The thing is that they've dropped the ball. There are quite a few companies putting out printers that are objectively as convenient as a Bambu, for a third of the price, and others, like prusa and Snapmaker that have upstaged them with tool changers, which are way better than MMU machines, with negligible material waste, and orders of magnitude faster for multicolor. The maker scene is also alive and well- Vorons, VZbots, etc. allow you to make impressive machines, if you have some skills.
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For structural things you NEED an enclosed printer, as most technical filaments need either heated chambers, air filtration or both. the Prusas (premium) centauri carbon, (budget), Snapmaker U1 (toolchanger), and which needs an addon cover, which in my opinion is right now the best bang for the buck. Sovol has teased a tool changer, and they make reasonably good and open source machines.