What Bambu Lab changed

• Removed the Bambu Lab R1 product section.

• Removed the Bambu Lab A2L product section.

• Removed the Bambu Lab X2D product section.

• Removed the Bambu Lab H2C product section.

• Removed the Bambu Lab P2S product section.

• Removed the Bambu Lab H2S product section.

• Removed the Bambu Lab H2D product section.

• Removed the "Let's Make It Fund" promotional section.

• Removed the Bambu Lab A1 and A1 mini product sections.

• Updated the "Your Privacy Choices" link to point to a specific regional URL.

• Added a new product section for the "Bambu Lab S1 3D Scanner."

• Set a release window of "November 2026 Coming soon."

• Updated the "Bambu Lab R1" product link to a shorter URL.

• Added a new cookie consent and language selection footer.

The removal of several "New Product" listings (R1, A2L, X2D, H2C, P2S, H2S, H2D) from the homepage suggests a major shift in their current product lineup, a site error, or a change in their launch strategy for these specific models.

Bambu Lab is expanding beyond 3D printers into the scanning market. This suggests they want to own the entire digital-to-physical workflow, making it easier for users to copy real objects without needing complex design skills.

• Removed "New Product" badge from Bambu Lab H2C.
• Removed "New Product" badge from Bambu Lab P2S.
• Removed "New Product" badge from Bambu Lab H2S.
• Removed "New Product" badge from Bambu Lab H2D.
• Removed "New Product" badge from Bambu Lab X2D.
• Updated the "New Product" tag on the Bambu Lab R1 to bold formatting.
• Removed a redundant cookie consent and language selection footer fragment.

The removal of "New Product" labels from the H2C, P2S, H2S, H2D, and X2D suggests these models have moved out of their launch phase. This signals a shift from early-adopter marketing to steady-state sales for their latest generation of hardware.

• Updated "Learn more" links for all 3D printers (A1, A1 mini, A2L, X2D, H2C, P2S, H2S, H2D, P1S) to include the /en-us/ language path.
• Changed the "Let's Make It Fund" link to the regional /en-us/ version.
• Updated footer links, including Privacy Policy and Privacy Choices, to point to regional subdirectories.
• Modified the site logo and language selector links to default to the /en-us/ path.

The company is standardizing its web traffic by routing users through region-specific subfolders. This helps their search engine rankings and ensures customers see the correct regional pricing and support information.