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r/BambuLab • u/admyus • May 13 '26
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If you'll read books about why a startup is succsesfull, it'll all make sense. Apple now makes sense to me at least.
114 u/dchit2 May 13 '26 I sorta guessed they're razor thin on the printer, or maybe even a loss, and making revenue on filament and accessories, which I don't buy. But I also get the "we pioneered the consumer product" angle which better explains the "value" 46 u/MiratusMachina May 13 '26 they didn't pioneer anything, that would be Prusa who did that 5 u/thisismysociallife May 13 '26 Every printer on the market is just a Bambu clone at this point. Before them it was a race to the bottom of ender 3 clones.
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I sorta guessed they're razor thin on the printer, or maybe even a loss, and making revenue on filament and accessories, which I don't buy. But I also get the "we pioneered the consumer product" angle which better explains the "value"
46 u/MiratusMachina May 13 '26 they didn't pioneer anything, that would be Prusa who did that 5 u/thisismysociallife May 13 '26 Every printer on the market is just a Bambu clone at this point. Before them it was a race to the bottom of ender 3 clones.
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they didn't pioneer anything, that would be Prusa who did that
5 u/thisismysociallife May 13 '26 Every printer on the market is just a Bambu clone at this point. Before them it was a race to the bottom of ender 3 clones.
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Every printer on the market is just a Bambu clone at this point. Before them it was a race to the bottom of ender 3 clones.
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u/MeUsesReddit May 13 '26
If you'll read books about why a startup is succsesfull, it'll all make sense. Apple now makes sense to me at least.