Bambu Lab's Shenzhen 3D Printing Flagship Store Draws Families During National Day Holiday

On October 8, 2026, Nanjixiong learned that Shenzhen's technology and digital consumer market was thriving during the National Day holiday. At Shenzhen Bay MixC, Bambu Lab's first offline 3D printing flagship store worldwide attracted substantial holiday traffic. Families made up most customers trying products and seeking advice, and parents bringing children to experience 3D printing together has become commonplace.

According to store staff, sales and visitor numbers both increased significantly during the holiday. One parent said shopping trips previously focused on dining and buying clothes, but their child now prefers looking at new digital products: “They can have fun and learn about new technology at the same time.”



Bambu Lab's 3D printing flagship store at Shenzhen Bay MixC attracted strong National Day holiday traffic.

Beyond Bambu Lab, new products including the Huawei Mate 90 series and Honor Magic 9 also experienced a holiday sales peak. Visitor traffic at Honor's Alpha flagship store rose 100% compared with the preceding period, while sales doubled. Huaqiangbei was also busy, with many international visitors shopping for electronics while wheeling suitcases.

Nanjixiong's observation
As 3D printing moves from an industrial manufacturing tool into household consumer products, hands-on retail stores are becoming an important entry point. The concentration of families trying the technology during the holiday suggests that public awareness of 3D printing is increasing rapidly.

AI-translated from an article by Kuaixiong on Nanjixiong, originally published on 2026-10-08. Text and images retain the original source attribution.
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