Bambu 3D Printer P1S P2S Build Plate for Bambu X1C/X1/X1E/P1P/P1S/A1/P2S,257x257mm Bambulab Double Sided Spring Steel Build Plate Flexible Sheet(Diamond+Textured PEI)

Both sides offer great adhesion without the need to add any modifiers. I've printed a variety of materials on these, and think they're definitely a good deal. They look cool, they leave a nice finish on your parts, and they have a good thickness that stands up to repeated pulling off from magnetic beds, so I'd say the durability factor is there. The diamond pattern on the one side adds a cool little flair to your prints. I'd say these offer some pretty good value for money, and allow you a wider range of functionality with your 3D prints.

Love the pattern it leaves on prints. So far no problems with adhesion.

The Retuzep 3D printer PEO PET bamboo plate is amazing. It allows my prints to come out consistently great with excellent adhesion and easy release. The quality is solid, and it has noticeably improved my printing results. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to upgrade their build plate.

UPDATE: Leaving the below to show progress of my mistake/lack of accuracy. The seller reached out offering a full refund due to my review. Which is an awesome level of support. I was not even looking for a refund as I definitely use the plates all the time for PLA/PETG. My first use was ASA on a very long tall print that definitely pulled up a corner of the build plate while in the printer. During the discussion with the seller they asked for me to verify thickness between the two brands. The Bambu dual textured PEI plate is ~.55mm, with the RETUXEP smooth/textured plate measuring ~.72mm, and the textured/cf pattern plate ~76mm. So their plates are actually thicker than Bambus. They are definitely more flexible though. The build sheets look to be well fitted to the spring steel plate and work well when used properly. the only issue I have for this product is that no where in its listing is the thickness listed and the reason why I imagine is that it is thinner than the Bambu sold build plates. Most print materials this likely wont be an issue but for anything that warps or shrinks as it cools (ABS/ASA/etc) the plate is so thing that even the smallest of parts can pull the build plate up from the magnet on the printer. Also be careful as some of the ones I have come with sharp edges on the spring steel that you could potentially get cut on or scratch up the printer build area when removing/installing this plate.

Hate to jinx it, but this plate has been awesome. Very few issues, the ones I've had are likely just from me being too lazy to wash it like I know I should. After washing with dawn and hot water, it's not failed my yet. Small prints like earrings are actually stressful to remove because I'm afraid they're sticking too well to remove, even with the plate fully cooled. Will buy again, just to have one to swap out immediately instead of waiting.

Turned plate identification off on Bambu Lab x1c, used textured plate setting then bed leveling and filament calibration on pre-print settings. And everything worked perfectly. This is PETG using Bedweld, I use it in every print as it always works for adhesion and allows print to pop off easily. Some of these plates may have adhesion issues as they are 3rd party.. but the Bedweld works every time. Great plate at a great price, love the prints :) make more!!

I've had one of these impressive Bambu P1S printers since Christmas and every print until now has been perfect - unfortunately the very first print on the smooth PEO side of this PEO/PEI plate immediately failed and I had to abandon the print job. Whether the problem is lack of adhesion or wrong temperature or some other issue, I don't yet know, all I know so far is that this is not a direct substitute for the plate that comes with the machine and cannot be used 'out of the box' with the default parameters and standard Bambu PLA. I'll go read up on it and see if this is something that can be fixed by tweaking the configuration, but if that's what's needed then a note to that effect on the product page would have been welcome - all it says is "PEO build plate surface can print PLA and TPU and PETG." and "suitable for Bambu Lab X1C/X1/X1E/P1P/P1S/A1" with no indication of any config changes being needed. (I don't mind a product that requires some effort to use, I just would have liked to know up front, rather than assuming it would be the completely effortless process that the Bambu system has supplied so far. If the problem is that the proprietary Bambu system doesn't allow 3rd parties to print the QR code on the plate that tells the printer how best to use it, then that would be worth mentioning on the product page as well) ADDENDUM: I found online advice to manually set the build plate type to "Smooth PEI plate/High Temp plate" which I did - the fifth image shows that this did not work either. I only bought this for the smooth side but that's the side that just doesn't work. I'm downgrading my review from 3 to 1 star now that it's more clear that it's not my fault. I should have read the other reviews before buying.

The designs were both great, the prints adhered very nicely to the plate on both sides. Very happy with this purchase for our A1 bambu