HzdaDeve PEI PEO Sheet for Bambu Lab X1/P1P/P1S Carbon Build Plate Heated Bed Spring Steel Flexible Platform 257.5x257.5 mm One Side Textured and one Side Smooth Board for 3D Printer (Gold+Black)

I was a bit skeptical at first but given the low price I thought of giving it a try. The build plate works flawlessly, other than the annoying message from the device every time that the marker is missing (which it does, I guess only OEM plates have those markers), there is no problem at all with this plate. I am already on my fourth print now. I just selected the Plate type as "Textured PEI" in the slicer (which sets the plate temp at 55C, note that this is important, if you select Cool/PLA Plate it sets a lower temperate and you may have a first layer adhesion problem). Some observations. Pros:1. No glue required2. Extremely easy to remove the model from plate. Sometimes it just slides off after the print, no need to apply any force.3. Textured side (I got the textured + Gold version) leaves quite a nice print on the face.Cons:1. Due to the missing marker on the plate, during every print, you get a warning, and the print is paused. You need to manually resume the print; I don't see an option anywhere to ignore this check.

Works great on x1 carbon do have to turn the plate recognizer off. Because bambu labs plate has a arcade on it the x1 scans. Not sure r e how important it is because it still calibrate ls the plate but if you don't turn off the plate sensor ever time you run a print you have to hit resume because no build plate recognized.

This build plate for the Bambu Lab printers actually works. I was a bit skeptical at first about trying a build plate not directly from Bambu Lab. The printer itself is an investment and I was always scared to mess things up by trying something "unofficial" but it seems I was worried for nothing. This build plate worked just fine.I originally wanted to try these because I was interested in the frosty texture, and I was happy to see that it did in fact transfer with no issues. No suggested settings are noted for the plates, but I set the frost shard texture as a "Cool Plate" and the regular gold textured side as the "Textured Plate" in Bambu Studio and had no problems with that working viably for printing.I do suggest giving it a quick wash with mild detergent upon arrival just to make sure the plate is as clean and grease free as you can make it. I didn't need anything additional for build plate adhesion, so as long as it's clean you should be safe. The only thing I'd say to be careful of is that there was a bit of a sticky edge along the perimeter of the sticker that provides the "frost shard" texture, but it posed no actual issue in printing, likely just a bit of excess glue.Overall, both sides of the plate performed well, and I definitely recommend giving it a try if you're looking to get a specific texture and want reliable build plate adhesion. And it is especially cool with translucent/transparent filaments as that really plays up the frosty effect.

I have done many prints with this product and people like the imprinted designs for the surface. The bed has good adhesion when the bed is heated. releases easily after it cools. The only issue for release is when there is only one layer down - sometimes it is a bit of an issue to get those types. I would much rather have a little too grippy then the opposite. Note: for bambu you will want to turn off bed sense otherwise it will complain on every print. As long as you have patience for waiting for the print to cool before removing the print, you shouldn't have any problems.

Haven’t had any adhesion issues at all. Only wish it had the bed plate qr code that the factory Bambu plates have (I’ve seen it on other 3rd party plates)