BIQU Panda Lux, Led Light Strip Upgrade Kit for Bambu-Lab P1S P1P X1C X1E 3D Printers, 5V 0.3A LED Light Bar, Magnetic Installation

I didn't realize until I received my printer just how weak the stock light is. Timelapses were practically pointless with it.But for less than the cost of a spool of filament, this light illuminates the entire build plate beautifully. Cliched, but it really is like night and day.The installation process is a little tricky just due to weird angles, but nothing too difficult for someone used to working with 3D printers - maybe ten to fifteen minutes total.

This light was one of the first accessories/upgrades I ordered for my new Bambu X1C. The factory chamber light is not very helpful at all, so this light at such a low price for a quality build and easy install is a no brainer. The total install time was only about 5 minutes at most and my printer was back in business. I am really a fan of the magnetic connection because after installing it, I did end up needing to slide the light further to one side to get it out of the frame of the chamber camera which improved the camera exposure. I would highly recommend this as an upgrade for the X1C or P1S.

works great, a little advice.....get it as close to ledge as possible if your adding this to your p1s as my print head hit it and knocked the cover off until i was able to move it all the way to the ledge, its a tight fit.

I installed on the X1C and I really love it. BUT, if you are an owner of a X1C this light can affect the Lidar, so I recommend you to turn it off and later turn it on.

Easy to install and provides very good lighting. Must have.

Holy crap, I can see in my printer! this is A LOT brighter, like a magnitude of 10. I watched a few YouTube reviews and they didn't do it justice. I think they changed their control board that allowed both the old light and the new light to be plugged in so that isn't possible anymore but this light is so so so much brighter I don't need the old light anymore. I highly recommend this! The magnets are really strong and I didn't feel the need to use the sticky pads but I'm keeping them just in case. I would probably use them if I moved my printer a lot but not really needed right now.

Great price, simple to install, and does a fantastic job. I can see my work now. It was a great upgrade to my printer.

I'll start by saying, this led IS an improvement from the stock one on my X1C. But, not by much. This BIQU led is a great design. The aluminum housing is really nice. Its triangle shape allows it to mount on the front horizontal metal frame of the printer. Leaving just enough room for the toolhead to still be able to home in the front right of the printer without a collision. I was skeptical that there was enough room for this led to mount and be out of the way of the toolhead, but it is. It comes with some powerful magnets pre-installed on the led housing. They hold great, but it also comes with adhesive tabs for extra measure. I used the adhesive tabs, just to be safe.For the Cons and simple improvements that would make this led almost perfect out of the box. The led's aluminum housing comes with some 3d printed end caps installed on it. They are NOT the exact size of the aluminum housing. Not a huge deal, but if you are using the supplied 2-sided adhesive tabs (which you should), the 3d printed end caps being slightly larger than the aluminum housing, caused the adhesive tabs to not stick. The adhesive tabs are so thin, that the plastic endcaps held the housing off of the frame JUST enough that the adhesive wasn't touching the metal, to stick to it. I took a razor blade and carefully sliced a .5mm amount of material off the plastic endcaps, so the aluminum housing would sit completely flat and this made the adhesive tabs stick.Next, (this is the worst part) the led comes with an extra length of wire and a pcb coupling. This I assume is so it can work with the P1P, P1s, and X1c and accommodate the different layouts of the printers electronics. IF THEY HAD just made the wire and connector coming out of the led a little longer, you wouldn't even need the extra wire and redundant pcb coupling. I feel they only had a P1P to test this on, because with the X1c, where the stock light plugs in is different than the P1P. There was no spot to hide the pcb coupling behind the plastic housing of the printer's connections (above the camera). The wire being too short makes it an unnecessary install, if they had just made the wire longer, the install would be so much better and cleaner. Lastly, the new led is more of a 6000k led (bluer). It would be better if it was closer to the stock color (4000k-5000k whiter). It would be brighter. This is merely a preference, though. Also, since this new led is mounted above the hotend (unlike the stock being more inline with the hotend), there is always a shadow from the toolhead. This prevents any light from shining on the nozzle tip (if you want to see if anything is stuck to the nozzle). The stock led does a better job of lighting up right under the toolhead. The NEW led does a better job of lighting up move of the interior of the printer (primarily the front of the printer).Overall, I'm happy with the purchase and the results. I wish you could use both the stock led and new. Though, this is minor. The biggest issue, which would be a simple fix is MAKE THE WIRE LONGER OUT OF THE LED so you don't have to use the pcb coupling!Cheers!