issues before they ruin a print.

Be sure to check out the wider Best Buy Techtober Sale, which is now live at up to 50% off Apple gear, Android TVs, and more. Walmart is also running a major fall sale of its own to go head-to-head with Amazon’s fall Prime Day event, and we’ve rounded up some of the more notable Walmart deals right here.

Bambu Lab A2L Combo 3D printer features:

330 × 320 × 325 mm. That’s 105% more space than the 256 mm class. A full-scale helmet, in one piece. A batch of 40 fidget toys, in one run. The kind of project that used to mean slicing your model into chunks—or starting over when the seams didn’t line up—now just fits.
Swap the toolhead cover for the cutting module, and the A2L isn’t just a printer anymore—it cuts. Stickers, leather, fabric, paper. Custom livery for your model plane? Done. A leather wrap for the handle of your Excalibur? Done.
Pair the A2L with the 2nd-Gen AMS, and your filament gets a sealed, climate-controlled home—dried on demand before each print, kept airtight between them. Need more colors? Need different material types running side by side? AMS lite and the 2nd-Gen AMS share the same embedded buffer system, so you can stack and mix them: four spools, eight spools, sixteen spools—whatever your project asks for, fed cleanly through one queue.