3D Printer Diagrams for Bambu Lab's H2S Model Inadvertently Disclosed in Wiki Page Leak

In a recent turn of events, a leaked photo of Bambu Lab's new 3D printer, tentatively named H2S, has caused a stir in the 3D printing community. The photo, dated April 2025, was posted on Twitter by Bambu Lab Global (@BambulabGlobal) on June 4, 2025, and has since sparked excitement and speculation among users.

The leaked image reveals a 3D printer that appears to be roughly the size of the current Bambu Lab H2D, but with only one nozzle. The tool head of the H2S is similar to the A1, featuring a yellow rotating extruder wheel and a camera from the H2D. The drawing of the tool head, found in the Bambu Lab wiki, confirms this design, showing a single rotating extruder wheel.

The built platform of the H2S shows a build volume of 340mm in the X direction, making it 15mm taller than the H2D's build height. However, the H2S's build volume in its entirety is not specified in the provided information.

Some internet users speculate that the H2S could be a less expensive model of the H2D, featuring a single nozzle and a larger build volume. This could potentially make it the printer the market is looking for - a larger, less expensive 3D printer without any possible way to attach a laser.

The H2D, a current Bambu Lab 3D printer, has a build volume of 350x320x325 mm³. It is a more expensive model compared to the less expensive one that ships without an AMS, priced at $1,999, due to its laser capability. The H2D is ready for a laser attachment, with all the extra safety precautions, sensors, camera, and flame-resistant coating.

The tweet suggests that the H2S might be a new flagship 3D printer from Bambu Lab with a single extruder and a build volume of 340mm. The leaked photo, adjusted and annotated with arrows pointing to the most interesting parts of the image, further fuels this speculation.

The photo of the leaked H2S 3D printer was credited to "丫丫" from WeChat. HoloLens Technologies, the company responsible for the development of the H2S, has yet to officially confirm the existence of the H2S.

The tweet's author, "@BambulabGlobal," encourages those who have already purchased the H2D to consider that they might have bought it too early, implying the imminent release of the H2S. The leaked photo is compared to a Tom's Hardware H2D Laser Combo in a tweet, adding to the anticipation surrounding the H2S.

As we wait for official confirmation from Bambu Lab and HoloLens Technologies, the 3D printing community eagerly awaits the launch of the H2S, hoping it will meet their expectations and provide a more affordable, larger 3D printing solution.

3D Printer Diagrams for Bambu Lab's H2S Model Inadvertently Disclosed in Wiki Page Leak