Bambu Lab printers are great hardware wrapped around a cloud service that a lot of users have grown wary of, and for good reason. Bambu’s HP-style antics haven’t been well-received in the community, and it leaves a software gap that Bambu Studio and the Bambu Handy app can’t fill — at least not for makers who want the freedom to choose their slicer of choice.
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