Summary of "After 3 months of printing with the P2S 3D printer"

Top-line conclusion

After ~3 months and near-daily printing the reviewer calls the P2S “amazing.” They recommend it overall, especially for fast, high-quality single-color printing. Buy the AMS (multi-material system) only if you plan to print a lot of multi-color parts.

Main features highlighted

Print speed: very fast compared with typical consumer printers.
Print quality: consistently good — detailed results even at high speed.
AI print-failure detection: pauses prints when it detects a “spaghetti”/failure, saving filament, time and electricity.
Multicolor capability via AMS: works well, but generates purge/waste.
Camera: remote monitoring from PC/phone.
Integrated software/app (Bambu Studio / Bambu app): all-in-one slicer, model library and printer control; beginner-friendly.
Ease of maintenance: nozzle removal, cleaning and replacement are straightforward; plenty of online help.

User experience and real incidents

Usage pattern: printed almost daily for ~3 months (including heavy holiday printing).
AI detection: it caught one real failed print in that time; the reviewer found this very useful. Some forum users report false positives, though the reviewer did not experience them.
Multicolor printing: multiple-color prints performed well in tests (including an 80 mm “string” test between two cubes).
Problem encountered with external spool: filament got stuck/cut and a small piece lodged in the nozzle, causing no extrusion.
- Fix performed: stop the job, unload filament (heat, cut, pull back), lower the bed, remove magnetic cover and electrical connector, open the hotend assembly, remove the stuck filament piece, reassemble and restart. Reviewer said this was easy to do.
Waste: AMS multicolor printing produces purge waste — expected and acceptable to the reviewer but worth noting.

Pros

Fast print speeds with good detail/quality.
Effective AI failure detection that can pause jobs and save material.
Reliable multicolor printing capability (if you accept purge waste).
Remote camera monitoring.
Beginner-friendly, integrated software ecosystem with many ready models.
Easy to disassemble/repair (nozzle/hotend access).
Strong online community and documentation.

Cons / caveats

AMS multicolor produces purge waste; may not be worth the cost if you seldom print in multiple colors.
Occasional filament-feed issues possible when using external spools (can leave filament fragments in the nozzle).
Some users report false AI-failure detections (reviewer did not experience this).
Print quality still depends on slicing, filament quality, and model design — the printer is an important factor but not the only one (reviewer estimates the printer accounts for ~20% of final quality).

Comparisons / buyer guidance

Base P2S is fine for most single-color use; AMS is an add-on best purchased only if you frequently need multicolor prints.
The AI detection and integrated ecosystem reduce waste and manual monitoring compared with printers that lack those features.

Numeric ratings

No numerical scores or star ratings were given.

Key details and examples

Ownership: used for ~3 months, nearly daily.
Review type: unsponsored.
Example prints: pen holder (50 min) showed fine detail; a two-cube 80 mm string test succeeded.
Maintenance: easy nozzle/hotend disassembly and reassembly steps to clear clogs.
Monitoring: camera accessible from phone/PC.
Software: Bambu Studio/app includes slicer and model library.
Community: abundant online documentation and support.

Speakers

Single speaker (the reviewer) — no other contributors.

Overall verdict

Recommended. The P2S is a fast, high-quality desktop 3D printer with helpful AI failure detection, good multicolor capability (if you accept purge waste), solid remote monitoring and an easy-to-use software ecosystem. For most users the base printer is sufficient; add the AMS only if you regularly need multi-color prints. Be aware of occasional filament-feed/clog issues with external spools — they’re fixable and maintenance is straightforward.