I got this printer during Bambu's anniversary sale. The reviews were really good and the ability to print using multiple filaments seamlessly were a big selling point. I've been using the printer for not quite 2 months. The short is that I should have upgraded to this printer a long time ago.
My first printer was a Lulzbot Taz 6. It was one of the better consumer friendly printers when it was released. It has a good print bed size, automatic bed leveling and decent print quality. It was pretty easy for a newbie to start printing with. It wasn't very fast and required calibration.
A few years ago, I added an Ender 3 V2. Not as easy to use but it provided some flexibility that the Taz didn't. I did some upgrades to make it better but it required tweaking to keep it printing well.
The Bambu is a huge upgrade. The print quality exceeds that of both the Taz and the Ender. The print speed is incredible, as is the print tolerance. Threaded parts or those that are supposed to slip together just do. The AMS, which holds 4 filaments, is awesome. I can print multi-color or not have to switch filaments when printing different objects.
sPrint bed adhesion is awesome withou having to use glue, hairspray, etc. And prints just pop off when cool. Support removal is much easier and the support face much smoother than with the other printers.
I just wish that I could use flexible filament in the AMS. There are reports of being able to do so, but I haven't figured it out yet. Print quality with TPU (flexible filament) is really impressive. I've printed some gaskets, plugs and grommets. All came out great.
If you're thinking about getting into 3D printing, definitely put a Bambu Labs printer at the top of your list.